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Actions	Letter from James Kerr, cashier, Royal Infirmary Office to Rev James Caven on being unable to determine whether the kirk session or the inspectors of the poor have the right to send two patients into the infirmary To enquire about this item(s) please contact us archives@eastdunbarton.gov.uk Remove from selection Add to selection TitleLetter from James Kerr, cashier, Royal Infirmary Office to Rev James Caven on being unable to determine whether the kirk session or the inspectors of the poor have the right to send two patients into the infirmary ReferenceGD348/2/29 Date24 Feb 1885 Level of descriptionitem Repository nameEast Dunbartonshire Archives - Kirkintilloch Hierarchy browser GD348 Miscellaneous Kirk Session Material Formerly Held by Museum fonds contains 2 parts GD348/2 Miscellaneous Kirk Session Material series contains 33 parts GD348/2/29 Letter from James Kerr, cashier, Royal Infirmary Office to Rev James Caven on being unable to determine whether the kirk session or the inspectors of the poor have the right to send two patients into the infirmary item

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Letter from James Kerr, cashier, Royal Infirmary Office to Rev James Caven on being unable to determine whether the kirk session or the inspectors of the poor have the right to send two patients into the infirmary

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TitleLetter from James Kerr, cashier, Royal Infirmary Office to Rev James Caven on being unable to determine whether the kirk session or the inspectors of the poor have the right to send two patients into the infirmary

ReferenceGD348/2/29

Date24 Feb 1885

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Repository nameEast Dunbartonshire Archives - Kirkintilloch

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GD348
Miscellaneous Kirk Session Material Formerly Held by Museum
fonds contains 2 parts
- GD348/2
  Miscellaneous Kirk Session Material
  series contains 33 parts
  - GD348/2/29
    Letter from James Kerr, cashier, Royal Infirmary Office to Rev James Caven on being unable to determine whether the kirk session or the inspectors of the poor have the right to send two patients into the infirmary
    item

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