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From: Thomas Sworder; To: Thomas Sworder, Westmill Bury

21 Nov 1848

From: 1845 To: 1848

From: Thomas Sworder; To: Thomas Sworder, Westmill Bury "I have read over the Abstract which is sent herewith & think there is a fatal objection to the Title. I should fell much obliged if you would shew it to Mr.Maydwell & ask his opinion. I will not mention my objection till I have had his opinion, but he need not go farther back than the Deed of 13 Aug 1845 fo.31. I should have been over today but as Robert was going to Royston I thought I would accompany him. Yesterday I went to meet the hounds at Thorley we did not find till 1 o'clock & then the Hounds could not run there being scarcely any scent.Uncle & Aunt Smitheman are coming here to dinner tomorrow we shall be glad to see you & Aunt if you can come & meet them, or if you would rather come some other day perhaps you would be kind enough to send word by the bearer. Uncle S. is coming to shoot, we dine at 3 o'C. You can have accommodation for the night if you would prefer it. If you see Mr.Medland in the course of the day will you be so good as to give him the inclosed billet doux. All are well here & join me in king love to you Aunt & Children".

Sworder, Thomas,
Maydwell,
Sworder, Robert,
Smitheman, John,
Smitheman, Mary Ann,
Medland, William

family correspondence, business correspondence, Royston, Thorley, fox hunting