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Letter

18 January 1887

From: 1887 To: 1887

From a contractor in Gayton [Northamptonshire] to Rev. Frederick Veasey: “I have Invoice of Iron [unreadable] & when the weather permits will come & fix it the [unreadable] I have made arrangements for Mr. Sharp of Ampthill to come & fix [unreadable] I wrote you pencil [unreadable] yesterday as to an arrangement I made for your cupboard (cost not [more] than £4). Mr. Macpherson had forgotten this. I write hastily as I am on the point of starting to see my son in India & if time will permit I will write you again. Anyhow all has been arranged & the Key you require for south transept. You must send to Mr. Macpherson on any Monday it will have new one made & returned been so he says in two days.

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Veasey, Frederick,
Sharp,
Macpherson, R

LIDLINGTON, church fabric, India, holidays