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Letter from Robert How to Thomas Sworder

1 Oct 1864

From: 1864 To: 1864

From: Robert How at Luton To: Thomas Sworder at Hertford "I am sorry I was unable to meet you yesterday but I trust the completion of the purchase was made satisfactorily and I hope you were satisfied with the price. I have had a very great deal of trouble with King and did my best to get rid of him as I found Stephens would not complete the purchase while he had possession. I have also had a great many journies [sic] to Pepperstock to come to some arrangement with Church. You will perceive by the Stat that Mr.Everitt has to pay you £15 for the Brickyard and the £10 Mr.Thos Sworder agreed to allow Church out of the first year's rent. I have posted these accounts separate from the General Rent a/c and enclose Cheque to Balance and trust you will find it correct. The General Rent a/c I hope to collect next week and will forward the amount. Please acknowledge receipt of Cheque and also forward me the Book for which I wrote and I will endeavour to make out Mr.Everitt's a/c. can you forward me any information respecting this or had I better run over & see you, a line shall have my attention".

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How, Robert,
Sworder, Thomas,
Stephens,
King, John,
Church,
Everitt

business accounts, non-agricultural leases, Pepperstock, Pepperstock Half Moon, Kensworth Plough, KENSWORTH, Park Street Brewery Luton