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General letters received by Thomas Wheldon, 1814 Correspondents include: Francis Mewburn, Darlington; T. Dixon, New Boswell Court, London; John Gregson, Durham; Gabriel Fielding, Aiskew; R.W. Johnson, Darlington; Thomas Bowes, Darlington; Lupton Topham; Wharton and Dyke and Wharton and Ford, London; Briggs, Appleby; Ottiwell Tomlin, Richmond; Richard Bowser, Bishop Auckland; W. Hutchinson, Easby; James Dunning, Keverston; Mowbray Hollingsworth and Co., Darlington; R. Pybus, Middleton Tyas; William Hogg, Durham; Joseph Hepworth, Durham; James Kitching, Rokeby; J. Egerton, London; R. Hird, Arkengarthdale; John Trotter, Haughton; J. Fryer, Brough; W. Ullithorne; Hubbersty, London; J.S. Walton, Northallerton; Revd, J. Taylor, Stourbridge; Daniel Pierson, Early Lodge; Charles Lyon, Binchester; Arthur Aylmer, Walworth Castle; Richard Binks,Hull Topics include: Cotherstone v Rokeby; Brough v Wiseman; Hutchinson and Johnson; Edwards v Lord Rokeby; Dunning and Cay; Morritt and Strathmore estate; Bowes Road, clerkship; Clarkson and Maling; Longstaff and Wall in Chancery; Harrison to Harrison; Harvey v Galland; termination of the Wharton and Dyke partnership; Thomas Binks; Baker’s election, election expenses; Poole’s recovery; road repairs; Lyon and Sugden conveyance; Hanby’s interest, Barns v Clark; Appleton and Binks; Hird v Hutchinson; Grindred and Fryer; Bligh v Benson; Sayer v Sayer; Monkhouse and Hopper v Donkin; Old v Longstaff; Proctor’s bankruptcy; Hubbersty’s Brough tenants; Oliver’s marriage settlement; Bowes turnpike; mortgages; Bowes shooting; Rokeby tithes; Brownless v Davis; R. Lidderdale, deceased; Johnson’s rent; Hutchinson deceased; Mowbray v Bowson; Sledwick Farm; sheep on Gilmonby Moor; poaching; accounts of Thomas Smith; Harrison v White; Jefferson v Clarkson; comments on Louis XVIII and Blucher – From: Office Administration, In letters, In letters
| ref no. | D/HH 1/4/12/1-397 | ||||||||||
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| Notes | 397 papers | ||||||||||
| Date | 1809, 1964 | ||||||||||
| Era | Mid 20th Century (1933 to 1966), Hanoverian (1714 to 1837), 20th Century (1901 to 2000) | ||||||||||
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