HN10/280/Jefferson5

Letter from Joseph Vigor Pickford at Manor Farm, Micheldever [Hampshire] to Frederic Tanqueray: "In reply to yours I herewith send you the valuation and the Will and also A list that my Sister gave me of what was owing. She has the bills and will bring them over to you if you must see them there was no money in hand at his death. Money lent by E.Pickford Oct 29th 1889 by cheque 100; July 8 90 by cheque 100; Augt 12 92 60 ewes at 32 96; 1 top 5; April 4 93 by cheque 100 = 401; garent [guarantee?] at Bank 100 = 501; 630/7/9; Bond to Mrs.Jefferson 800 = 1,931/7/9 that is all I can tell you as to giving up the Farm at once it is A bad time to go out. She must keep it on to 29th Sep 93 [sic 94?]. I shall go up there the first week in December. The sheep that is there now do belong to me all but 10 of them. My sister has paid off A lot of the Bills Since her Husband's death and the 100 at the Bank."

22 Nov 1893

From: 1893 To: 1893

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Jefferson, Joseph Henry,
Pickford, Joseph Vigor,
Tanqueray, Frederic,
Jefferson, Ann Vigor,
Pickford, Ann Vigor,
Pickford, E.,
Jefferson, Mary Ann

Westoning Woodend Farm, specific solicitors, Frederic Tanqueray, debt, WESTONING