HF41/2/21/13a-c

3 letters regarding collection of debts from W E Fullard and Mitchell and Son

Dec 1885 - Jan 1886

From: 1885 To: 1886

including a) letter, A Daniell (Charles Powers and Company) to Hooper and Company collect the debts of 2 above “with all speed” especially W E Fullard “latter has just left his farm at the Lodge, Westley near Newmarket”. [NB this is probably Westley Waterless, Cambridge, 5½ miles SW. of Newmarket rather than Westley near Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk] letters will reach him at H E Fullard esquire, Six Mile Bottom, Cambridgeshire 14 Dec 1885 b) C Powers and Company to same received an order for more cake from Fullard (“which of course has not been executed”) sent from Westley (in Newmarket county court district) 22 Dec 1885 c) C Powers and Company (A Daniell) to Hooper and Company Fullard got a lot of beasts at Fulbourn (Cambridgeshire) on the land of Wright Mitchell and Son offered to pay £5 in a month and £5 in 3 months to acknowledge debt 14 Jan 1886 [a-c formerly attached to each other by a steel pin]

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Hooper & Fletcher,
Powers, Charles,
Charles Powers and Co.,
Daniell, A,
Hooper & Company,
Fullard, W E,
Wright,
Mitchell, J & Son,
J Mitchell & Son

Hooper & Fletcher, business, debt, business correspondence, legal correspondence, Hooper & Company, Cambridgeshire farms, Westley Waterless, Six Mile Bottom, oil cake merchant, livestock, Fulbourn