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Ashenhurst February yê 27^th 170³4
Deare Sister
We were very glad to heare by W. Bennison yt you were pretty well
againe & yt all yê Family was in good Health; I have spoken to M^r
Walthall ab^t. Nurse’s staying with you, w^ch he was very willing both now
& heretofore to agree to, but yê later End of last weeke there wasas some
~~Exceptions~~ Dislike expressed to her long Absence, w^ch was as was said such
as was never allowed to any other, this tho’ spoken by One not concern’d
ab^t. yê {?Alins}women, yet M^r Walthall desired me when I wrote to you
to let you know it; if you can with convenience I think it would
do well to let her come home before Sunday next. Pray present all
our Services to my Brother Aunt Birtles & yê children, hoping to see
you this Weeke I conclude
Deare Sister &c

Ashenhurst February yê 27^th 170³4
Deare Sister
We were very glad to heare by W. Bennison that you were pretty well
againe & that all yê Family was in good Health; I have spoken to M^r
Walthall ab^t. Nurse’s staying with you, w^ch he was very willing both now
& heretofore to agree to, but yê later End of last weeke there wasas some
~~Exceptions~~ Dislike expressed to her long Absence, w^ch was as was said such
as was never allowed to any other, this though spoken by One not concerned
ab^t. yê {?Alins}women, yet M^r Walthall desired me when I wrote to you
to let you know it; if you can with convenience I think it would
do well to let her come home before Sunday next. Pray present all
our Services to my Brother Aunt Birtles & yê children, hoping to see
you this Weeke I conclude
Deare Sister &c

1465 - Thomas Hollinshead to his sister Mrs Stanley, 27 February 1704

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