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Letters sent in 1632

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02–012

Sent by:	[Uncertain/Unknown/Not Applicable]
on:	1632/09/29
to:	[Uncertain/Unknown/Not Applicable]
Notes:	John Aris receipt of tithe rent £5 and 46s 8d

02–083

Sent by:	Edmund Chamberlaiyne Chamberlaiyne, Edmund
on:	1632/04/06
to:	RV Verney, Sir Ralph [d.1696]
Notes:	General greetings and good will, inviting him to hunt at Stoke wood in near future.

02–089

Sent by:	[Uncertain/Unknown/Not Applicable]
on:	1632/11/03
to:	[Uncertain/Unknown/Not Applicable]
Notes:	Copy of will of Thomas Isham of Ratcliffe, Esq. Buried in Hillesden Church. Leaves income of £5000 to his wife Elizabeth, and gives her right to dispose of £1000 of it.

02–110

Sent by:	[Uncertain/Unknown/Not Applicable]
on:	1632/05/17
to:	[Uncertain/Unknown/Not Applicable]
Notes:	Sir Robert Heath, Chief Justice of Common Pleas, receipt for £35 paid by John Denton. Followed by further receipts for same amount june and November 1632, Feb 1632/3, June 1633, July 33, Nov. 33, Feb 33/4, May 34, June 34,

02–112

Sent by:	John Crowther Crowther, John
from:	Oxford
on:	1632/03/15
to:	SRV Verney, Sir Ralph [d.1696]
Received at:	Middle Claydon
on:	1631/2
Notes:	about books and possibility of a living

02–113

Sent by:	John Crowther Crowther, John
from:	Oxford
on:	1632/05/24
to:	SRV Verney, Sir Ralph [d.1696]
Received at:	Middle Claydon
Notes:	About possibilities of a living. He is in correspondence with Mr Butterfield about it. Poulteney involved.

02–114

Sent by:	John Crowther Crowther, John
from:	London
on:	1632/06/12
to:	SRV Verney, Sir Ralph [d.1696]
Received at:	Middle Claydon
Notes:	Various general remedies for troubles, which SRV has hinted about having, but not disclosed their nature.

02–167

Sent by:	Anne Blakeney Blakeney, Anne
on:	1632/11/12
to:	Lady Verney Verney, Lady Mary [Blakeney] d. 1642
Notes:	Asking her aunt to act for her in the matter of the bond using Mr Neave, includes a copy of what is effectively a power of attorney . Debt goes back to 1617 and Sir Francis Bacon. From Burnham in Norfolk.