223 - Rebekah Bateman to Thomas Bateman, undated

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My Dr Mr Bateman
I am very anxious to hear of your safe arrival
in London & of your success in Business – things
don’t mind here 2 more houses are gone one name
I don’t {^know} but the other is Norman I hope you are
not affected by them – The result of ye interview my
Papa had with Arthur was nothing but to hear
him say “He had done what was his Duty ” he got a
severe talking too I don’t think he’ll soon forget it.
I have little to say tho’ there are subjects enough
& too many of ye kind – however you’ll be glad to
hear we are all thro’ mercy very well – I hope
to hear soon the same account of my Dr B do take
care of yourself & keep up your spirits I hope we
shall be brought thro’ write me very particularly
I am very anxious – We all join in kindest
respects & well wishes for your welfare
I remain
My Dr very sincerely yours
R Bateman
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Mr Thos Bateman
White Bear
Basinghall Street
London
My Dr Mr Bateman
I am very anxious to hear of your safe arrival
in London & of your success in Business – things
don’t mind here 2 more houses are gone one name
I don’t {^know} but the other is Norman I hope you are
not affected by them – The result of ye interview my
Papa had with Arthur was nothing but to hear
him say “He had done what was his Duty ” he got a
severe talking too I don’t think he’ll soon forget it.
I have little to say tho’ there are subjects enough
& too many of ye kind – however you’ll be glad to
hear we are all thro’ mercy very well – I hope
to hear soon the same account of my Dr B do take
care of yourself & keep up your spirits I hope we
shall be brought thro’ write me very particularly
I am very anxious – We all join in kindest
respects & well wishes for your welfare
I remain
My Dr very sincerely yours
R Bateman
[new page]
Bad News; Whitehead, Halliday & Co {?gone}
D. Burton talk’d of
[new page]
Mr Thos Bateman
White Bear
Basinghall Street
London
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Rebekah Bateman to Thomas Bateman, undated

Expressing anxiety over his arrival in London and the success of his business, providing information about a family argument, and worrying about Thomas' health.

Bateman Family Papers

OSB MSS 32 Box 1, Folder 6 [7]

Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Yale University

178

True

[??Manchester??, ??Lancashire??, England]

Mr Thos Bateman, White Bear, Basinghall Street, London

[England]

People
Person: Rebekah Bateman
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primary author

  • health
  • well

  • affection
  • apprehension
  • fear
  • hopeful
  • love
  • love (romantic)

marriage

Person: Thomas Bateman
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Mr Dr Mr Bateman

primary addressee

spirits (body part)

  • travel
  • work

faith

urban

business

How to Cite

Rebekah Bateman to Thomas Bateman, undated: Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Yale University, Bateman Family Papers, OSB MSS 32 Box 1, Folder 6 [7]

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