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The Reverend John King Martyn to the Reverend William Mudge, his son-in-law from Ockbrook

9 Apr 1842

From: 1842 To: 1842

Glad you are now in legal possession. As to the Parsonage premises, they must be still more devastated by the projected building, but all will come to rights in time and the shrubs and trees will grow. Will not Mr. Gardner consider himself now as your curate ? Ask advice of Mr Beedham. Until the house is evacuated and the pulling down can be begun, I see no use in my going there. I suppose Thomas is not there. Rhoda is vastly pleased to sleep here instead of at school. Caty does not appear to have taken the measles. Tell John a letter has come to John Glass offering the school at Lerwick.

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Martyn, John King,
Mudge, William,
Gardner,
Beedham,
Martyn, Thomas,
Glass, John

PERTENHALL, general correspondence, Ockbrook, parsonages, clergy, measles