Letter from T. Greany to Mr Hanstock, 20 July 1916

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Letter from T. Greany to Mr Hanstock, 20 July 1916

1 ESTATE OFFICE,
MUCKROSS,
KILLARNEY. 20th July 1916 Dear Mr Hanstock, Many thanks for your
letter of 5th inst, enclosing
cheq. value £3.18.0 in discharge
of Pension for Old John Murhill
from Lady Ardilaum for Quarter
ending 24th June 1916. Please find
receipt enclosed. Mrs Williams, (Mrs Ross's second
daughter) is managing the Muckross
Hotel, for her brother Jack, who
is "somewhere in France", the
Management is, unfortunately,
very light work, as there is scarcely
a Tourist coming here this season. Many thanks for your kind
inquiries about my health. I am,
thank God, keeping well. With kind regards & hoping 2 you & yours are in the enjoyment
of the best of good health. I am
Yours very truly TM.Greany

Letter from T. Greany to Mr Hanstock refarding pension of John Murhill.

T. Greany
Mr Hanstock
1916-07-20
World War I (1914-1918) Industry and Public Administration

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