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From: Thomas Sworder, Luton; To: Thomas Sworder, Hertford

29 Apr 1850

From: 1850 To: 1850

From: Thomas Sworder, Luton; To: Thomas Sworder, Hertford "I send you an agreement to mtge both the property purchased of Gray [and] that agreed to purchase of Bennett. It is a rough affair, but I was bothered by people coming on [unreadable word] as usual when you have anything to do. Monday however is the proposed pay day, so I ought to have no cause to grumble on this score. We are now getting quite a name for Beer now. A man came to order a Barrel today in consequence of its being so good. He swore he would never drink any more of Burr's if he knew it. The Deeds of the property purch'd of Gray are in your possession. I found a letter on my arrival from W.Medland he says he is quite happy & they are enjoying themselves very much at Scarboro' they go to Swanhope[?] next Friday" Copy letter from Thomas Sworder of Hertford to Thomas Sworder of Luton "I received your letter & the agreement today I have since paid £4,000 to your joint account at the Luton Branch of the London & County Bank thro the London & County Branch here. The other £1,000 mak'g the £5,000 mentioned in the agreement you have already had some time. Pray take care what you are about for recollect there must some day come a reckoning - so endeavour to save & pay off the money borrowed as soon & as fast as you can".

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Sworder, Thomas,
Gray,
Bennett, Benjamin,
Burr, Solomon,
Medland, William,
London & County Banking Company Limited

family correspondence, business correspondence, beer, Scarborough, London & County Banking Company Limited