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Robert Gibbs of Ampthill to his son Thomas Gibbs (born 1771)

26 Sep 1802

From: 1802 To: 1802

Will send the seeds. I shall write to Messrs Miniers in a few days. Bellgarde peach. I wish the nurserymen would have a regular catalogue of their plants and trees, I wish you to call on your brother and tell him to send immediately a hundred weight of scotch barley directed to Lord Ossory. It is to be given away in charity to make messes for the poor [to Mr T Gibbs, Corner of Half Moon Street, Piccadilly]

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Gibbs, Robert,
Gibbs, Thomas,
Minier, Minier & Nash,
Earl of Upper Ossory

personal correspondence, family correspondence, business correspondence, AMPTHILL, nurseryman, seedsman, peaches, barley, charity, food & drink, Piccadilly Half Moon Street