Jackson announces dissolution of partnership and warehouse sale
In a dated note August 25 1776 JOHN JACKSON announces the dissolution of his partnership with Mr Kreht and invites friends and the public to visit his Three Crowns warehouse in Tavistock Street Covent Garden for orders and ongoing millinery business. The warehouse and millinery affairs will continue as usual.
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