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George Duncombe from London to his father

6 Apr 1822

From: 1822 To: 1822

Arrived back by coach at six o'clock. "Hope Mr Bartram got the great coat safe as i sent it the next day by the same coach as i went to London with to Wooburn to the Goat. John Clark spent Wednesday Evening with me ... I found every thing going on verry well with him ... Mr Pedder is gone to Brighton ... Mrs Pedder has been at Gerald Square with Mrs F Pedder as she is as ill as ever she was not expected to live through last week ... I have been to Gerald Square this evening and find Mrs F much worse. If she remains in this state much longer i expect they will take a house for three or four months as mistress is unwilling to leave her. It will be settled thiss next week whens we shall go I think to Hornsey Crouch End a bout six miles out of London ... Direct to No. 12 Burnard Street, Russell Square ... "

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Duncombe, George,
Bartram,
Clark, John,
Pedder,
Pedder, F

personal correspondence, family correspondence, London, Woburn Goat, Brighton, illness, London Crouch End, Russell Square Bernard Street