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FARRER (AND ANOTHER) v HUTCHINSON (AND OTHERS) Invoice Book (marked D, No 1 on cover)...
Catalogue reference: E 140/29/1
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This record is about the FARRER (AND ANOTHER) v HUTCHINSON (AND OTHERS) Invoice Book (marked D, No 1 on cover)... dating from 1811-1838 in the series Exchequer: King's Remembrancer: Exhibits. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1811-1838
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FARRER (AND ANOTHER) v HUTCHINSON (AND OTHERS)
Invoice Book (marked D, No 1 on cover) of Samuel Farrer & Sons, containing copies of invoices for woollen and cloth goods shipped and consigned to Ambrose Pollett of Lisbon, R Coupland of Liverpool, and others (part 1, 64 folios, 1811-1820);
Three account books of the administration of Thomas Farrer's estate, all embossed on the cover `Trustees of Thos Farrar': `Waste Book', containing accounts of expenses (enclosing an agreement of William Wordsworth of Bruntcliffe Yorks, land agent, to sell land in Pudsey to James Hutchinson, and a promissory note of Hutchinson to pay £3,500 to Messrs Beckett, Blayds & Co) (27 folios); `Cash Book', containing accounts of receipts (4 folios); `Ledger', containing a schedule of the goods of Thomas Farrer on his death in 1820, and accounts of annuity payments made to his mother and allowances for his children (parts 2-4, 20 folios, 1820-1838, deposed to during examination in Exchequer 6, 7 and 8 Apr 1840)
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Exchequer: King's Remembrancer: Exhibits
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