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Correspondence from William Adam to Platt: Reads- I expect nothing from Gregg's examination at Maulden. Don't delay paying Devereux most of his bill. I don't think Clayton will pay. What of exchanging him for Runciman's pupil? Sorry Cooke of Steppingley still more behind. Jn. Marsden must not run further into arrear. Why did not Barnard pay? What of Sinfield's farm? What must be done with Brightman's & the other Maulden tenants?

22 Jan 1817

From: 1817 To: 1817

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Adam, William,
Platt,
Gregg,
Devereux,
Clayton,
Runciman,
Cooke,
Marsden, John,
Barnard,
Sinfield,
Brightman

MAULDEN, receipts, rentals, STEPPINGLEY, farms, tenancy