Reference
BO403
Title
Letter: W.B. Travell, Vine Inn, Bishopgate, London, to
Messrs. Willis.
Writes about a piece of land called Green Ends, Fenny Stratford, between Bletchley
and Water Eaton, which writer thinks belongs to him, and was allotted
at the time of the Bletchley Enclosure. James Betts of Water Eaton has
his cows turned out on it. 'Your Father was with me at Brickhill some
years past - and took me by the hand and said my Boy - there is a piece
of Land which no one can Inherit but yourself - and will be as good
as a Hundred pounds -'
Date free text
28 Nov 1825
Production date
From: 1825 To: 1825
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