1488 - Thomas Hollinshead to his brother-in-law Mr Stanley, 20 August 1704
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Ashenhurst August ye 20th. 1704.
Dear Brother
I reciev’d yEs last might by Thomas, & am very glad to hea[re]
yt all are well at ye Park, & particularly yt Tomy is so nea[r]
a perfect Recovery from so dangerous an Accident; I wish {^I could come} to
see you at ye Parke but know not when I shall have an
opportunity to do it, but will be sure to imbrace ye first,
My BrotE. & Nancy joine with me in Service to yEself my
Sister & ye children I am Sr
YE affectionate BrotE.
& humble Servt.
Dear Brother
I reciev’d yEs last might by Thomas, & am very glad to hea[re]
yt all are well at ye Park, & particularly yt Tomy is so nea[r]
a perfect Recovery from so dangerous an Accident; I wish {^I could come} to
see you at ye Parke but know not when I shall have an
opportunity to do it, but will be sure to imbrace ye first,
My BrotE. & Nancy joine with me in Service to yEself my
Sister & ye children I am Sr
YE affectionate BrotE.
& humble Servt.
Ashenhurst August ye 20th. 1704.
Dear Brother
I received yours last might by Thomas, & am very glad to hea[re]
yt all are well at ye Park, & particularly yt Tomy is so nea[r]
a perfect Recovery from so dangerous an Accident; I wish {^I could come} to
see you at ye Parke but know not when I shall have an
opportunity to do it, but will be sure to embrace ye first,
My BrotE. & Nancy join with me in Service to yEself my
Sister & ye children I am Sr
YE affectionate BrotE.
& humble Servt.
Dear Brother
I received yours last might by Thomas, & am very glad to hea[re]
yt all are well at ye Park, & particularly yt Tomy is so nea[r]
a perfect Recovery from so dangerous an Accident; I wish {^I could come} to
see you at ye Parke but know not when I shall have an
opportunity to do it, but will be sure to embrace ye first,
My BrotE. & Nancy join with me in Service to yEself my
Sister & ye children I am Sr
YE affectionate BrotE.
& humble Servt.
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Thomas Hollinshead to his brother-in-law Mr Stanley, 20 August 1704
Tom is recovering from the dangerous accident with the cart. Thomas wishes he could visit his sister and will embrace his sister first.
Hollinshead Letterbook (Okeover family)
D231 M/B/8 [68]
Derbyshire Record Office
1704
8
20
Ashenhurst [Bradnop, Staffordshire, England]
[Alderley Park, Nether Alderley, Cheshire, England]
response
- apologetic
- concerned
- hopeful
throughout (consistent)
81-100%
People
Person: Tom Stanley
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other
whole-body
accident
injured
childhood
recovery
childhood
body - improving
Person: Thomas Hollinshead
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primary author
- embracing
- visiting
- happy
- love (familial)
- regret
duty
siblings