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Z355/407
Title
Thomas Gibbs, Ampthill (born 1771) to his son Humphrey Gibbs at Old Brompton: Have sent some plums for use. The pear with the long stalk sent up is the double Swans Throat - two can go to Horticulture Society at next meeting. The wind has made havoc in the fruit
Date free text
8 Sep 1829
Production date
From: 1829 To: 1829
Level of description
item

Persons/institution keyword
Gibbs, Thomas,
Gibbs, Humphrey,
Royal Horticultural Society
Keywords
business correspondence, nurseryman, seedsman, AMPTHILL, Old Brompton, plums, pears, horticulture & market gardening societies, Royal Horticultural Society, wind, fruit

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Gibbs Family of Ampthill and London
fonds | Z355
- Thomas Gibbs, seedsman and nurseryman, corner of Half Moon Street, Piccadilly, and Old Brompton and ...
  series | Z355/251-415
  c.1800 - 1833
  - Family Letters
    sub-series | Z355/384-409
    1796 - 1831
    Thomas Gibbs, Ampthill (born 1771) to his son Humphrey Gibbs at Old Brompton: Have sent some plums ...
    item | Z355/407
    8 Sep 1829