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Letter from Henrietta Ann Matthews to her brother, Thomas J Hooper. Sent from Caerleon Cottage. General business matters.

23 Oct 1868

From: 1868 To: 1868

Mr Winter to see to Getting’s rent. Have paid income tax for Commercial Street but not for High Street. John Lloyd says he could not pay the rent for the bonded stores. Mr Winter says not to trouble about Cordy’s life insurance policy “but as I suppose we should be safer if we had them I will ask for them”. Mrs Lewis’ solicitor is passing her through the court so will lose about £60. Requests cheque for Forbes account. Still having difficulty getting proper receipts. Took Mary to Mama at Bristol on Monday. Mama & Lizzie both better.

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Matthews, Henrietta Ann,
Hooper, Thomas J.,
Winter,
Getting,
Lloyd, John,
Cordy,
Lewis,
Forbes,
Matthews, Mary Priscilla,
Hooper, Henrietta,
Hooper, Elizabeth

family correspondence, business, Income Tax, Newport Commercial Street, Monmouthshire, Newport [Monmouthshire] High Street, Life Assurance