QSR1831/2/9/6/c

Letter from Grover, Smith & Grover, solicitors of Hemel Hempstead to Williamson & Austin, solicitors of Luton.

31 March 1831

From: 1831 To: 1831

- They assumed they were concerned for the respondents - The question had been raised as to which parish the part of Mr Crawley’s Farm House, where the paupers had slept, was situated. - They intend to raise this point at the appeal and it would be necesaary for them to take several witnesses whose testimony would not be essential. - They request notice by return of post if they intend to dispute the point about where the paupers were situated. - They would undertake that the Overseers of Studham to produce the paupers.

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Beckley, John,
Beckley, Jane,
Williamson & Austin

STUDHAM, Hemel Hempstead, LUTON, removal, general boundaries, solicitors