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Bundle of correspondence regarding arrangement with J Patterson junior of Waresley, Huntingdonshire; £134..3s incurred 1875-1879

May 1879

From: 1875 To: 1879

letter J Patterson to Charles Powers’ executors; after arrangement with Mr Hugh when paid £50 astonished by letter, sacrifice to make sales at present time, confined to house for month with bronchitis 7 May 1879 letter from Charles Powers’ executors per E J King to Patterson; surprised want further credit considering account outstanding since 1876. must have cost part of money at once 8 May 1879 J Patterson to Charles Powers’ executors; must raise money from sale of heifers done calving in October now worth £15; in October £22 “price I got last year”, will lose a 3rd. have sheep but not saleable at present “I do think there is a Mr Powers in Biggleswade that wishes to do me an injury” wants a little time to turn over capital to advantage 10 May 1879 covering note to £87..10s. promissory note 17 May 1879

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Hooper & Fletcher,
Powers, Charles,
Patterson, J,
Powers, Hugh Edward,
King, E J

Hooper & Fletcher, debt, debtor, business correspondence, business accounts, Waresley, business, health, bronchitis, livestock, cattle, sheep, promissory notes