G/DDA150/114

Letter [copy] from Thomas Collingdon to Rowed: thanks for valuation of Park & Someries farms. Have written to Yardley to meet me at Cock, Luton; if he does not, shall proceed. Dont know whether matters as to Park farm is settled between Yardley & Bates, but Marquess is not to be involved; Bates says he lost by grass seeds, but he gained more from manure Yardley left.Remember damage to Longcroft field opposite John Gray's new public-house; rent was £12.12.0; road trustees have nothing to do with proposed appropriation; it cannot be let for anything, as valuation will go to trustees; ought Gough to join you in making it? P.S. reference to Lord Bute's solicitor, Roy.

1 Oct 1834

From: 1834 To: 1834

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Collingdon, Thomas,
Rowed,
Yardley,
Bates,
Crichton-Stuart, John (2nd Marquess of Bute),
Gray, John,
Gough,
Roy

general correspondence, estates correspondence, valuations, Luton Park Farm, Hyde Someries Farm, Luton Cock, solicitors