1637 - Thomas Hollinhead to his Sister Stanley, 10 June 1705
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Ashenhurst June yE 10th. 1705.
Dear Sister
I hope this will find all well at ye Parke; We have heard nothing
Directly from Brookhouse since you were here, but last Week Richd.
Nixon going to ye coalpit Met Str. Hampton & Mr Allen with other
company upon Wesley Moore going to Buxton; we have heard by
several, & I believe ‘tis true, yt old MEs: Allenye GrandmotE. has
been very kind to her Grandson, in giving him both household goods
Mony & some Plate, [deleted] Str. Hampton’s cloaths are gone. pray let us
know by ye first opportunity whether you have heard any thing from
her, My FatE. gives his Service to my BrotE. Stanley & blessing to yEself
& ye children BrotE. Franc & Nancy joine with me in Service to my
BrotE. yEself & them I am & c.
I will see you at ye Park as soon as possible.
Dear Sister
I hope this will find all well at ye Parke; We have heard nothing
Directly from Brookhouse since you were here, but last Week Richd.
Nixon going to ye coalpit Met Str. Hampton & Mr Allen with other
company upon Wesley Moore going to Buxton; we have heard by
several, & I believe ‘tis true, yt old MEs: Allen
been very kind to her Grandson, in giving him both household goods
Mony & some Plate, [deleted] Str. Hampton’s cloaths are gone. pray let us
know by ye first opportunity whether you have heard any thing from
her, My FatE. gives his Service to my BrotE. Stanley & blessing to yEself
& ye children BrotE. Franc & Nancy joine with me in Service to my
BrotE. yEself & them I am & c.
I will see you at ye Park as soon as possible.
Ashenhurst June yE 10th. 1705.
Dear Sister
I hope this will find all well at ye Parke; We have heard nothing
Directly from Brookhouse since you were here, but last Week Richd.
Nixon going to ye coalpit Met Str. Hampton & Mr Allen with other
company upon Wesley Moore going to Buxton; we have heard by
several, & I believe it is true, yt old MEs: Allenye GrandmotE. has
been very kind to her Grandson, in giving him both household goods
Mony & some Plate, [deleted] Str. Hampton’s clothes are gone. pray let us
know by ye first opportunity whether you have heard any thing from
her, My FatE. gives his Service to my BrotE. Stanley & blessing to yEself
& ye children BrotE. Franc & Nancy join with me in Service to my
BrotE. yEself & them I am & c.
I will see you at ye Park as soon as possible.
Dear Sister
I hope this will find all well at ye Parke; We have heard nothing
Directly from Brookhouse since you were here, but last Week Richd.
Nixon going to ye coalpit Met Str. Hampton & Mr Allen with other
company upon Wesley Moore going to Buxton; we have heard by
several, & I believe it is true, yt old MEs: Allen
been very kind to her Grandson, in giving him both household goods
Mony & some Plate, [deleted] Str. Hampton’s clothes are gone. pray let us
know by ye first opportunity whether you have heard any thing from
her, My FatE. gives his Service to my BrotE. Stanley & blessing to yEself
& ye children BrotE. Franc & Nancy join with me in Service to my
BrotE. yEself & them I am & c.
I will see you at ye Park as soon as possible.
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Thomas Hollinhead to his Sister Stanley, 10 June 1705
Thomas has heard nothing directly from his Sister Hampton but reports suggest her new husband has received support from his grandmother; her clothes are missing. He asks Sister Stanley to let him know as soon as she can if she hears from Hampton.
Hollinshead Letterbook (Okeover family)
D231 M/B/8 [83]
Derbyshire Record Office
1705
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June 10 1705
Ashenhurst [Bradnop, Staffordshire, England]
[Alderley Park, Nether Alderley, Cheshire, England]
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