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

17 Apr 1866

From: 1866 To: 1866

From: Thomas Sworder, Luton; 17 Apr 1866 To: Thomas Sworder, Hertford “I enclose you cheque for £364.3.4 and send you a/c on other side. I also enclose £50 on my own account. Messrs Anstee & Co. wish you to send them receipt for this as well as the cheque sent on 19th instant. I have seen Cumberland about the Rising Sun, but he says Trethewey has not been up lately. I told him you must have £800. They are removing the earth very near the House and it appears as though they will soon require it.” Dec 25 Rent 383.2.6 Mar 25 383.2.6 Balance due 1st Oct / 65 766.5.0 - 373.0.8 1139.5.8 Barge Taxes 4.9.6 Church 2.5.2 Stanner 13.7 Barber 1.5.6 Congreve 14.11 Rumbles 12.9 Brown 10.8 Puddephatt 9.2 Cooper 4 Coleman 19 Jan 15 1866 cash 377.14.0 Barley 8.9 Olney Geo 1.2 3 Hyde 3.8 Rumbles 6.11 March 9 – cash 383.2.6 775.2. .4 Cheque 16th April for 364:3: 4

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Sworder, Thomas,
Stanner, John,
Church, William,
Anstee, William,
Cook, John,
Bennett, Benjamin,
Cumberland, John,
Trethewy,
Barber,
Congreve, John,
Rumbles, James,
Brown, Henry Coles,
Puddephatt,
Cooper,
Coleman,
Olney, George,
Hyde

business correspondence, debt, business accounts, Luton Rising Sun, general taxation