R3/3726

Reads- Capt. Addington is selling estate at Goldington; also tithes; Duke's lands there trifling. An obscure point about 3 r. in Newnham Holme. Hewlatt declines going to Castle mills; prefers waiting at Oakley for chance to get farm, more anxious for farm than mill. He says old Clayton is leaving farm at Cople & had asked Tavistock for that. Must look elsewhere - don't doubt a man of capital can be had for such a mill; out of question to keep present tenant. Wriothesley has not sent plan of Chenies workhouse.

3 June 1832

From: 1832 To: 1832

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Addington,
Duke of Bedford,
Hewlatt,
Clayton,
Tavistock,
Wriothesley, Lord

captain, ESTATES (LANDED), buildings and land use, GOLDINGTON, tithes, Newnham, Castle Mill, OAKLEY, farms, MILLS, elderly people, COPLE, money, tenancy, Parish Workhouses, building plans, Chenies