Letter from Arthur P. Lynch to James Brown, 14 April 1916

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Letter from Arthur P. Lynch to James Brown, 14 April 1916

1 14th April 1916 E Hogg decd. Dear Sir, Referring to your letter of 24th ult I shall be glad to
hear further from you herein to enable this matter to be dealt with. Yours truly. APLynch
James brown Esq.,
Solicitor. Broad St., Magherafelt.

This is a letter from Arthur Perry Lynch (b.1866), assistant Chief Crown Solicitor, to James Brown, a solicitor. The letter is in relation to the death of Elizabeth Hogg and the writer states that his office would be happy to hear more from Brown to enable the matter to be dealt with.

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Letters 1916, published by the Austrian Centre for Digital Humanities, Vienna, 2026 (https://letters1916static.github.io/letters1916-static/item__1404.html)