| Description | Includes letters from: 
 C G Adams: asking about the field next to their house in Corsham Road
 Hilda Aspinall: cottage to rent
 Clare Austin: rent due from her stepdaughter’s husband, Mr Chandler
 W J & D Awdry: apportionment of tithe
 James Bamford: tenancy of the Angel; applies for neighbouring cottage of late Mrs Cole
 Bath Gas Company: asking to quote for supplying coke; to install supply gas to Lacock residents, Mr Skirton to be in charge of the works;
 Herbert Bird: seeking tenancy of Mrs William Collett’s house
 The Boy Scouts Association: requesting permission to take boy scouts to Inwood
 E Brinkworth: would like to take over the field occupied by Mrs Watson
 Bristol Diocesan Board of Finance: Chancel repairs
 R Bush: accepting tenancy of 5 Church Street
 Charles Butler: giving the alterations Miss Hunt had made to her house
 Calne and Chippenham Rural District Council: Wiltshire Joint Planning Scheme; rate demands; additional houses needed due to overcrowding; tenancy of house in Christian Malford, mentioning H Pearce and E Brinkworth; testing the Abbey’s drainage system, shed erected by Mr Champion; valuation of T Flower’s house; work required to house occupied by W R Stevens, and J Vines under the Housing Act; work required to Nethermore Farm under the Milk & Dairies Act; new tip at Nethermore; application for cycle shed for W J Selman and new bedrooms and bathroom at The Red House for Lady Middleton; repairs needed at the Play Room; proposed earth closet for F Croker; amendment of valuation due to cottage at Bowden Hill being demolished; Housing Notices for Bowden Park Lodge and 22, High Street; windows in The Red House
 Collector/Inspector of Taxes: land at Wick Lane let to A S Hunt followed by Mr Chivers; assessments for land occupied by Mr Hunt and H Ferris
 Alfred Chivers: giving notice for the George Inn and all land he rents
 Mrs Crewe: requesting repairs to her son’s bedroom
 Elizabeth A Collins: offered a cottage to rent
 Commercial Union Assurance Company Limited:
 Co-operative Insurance Society Ltd: chimney fire at The Lodge
 Corsham Water Works Company Limited: cottages at Lacock; stop cock cover to be replaced
 F Croker: felling oak trees
 W R Davidge: Wiltshire Joint Planning Scheme
 Dobell, Shearman & Co: Corona typewriter
 A W Doel: stones from old cottages;
 Ecclesiastical Insurance Office Ltd: fire policy for the Talbot Chapel
 Katherine B Estcourt: supply of gas
 M M Ferguson: interested in house occupied by the late Miss Hunt
 Mrs F Flower: difficulty paying rent
 Lewin Gardner: windows at The Red House
 A Gibbs: illness meant garden unattended
 L E Gillett: applying for the late Mrs Cole’s house
 J C Goodwin: proposed site of a seat at Bowden Hill provided by the Coronation Committee
 Great Western Railway: tithe rent
 Cyril Hankey: payment of rent
 H J Harding: tree felling
 G G Hobbs: seeking a farm to rent
 John Horwood: arranging a meeting to include his children, Mrs Elizabeth Ann Collins (Lizzie), and John (Jack), regarding Mrs Thurgood’s house and business; found tenants for house next door, the son of Jas Smith and the daughter of Walter Banks and a child
 Horwood & Horwood: repairs needed
 Bessie E M Hunt: supply of gas
 Ronald Hunter: seeking a reference
 Margaret E Jackson: tenancy agreement; boiler has insufficient capacity
 Leonard L Jeeves: employment for Arthur
 Mrs Kearton: asking for the key to her father’s house (James Stevens, Wick Lane), left with with Mrs Taylor, who has moved to Melksham
 Keary, Stokes & White: estate of the late John Horwood
 George D Kersley: proposed visit to the Abbey of a large party of over 100 foreign doctors
 Harry Latham: confirming shop fixtures at Mrs Thurgood’s belong to the tenant
 Mrs Lethbridge: payment of rent
 J Lewis: unable to thatch cottage
 Lloyds Bank Ltd: overdrawn account; sale of War Stock
 T J Macaulay: thistles and nettles on Bowden Common
 I Martin: rent
 E H Mason: accounts
 Sir John Middleton: proposed addition to the Red House
 Ian More: turning down offer of Horwood’s house
 Protheroe & Morris: Lacock Abbey gardens for let
 R W Ranson: garden rent
 L M Redpath: rent for The Angel
 R E T Rooke: payment of Mrs Cole’s rent
 Matilda Talbot: her sister Mary to stay at the Abbey, Mrs Coleman, Mrs Lillian Tayler, daughter-in-law of Mrs George Tayler, and Priscilla Fortune mentioned; drainage system needs testing, £108 raised from sale of furniture and pewter; Mrs Maurice Jackson seeking to fill in pond; plan for Miss Ferguson to occupy The Little Old House; diamond broach sold
 Ministry of Health: inspection of Health and Pensions Insurance cards and Unemployment Insurance books; health insurance contributions not required for F G Bird, as his only duty is to winding a clock; discussion of letting the garden, showing the Charter; Charlie Butler’s sudden death; open to suggestions by the National Trust regarding parts to open to the public
 James J Newman: sanitation; long letter of complaint about various matters; Miss Aspinall and friends drive their cars across the field
 G Parker Pearson: drainage of houses near the railway
 Post Office Engineering Dept: wayleave
 Lucy M Redpath: housing for Sidney Maslin
 Beryl Reeves: requesting permission for Brownies to go to Inwood
 R E P Rooke: Mrs Cole has died
 R Self: requires house for farm hand
 G Selman: would like to rent house
 Charles Stanley & Son: enclosing cheque
 James Stevens: giving notice to quit house and garden
 Tithe Redemption Commission:
 Thring, Sheldon & Ingram: problem of a wall sufficient to keep out cattle, names mentioned Mrs Warren, Mrs Burt
 V Mervyn Taylor: alternatives for Miss Ferguson to occupy The Little Old House
 Tilley & Culverwell: bill poster incorrectly posted on The Little Old House
 Tuck & Mann: seeking a reference for Ronald Nelson Hunter
 M A Watson: giving notice of field in Wick Lane
 Wessex Electricity Company: kiosk will be painted a stone colour to harmonise with adjacent property
 West Wilts Electric Light and Power Company: proposed alteration of electric lines; wayleaves
 A F & H V Williams: sale of building land in the Gastard Road, known as Herse House Ground, formerly Ashleys
 Whatley, Hill & Co: to prepare a report on Lacock for the National Trust
 H M White: wishes to stay another couple of weeks at 12 East Street
 Wilts County Council: series of letters to/from the Council and James J Newman regarding trimming of hedges; lying water near Bridge Cottage; alterations at Whitehall Farm;
 Wood & Awdry: estate of the late Miss B E M Hunt; Miss Annie Stevens wishes to take over the tenancy of her father’s house (James Stevens)
 
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