Letter from William Waldeck to John Maley
1865hand written letter in ink on blue paper, one punched hole in centre.
William Frederick Waldeck was the brother-in-law of John S. Maley and was a farmer at Bridge Farm, Greenough.
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Dear John
Have you got two pounds you would lend me for a few days if you have would you send it up by Sam I want to pay a man for some Reeping he as done for me
Yours very truly
William
Feby 65
W Waldeck
Cash Request
This note provides evidence of the shortage of money at Greenough, and how Maley acted unofficially as a banker.
Other items by William F. Waldeck
Other items from Greenough Museum and Gardens
- Letter to the farmers on the Greenough Flats
- Letter from J. Walker to V. Trew
- Promissory Note from John Maley to Solomon Cook
- Letter from William Grant
- Receipt for forage supplies to Greenough Police Station
- Letter to R. Rowland from J.S. Maley
- Letter from The Island Farm
- Note from John Gear
- Letter from Thomas Rowe to Arnold Meadowcroft
- Store order from John Ayscough
- Promissory note from Robert Kyme
- Promissory note from W.W. Clarkson
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