1767 - Thomas Hollinshead to his brother-in-law, Mr Stanley, 24 August 1707
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Ashenhurst August ye 24th. 1707.
Dear BrotE.
Ireturn you many thanks for yE trouble in sendingmust acknowledge it a great obligacon yt you have sent hither, {^to know} ye
ye pain I had [deleted] {^has} not yet quite left me but is much easier then when
I was first seised with it; I hope {^I shall be in condicon} to see you either on Teusday or
Wednesday; my FatE gives his service to you & blessing to my sister
& ye children, with many thanks for ye pEsent you sent him,
[deleted] pray give my service to my Sistere & excuse me for not
writing {^to ym.} I am & c.
Dear BrotE.
I
ye pain I had [deleted] {^has} not yet quite left me but is much easier then when
I was first seised with it; I hope {^I shall be in condicon} to see you either on Teusday or
Wednesday; my FatE gives his service to you & blessing to my sister
& ye children, with many thanks for ye pEsent you sent him,
[deleted] pray give my service to my Sistere & excuse me for not
writing {^to ym.} I am & c.
Ashenhurst August ye 24th. 1707.
Dear BrotE.
Ireturn you many thanks for your trouble in sendingmust acknowledge it a great obligation that you have sent hither, {^to know} ye
ye pain I had [deleted] {^has} not yet quite left me but is much easier then when
I was first seized with it; I hope {^I shall be in condicon} to see you either on Tuesday or
Wednesday; my FatE gives his service to you & blessing to my sister
& ye children, with many thanks for ye pEsent you sent him,
[deleted] pray give my service to my Sister & excuse me for not
writing {^to ym.} I am & c.
Dear BrotE.
I
ye pain I had [deleted] {^has} not yet quite left me but is much easier then when
I was first seized with it; I hope {^I shall be in condicon} to see you either on Tuesday or
Wednesday; my FatE gives his service to you & blessing to my sister
& ye children, with many thanks for ye pEsent you sent him,
[deleted] pray give my service to my Sister & excuse me for not
writing {^to ym.} I am & c.
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Thomas Hollinshead to his brother-in-law, Mr Stanley, 24 August 1707
The pain in Thomas’ side is improving and he hopes to travel to see his sister and brother-in-law soon.
Hollinshead Letterbook (Okeover family)
D231 M/B/8 [124]
Derbyshire Record Office
1707
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24
August 24 1707
Ashenhurst [Bradnop, Staffordshire, England]
[Alderley Park, Nether Alderley, Cheshire, England]
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Person: Thomas Hollinshead
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