1740 - Thomas Hollinshead to his Sister Stanley, 18 August 1707
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Ashenhurst Saturday August ye 18th. 1707.
Dear Sister
I wish I could {^instead of this} have come to see you, I have had little time to my self
since I came home, & have a {^pain} in my right side now wch. seised me yesterday
& makes me unable to ride at pEsent; when that shall leave me I hope to
have so much time to come to ye Park. I have sent yE solver by
Edwd Brassington & will bring ye other things when I come with
my service to my BrotE & ye children I conclude &c.
To MES Stanley at ye Parke
PEsent
Dear Sister
I wish I could {^instead of this} have come to see you, I have had little time to my self
since I came home, & have a {^pain} in my right side now wch. seised me yesterday
& makes me unable to ride at pEsent; when that shall leave me I hope to
have so much time to come to ye Park. I have sent yE solver by
Edwd Brassington & will bring ye other things when I come with
my service to my BrotE & ye children I conclude &c.
To MES Stanley at ye Parke
Ashenhurst Saturday August ye 18th. 1707.
Dear Sister
I wish I could {^instead of this} have come to see you, I have had little time to my self
since I came home, & have a {^pain} in my right side now wch. seized me yesterday
& makes me unable to ride at pEsent; when that shall leave me I hope to
have so much time to come to ye Park. I have sent the solver by
Edwd Brassington & will bring ye other things when I come with
my service to my BrotE & ye children I conclude &c.
To MES Stanley at ye Parke
PEsent
Dear Sister
I wish I could {^instead of this} have come to see you, I have had little time to my self
since I came home, & have a {^pain} in my right side now wch. seized me yesterday
& makes me unable to ride at pEsent; when that shall leave me I hope to
have so much time to come to ye Park. I have sent the solver by
Edwd Brassington & will bring ye other things when I come with
my service to my BrotE & ye children I conclude &c.
To MES Stanley at ye Parke
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Thomas Hollinshead to his Sister Stanley, 18 August 1707
Thomas has been unable to write as he has not enough time. He also has a pain in his side which means he cannot travel. The letter is sent with another to his other sister on the same day.
Hollinshead Letterbook (Okeover family)
D231 M/B/8 [122]
Derbyshire Record Office
1707
8
18
Saturday August 18 1707
Ashenhurst [Bradnop, Staffordshire, England]
The Park [Alderley Park, Nether Alderley, Cheshire, England]
reporting
- apologetic
- hopeful
throughout (inconsistent)
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People
Person: Thomas Hollinshead
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- body
- whole-body
- confinement
- horse-riding
- incapacitated
- travel
- work
hurried
- affection
- hopeful
- regret
self
- pain
- sight
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