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Folios 501-502: Andrew Smith, Greenock. He refers to Robert Ingram who has been impressed...
Catalogue reference: ADM 1/2530/150
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Folios 501-502: Andrew Smith, Greenock. He refers to Robert Ingram who has been impressed and is on his way to Plymouth.
Folios 503-504: enclosure with folios 501-502. Letter dated 10 May 1812 by Janet Ingram, Greenock . She writes about her son Robert Ingram. She says he is 17 an apprenticed to Messrs John Campbell Senior & Company of Glasgow. She wants her son released and asks what sum of money will secure that.
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