1653 - Thomas Hollinshead to his brother-in-law Mr Stanley, 30 March 1706
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Ashenhurst Saturday March ye 30th. 1706.
Deare BrotE.
I recd yEs of ye 25th. for wch. I thank you, should have been glad
to have seene you atif business would have permitted you to have come to Ashenhurst, wch. tho’ it be deferred I must desire
you would do wth. yE first convenience;my FatES. distemper seems to
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increase upon him; I was last weeke in at ye Brookhouse
Sister Hampton was well, but ME Allen’s consumption seems to
be very severe upon him, & I believe has made him very
weake; I am afraid affairs abroad are not in so good a posture
as might be wished {^of wch} I should have given my Sister an acct.
butwish youtrust she would excuse me to her hoping to see her in a little
time, my FatES. distemper seems to increase upon him he gives
his service to you & Blessing to my Sister & ye children, BrotE.
Franc & Nancy joine with me in service to yEself my sister
& them; ye time of my going to London is yet uncertain, I am
Deare BrotE &c.
I have sent youa Peck ofsome Peas by D.Wardle.
Deare BrotE.
I recd yEs of ye 25th. for wch. I thank you, should have been glad
you would do wth. yE first convenience;
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Sister Hampton was well, but ME Allen’s consumption seems to
be very severe upon him, & I believe has made him very
weake; I am afraid affairs abroad are not in so good a posture
as might be wished {^of wch} I should have given my Sister an acct.
but
time, my FatES. distemper seems to increase upon him he gives
his service to you & Blessing to my Sister & ye children, BrotE.
Franc & Nancy joine with me in service to yEself my sister
& them; ye time of my going to London is yet uncertain, I am
Deare BrotE &c.
I have sent you