287 - Thomas Hatfield to M Nicholson, 24 February 1798
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[f.31rb]
Mr M. Nicholson
Richmond road
Liverpool
[f.31]
Febry 24th 1798
Dear Uncle
I hope you are
verry well {^as} I am. I got very well
to gateacre, last Monday but one. I hope
Mr Shepherd will let me go out, som
fine Saturday. The Easter holidays, wi[ll]
be very soon come. as it only wants a
month and 2 days to them then I
hope then my Papa will come
over to Liverpool as he said that
he perhaps would. Mr Shepherd
[f.31v]
and Mrs are ver{^r}y well the latter
of them sends her Love to you.
I hope to come to your house
at easter as I think you said so.
My father I hope toxxx have a
a letter from him tomorrow as
the cart goes then, It has been fine
frosty wheather of late but these few
days since it has changed this morn-
-ing it froze a little but in the af=
ternoon it snows when you
write home to my father please
to give my love to him. Farewell
Dear Uncle and believe me as I am
your affectionate Nepheyw
[f.31vb]
J. Hatfield My
Cousin Bell and Dolly
were here yesterday
I shall hope for an answer
soon
Mr M. Nicholson
Richmond road
Liverpool
[f.31]
Febry 24th 1798
Dear Uncle
I hope you are
verry well {^as} I am. I got very well
to gateacre, last Monday but one. I hope
Mr Shepherd will let me go out, som
fine Saturday. The Easter holidays, wi[ll]
be very soon come. as it only wants a
month and 2 days to them then I
hope then my Papa will come
over to Liverpool as he said that
he perhaps would. Mr Shepherd
[f.31v]
and Mrs are ver{^r}y well the latter
of them sends her Love to you.
I hope to come to your house
at easter as I think you said so.
My father I hope to
a letter from him tomorrow as
the cart goes then, It has been fine
frosty wheather of late but these few
days since it has changed this morn-
-ing it froze a little but in the af=
ternoon it snows when you
write home to my father please
to give my love to him. Farewell
Dear Uncle and believe me as I am
your affectionate Nephe
[f.31vb]
J. Hatfield My
Cousin Bell and Dolly
were here yesterday
I shall hope for an answer
soon
[f.31rb]
Mr M. Nicholson
Richmond road
Liverpool
[f.31]
Febry 24th 1798
Dear Uncle
I hope you are
very well {^as} I am. I got very well
to gateacre, last Monday but one. I hope
Mr Shepherd will let me go out, some
fine Saturday. The Easter holidays, wi[ll]
be very soon come. as it only wants a
month and 2 days to them then I
hope then my Papa will come
over to Liverpool as he said that
he perhaps would. Mr Shepherd
[f.31v]
and Mrs are ver{^r}y well the latter
of them sends her Love to you.
I hope to come to your house
at Easter as I think you said so.
My father I hope toxxx have a
a letter from him tomorrow as
the cart goes then, It has been fine
frosty weather of late but these few
days since it has changed this morn-
-ing it froze a little but in the af=
ternoon it snows when you
write home to my father please
to give my love to him. Farewell
Dear Uncle and believe me as I am
your affectionate Nepheyw
[f.31vb]
J. Hatfield My
Cousin Bell and Dolly
were here yesterday
I shall hope for an answer
soon
Mr M. Nicholson
Richmond road
Liverpool
[f.31]
Febry 24th 1798
Dear Uncle
I hope you are
very well {^as} I am. I got very well
to gateacre, last Monday but one. I hope
Mr Shepherd will let me go out, some
fine Saturday. The Easter holidays, wi[ll]
be very soon come. as it only wants a
month and 2 days to them then I
hope then my Papa will come
over to Liverpool as he said that
he perhaps would. Mr Shepherd
[f.31v]
and Mrs are ver{^r}y well the latter
of them sends her Love to you.
I hope to come to your house
at Easter as I think you said so.
My father I hope to
a letter from him tomorrow as
the cart goes then, It has been fine
frosty weather of late but these few
days since it has changed this morn-
-ing it froze a little but in the af=
ternoon it snows when you
write home to my father please
to give my love to him. Farewell
Dear Uncle and believe me as I am
your affectionate Nephe
[f.31vb]
J. Hatfield My
Cousin Bell and Dolly
were here yesterday
I shall hope for an answer
soon
Details
Thomas Hatfield to M Nicholson, 24 February 1798
Nephew writing to uncle, apparently from school (?). He hopes his uncle is well. Mr and Mrs Shepherd are well. He is looking forward to the easter holidays where he will probably stay with his uncle. He hopes for a letter from his father soon, and hopes that he will come and pick him up from Liverpool at Easter.
Nicholson Family Papers
ENG 1041 f31
John Rylands Library
1798
2
24
Febry 24th 1798
[England]
Liverpool [Lancashire, England]
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People
Person: Thomas Hatfield
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primary author
- travel
- visiting
- walking
well
- hopeful
- love (familial)
- school
- weather
Person: Matthew Nicholson
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primary addressee
well
hopeful