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George Duncombe to his brother from Clapham Common

15 Jun 1826

From: 1826 To: 1826

"... are verry much oblidge to you for your kindness in sending the 2 hundred pounds i went to London yesterday and find it quite correct. If you should get the other as i hope you soon will know you can pay that the same way as it be imposable for me to come down know as Mrs P is so verry ill or if you perticuley wish to se me and oblidge to come to London i should be happy to se you as it is not a great way from London and you could sleep at our house or i will meet you in London so do that way as you think best. I had a letter from Mrs D yesterday and she is quite well and sends hir kind love to you all and would been happy to have come had it been possable but out house is quite full and she cannot leve it. We have been verry lucky thank God for it ...."

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Duncombe, George,
Duncombe, John,
Pedder

personal correspondence, family correspondence, Clapham Common, family/personal financial affairs, money, London, illness