HF41/9/3/5

Bundle of Correspondence relating to the Ham Farm Brickyard from Cooper & Co (Accountants), Stibbard & Gibson (Solicitors), Fred Safford, Francis Cooper (Receiver & Manager), Hollams, Son & Coward (Solicitors) to Hooper & Co

Apr - Dec 1885

From: 1885 To: 1885

Increasing demand for Receiver for payment overdue April 1885 Protracted negotiations with Eastwoods Meeting with George Powers will do nothing until he gets signed valuation of moveables He will sign deeds relating to the Biggleswade Tow path (Biggleswade) but brother probably won't 9 November 1885 Argument over whether Stibbard etc should have prosecuted George Powers; effect on the negotiations with Eastwoods 19 November 1885 G.Powers no interest in the Company now only acting as a Manager 20 November 1885

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Hooper & Fletcher,
Cooper & Company,
Stibbard, Gibson & Company,
Stibbard, Gibson & Sykes,
Stibbard & Company,
Safford, Frederick,
Cooper, Francis,
Hollams, Son & Coward,
Hooper & Company,
Eastwood & Co.,
Powers, George

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