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Letter from Henrietta Ann Matthews to her brother, Thomas J Hooper. From 30 York Place. Rents from Moreton in the Marsh properties; family news.

12 March 1874

From: 1874 To: 1874

“I am glad to tell you I have found the missing letters and papers that I feared I had lost when moving. Will you please let me have the Moreton rents as soon as you can, and if it will make no difference to you, I would rather you deducted £25 from each half years interest rather than £50 from one as it leaves me so very short. Getting’s rent being £44 out of Cordy’s £55. You will be pleased to know that John and Henry frequently write they both seem well and getting on, Mary I am sorry to say is not strong, but writes happily. If you have the same severe frost and snow that we have here I fancy your hunting must be given up.”

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Matthews, Henrietta Ann,
Hooper, Thomas J.,
Cordy,
Getting,
Matthews, John Robins,
Matthews, Joseph Henry,
Matthews, Mary Priscilla

family correspondence, Moreton in the Marsh, rent