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<p n="595"> <rs type="date" id="LMTHLB55001_date59">18th. April 1735</rs>
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<p n="596">To Mr. <rs type="persName" id="LMTHLB55001_n596-1">Joshua Collings</rs>
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at <rs type="placeName" id="LMTHLB55001_geo272">Parndon</rs>
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<lb></lb>
By yors. of the 17th. I see you have sold 8. acres of the Wood<lb></lb>
& are endeavouring to sell the remaining 1 acre, & have<lb></lb>
mark'd out 12 small Trees that will be no better for stand=<lb></lb>
ing, in order to get the most for them, & also that you are<lb></lb>
getting in the rents all which is well, & likewise that<lb></lb>
Wobllard may take the loose gravel out of his pit. as you think proper</p>
<p n="597">I know not what to say about timber which <rs type="persName" id="LMTHLB55001_n597-1">Arthur Webb</rs>
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<lb></lb>
pretends to claim, I do not remember Webb by name,<lb></lb>
be sure if he had lent timber to any body he<del>you</del>
should have taken<lb></lb>
care to have asked for it again of those he lent it to.</p>
<p n="598">Iam sorry you are not yet well, I wish you better<lb></lb>
health & am yor. affectd. friend.</p>
<p n="599">underneath by Mr. Mallkew</p>
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C..J.</p>
<p n="601">Mr. Collings<lb></lb>
Your Lease hath been long ready, I<lb></lb>
desire you will call for it at my house, & seal<lb></lb>
your Counterpart</p>
<p n="602">Sign'd T. M.</p>
<p n="603"> <rs type="persName" id="LMTHLB55001_n603-1">Thos. Wollard</rs>
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payd. Mr. Skingle one years rent<lb></lb>
being £7. due Michas 1731. & <rs type="persName" id="LMTHLB55001_n603-2">Wm. Jennings</rs>
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has a<lb></lb>
receit of Skingle's for £10. dated 5th. Janry 1731/2. both which<lb></lb>
Sums are placed to Skingle's account because he<lb></lb>
did not give the proper notice, when he payd or <lb></lb>
return'd the Money. I desire therefore you will<lb></lb>
speek to Skingle to pay those sums here, that<lb></lb>
the sd. Sums may be placed to Woollards and<lb></lb>
Jenning's acco. accordingly, & the Hospl. books <lb></lb>
set to rights, because his greatly inconvenience<lb></lb>
to stand as they do, & Wollard & Jennings to be made<lb></lb>
dilters for more than they owe.</p>
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