1472 - Thomas Hollinshead to his brother-in-law Mr Stanley, 18 June 1704
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Dear BrotE. Ibid {?eod}.
I hope this will find you perfectly recovered of theIndis misfortune
of yE Foot, wch we should have been glad to have heard before this; I
have not yet had a resolution from my Father concerning yE business
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tho I have moved him about it Since I last wrote to you, but will
not faile to speake to him again {^in ye best manner I can} before he goes to London wch I
believe he intends to do by ye middle of this weeke at farthest.
my BrotE. & Sisters joine with me in Service to you wch.
concludes me YE affectionate BrotE. & Servt.
I hope this will find you perfectly recovered of the
of yE Foot, wch we should have been glad to have heard before this; I
have not yet had a resolution from my Father concerning yE business
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tho I have moved him about it Since I last wrote to you, but will
not faile to speake to him again {^in ye best manner I can} before he goes to London wch I
believe he intends to do by ye middle of this weeke at farthest.
my BrotE. & Sisters joine with me in Service to you wch.
concludes me YE affectionate BrotE. & Servt.
Dear BrotE. Ibid {?eod}.
I hope this will find you perfectly recovered of theIndis misfortune
of your Foot, wch we should have been glad to have heard before this; I
have not yet had a resolution from my Father concerning your business
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tho I have moved him about it Since I last wrote to you, but will
not fail to speake to him again {^in ye best manner I can} before he goes to London wch I
believe he intends to do by ye middle of this week at farthest.
my BrotE. & Sisters join with me in Service to you wch.
concludes me YE affectionate BrotE. & Servt.
I hope this will find you perfectly recovered of the
of your Foot, wch we should have been glad to have heard before this; I
have not yet had a resolution from my Father concerning your business
[new page]
tho I have moved him about it Since I last wrote to you, but will
not fail to speake to him again {^in ye best manner I can} before he goes to London wch I
believe he intends to do by ye middle of this week at farthest.
my BrotE. & Sisters join with me in Service to you wch.
concludes me YE affectionate BrotE. & Servt.
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Thomas Hollinshead to his brother-in-law Mr Stanley, 18 June 1704
Thomas hopes his brother’s foot has improved and reports on his father’s andling of Brother Stanley’s business.
Hollinshead Letterbook (Okeover family)
D231 M/B/8 [60]
Derbyshire Record Office
1704
6
18
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Ashenhurst [Bradnop, Staffordshire, England]
[Alderley Park, Nether Alderley, Cheshire, England]
reporting
hopeful
opening
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People
Person: [Mr] Stanley
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foot
accident
recovery
body - improving
Person: Thomas Hollinshead
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- hopeful
- love (familial)
filial