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Tag Archives: Isaac Evans
April 18th, 1833
Set off for Coventry this morning at half past seven oclock – got to Coventry at half past five in the evening Isaac met me with the Gig at Coventry as he came back from Packington Got to Griff abt. … Continue reading
1st March 1833
Settled wt. Mr Taverner Plumber for work at Packington £ s d by a Bill 77 7 ~ by a di. 95 1 6 172 8 6 by cheque 214 14 6 … Continue reading
7th December 1832
came to Coventry abt. 8 oclock tonight Came home in the Gig with Isaac
25th October 1832
Made out a Plan for a Calf Shed at Dairy Farm ………………………………………………………………………………………………… went into Closewood and Meeriden Shafts and Valued the Underwood in them at £4 per Acre ……………………………………………………………………………………………… Mr Thomas came to purchase the Underwood and … Continue reading
25th September 1832
Settled wt. Mr Randell Composition and Rates due up to Mic: 1832 … Continue reading
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Tagged Astley, Atherstone, Colonel Newdegate, Dudley, George Eliot, Isaac Evans, Mr Goodall, Mr Newdigate, Randell, Robert Evans, Sandwell
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29th July 1832
went to Nuneaton to Ask Mr Buchanans Opinion whether I was Obliged to Attend at Stafford. Isaac and I set off to Stafford I was Subpoeaned on a Trial between Mr Erpe and Mr Smith on the Point of leaving … Continue reading
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Tagged Buchanan, George Eliot, Isaac Evans, Mr Erpe, Mr Smith, Nuneaton, Robert Evans, Stafford, Walsey Bridge
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15th February 1832
went to Packington this morning took Isaac with me we Valued and marked the Timber in Close Wood today Mr Thos. & Mr Johnson Valued after us we got home at dark night well tired.
May 6th, 1831
myself and Isaac went over the Charity Land in the Parish of Bedworth and took an account of the cultivation calld. at Mr Bellairs but he was not at home ……………………………………………………………………………………………………. Paid Maurice Evans 13 weeks wages due 25 the … Continue reading
May 2nd, 1831
Went to Coventry Fair sold a Horse at 6 ~ 0 ~ 0 a Heifer from Astley 13 ~ 10 ~ 0 I and Isaac dined at Mr Jefferys Stoke today
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Tagged Astley, Isaac Evans, Jeffrey Stokes, Nuneaton Museum & Art Gallery, Robert Evans
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April 23rd, 1831
£ s d Ballance of the Book at Dukes Farm 7 ~ 12 ~ 10 ………………………………………………………………………………………………… Hamersley [Turnings all ?] to be charge ? to Mr Taylor 1 ~ 6 ~ 8 ………………………………………………………………………………………………… Dt. Ditchg. 14a – 2 r – … Continue reading
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Tagged Attleborough, Breech Oak Farm, Dukes Farm, George Eliot, Henry Hake, Higham, Isaac Evans, John Smith, Nuneaton, Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council, Nuneaton Museum & Art Gallery, Robert Evans, Rueben Ballard, Stoney Stanton, Thomas Marlow, William Bull
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