Despite Johnson's poor opinion of Langton's laziness with respect to his own finances, he left Langton £750, from which he was expected to pay an annuity to Francis Barber who had been Johnson's servant.
From which he was expected to pay an annuity to Francis Barber who had been Johnson's servant. Despite Johnson's poor opinion of Langton's laziness with respect to his own finances, he left Langtom £750.
Despite Johnson's poor opinion of Langton's laziness with respect to his own finances, he left Langtom £750. From which he was expected to pay an annuity to Francis Barber who had been Johnson's servant.
Despite Johnson's poor opinion of Langton's laziness with respect to his own finances, he left Langtom £750. From which he was expected to pay an annuity to Francis Barber who had been Johnson's servant.