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Reference
HG12/11/33
Title
to Kenneth Longuet-Higgins from C.B. Hulton, The Rectory, Turvey. Bells are still away and no chance of getting them back for some time to come. Gough the blacksmith died suddenly on Boxing Day and Mrs Geo. Wooding and Mr Nidd are dead.
Date free text
n.d.
Level of description
item

Persons/institution keyword
Longuet-Higgins, Kenneth Aislabie,
Hulton, C.B.,
Gough,
Wooding, George,
Nidd
Keywords
general correspondence, TURVEY, church bells, blacksmith

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Higgins/Longuet-Higgins archive
fonds | HG
- Personal correspondence
  sub-fonds | HG12
  - Personal correspondence to Kenneth Higgins; also private papers
    series | HG12/11
    to Kenneth Longuet-Higgins from C.B. Hulton, The Rectory, Turvey. Bells are still away and no chance...
    item | HG12/11/33
    n.d.