Hey All, The only thing I'm certain of about this cover is that it's British and dated June 13, 1837. Beyond that, I'm completely clueless as to where it came from and where it went. I've tried few of my own handwriting translations, but no dice. Anyone want to take a crack at it? Thanks!
Thanks Bobby and Rod! I usually can figure out most British stampless covers as there's more clues and better handwriting, but this one just hurt my eyes. I also spent too much time working on "Croomes Atmon" which turned up nil for me.
Quote: "Croomes Atmon" which turned up nil for me.
Battlestamps, that is the clerk signing receipt of the correspondence. His name: J.L.Croomes. Admon. (sic) "Admin"
"Satisfy" it is, Thanks Geoff.
I looked up Lawrence and March (Attorneys at law) and there is a lot of evidence of them acting on behalf of the sheriff, in the forced sale /auction of property. That end sentence kind of fits.
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