562 - Rebekah Wilson to Thomas Bateman Junior, 13 March 1810
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Tyndale Place
March 13th 1810
My dear Cousin
I am happy in having so
early an opportunity of acknowledging the
receipt of your handsome present and
for which pray accept my most sincere
thanks I feel myself greatly indetved
to you for so unexpected a mark of
your [deleted] kindness & perhaps
it will remove the fears which you
express if I just say that the valuable
article is in my estimation perfectly
complete. I was disappointed not to
see you & my uncle in London at
Christmas but I entertain a hope that
it is only a pleasure deserved to some
early period. Rebekah is quite well
& were she here doubtless would unite
with us in love to you. I remain
Dear Cousin
Very sincerely Yours
Rebekah Wilson
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Mama got home quite safe about ½ past
one on Saturday morning I was very
glad to see her as you may suppose
She unites with me in love to uncle
& Cousin (yrs R W)
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Mr Thos Bateman Junr
Everton Hill
near Liverpool
March 13th 1810
My dear Cousin
I am happy in having so
early an opportunity of acknowledging the
receipt of your handsome present and
for which pray accept my most sincere
thanks I feel myself greatly indetved
to you for so unexpected a mark of
your [deleted] kindness & perhaps
it will remove the fears which you
express if I just say that the valuable
article is in my estimation perfectly
complete. I was disappointed not to
see you & my uncle in London at
Christmas but I entertain a hope that
it is only a pleasure deserved to some
early period. Rebekah is quite well
& were she here doubtless would unite
with us in love to you. I remain
Dear Cousin
Very sincerely Yours
Rebekah Wilson
[new page]
Mama got home quite safe about ½ past
one on Saturday morning I was very
glad to see her as you may suppose
She unites with me in love to uncle
& Cousin (yrs R W)
[new page]
Mr Thos Bateman Junr
Everton Hill
near Liverpool
Tyndale Place
March 13th 1810
My dear Cousin
I am happy in having so
early an opportunity of acknowledging the
receipt of your handsome present and
for which pray accept my most sincere
thanks I feel myself greatly indetved
to you for so unexpected a mark of
your [deleted] kindness & perhaps
it will remove the fears which you
express if I just say that the valuable
article is in my estimation perfectly
complete. I was disappointed not to
see you & my uncle in London at
Christmas but I entertain a hope that
it is only a pleasure deserved to some
early period. Rebekah is quite well
& were she here doubtless would unite
with us in love to you. I remain
Dear Cousin
Very sincerely Yours
Rebekah Wilson
[new page]
Mama got home quite safe about ½ past
one on Saturday morning I was very
glad to see her as you may suppose
She unites with me in love to uncle
& Cousin (yrs R W)
[new page]
Mr Thos Bateman Junr
Everton Hill
near Liverpool
March 13th 1810
My dear Cousin
I am happy in having so
early an opportunity of acknowledging the
receipt of your handsome present and
for which pray accept my most sincere
thanks I feel myself greatly indetved
to you for so unexpected a mark of
your [deleted] kindness & perhaps
it will remove the fears which you
express if I just say that the valuable
article is in my estimation perfectly
complete. I was disappointed not to
see you & my uncle in London at
Christmas but I entertain a hope that
it is only a pleasure deserved to some
early period. Rebekah is quite well
& were she here doubtless would unite
with us in love to you. I remain
Dear Cousin
Very sincerely Yours
Rebekah Wilson
[new page]
Mama got home quite safe about ½ past
one on Saturday morning I was very
glad to see her as you may suppose
She unites with me in love to uncle
& Cousin (yrs R W)
[new page]
Mr Thos Bateman Junr
Everton Hill
near Liverpool
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Rebekah Wilson to Thomas Bateman Junior, 13 March 1810
A short note acknowledging receipt of his gift and setting his mind at rest about the completeness of it, and hoping to see him again soon.
Bateman Family Papers
OSB MSS 32 Box 2, Folder 40 (1)
Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Yale University
1810
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March 13th 1810
Tyndale Place
[England]
Mr Thos Bateman Junr, Everton Hill, near Liverpool
[Lancashire, England]
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Person: Rebekah Stratten
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Person: Thomas Bateman (Junior)
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My dear Cousin
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