788 - Thomas Nicholson to Mary-Ann Nicholson, 29 April 1807

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My dear Mary Ann Inclosed in this box I
have sent you some Figs, some Raisins,
& some Crackers the Baker hadn otany more
or I shoud have sent more, they will get
safe without pilferage I hope we are
all well & send our love Liverpool Wednesday
29 Apl 1807 – All are busy raising the
good or bad feelings for the period of a new
Election
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[change hand] Gateacre April 29th 1807
T Nicholson to M N
Ans:d May
My dear Mary Ann Inclosed in this box I
have sent you some Figs, some Raisins,
& some Crackers the Baker hadn otany more
or I shoud have sent more, they will get
safe without pilferage I hope we are
all well & send our love Liverpool Wednesday
29 Apl 1807 – All are busy raising the
good or bad feelings for the period of a new
Election
[new page]
[change hand] Gateacre April 29th 1807
T Nicholson to M N
Ans:d May
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Thomas Nicholson to Mary-Ann Nicholson, 29 April 1807

A short note enclosed with food and providing a short update on the political situation in Liverpool

Nicholson Family Papers

MSS 1041 807 (171)

John Rylands Library

1807

4

29

29th April 1807

Gateacre

[Liverpool, Lancashire, England]

[unknown, England]

People
Person: Thomas Nicholson (junior)
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  • consumption
  • eating
  • gifting

  • affection
  • love
  • worried

care provided by family/kin/household

fatherhood

How to Cite

Thomas Nicholson to Mary-Ann Nicholson, 29 April 1807, 2941807: John Rylands Library, Nicholson Family Papers, MSS 1041 807 (171)

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