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==10th March 1662/63, Letter from William Wild to Sir GO, London==
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'''10th March 1662/63, Letter from William Wild to Sir GO, London'''
  
 
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S:r I hope I may congratulate yo:r Sagfe Arrivall att Surr:tt where I heartily wish you á Confluence of all happiness, Att yo:r departure from England, you were pleased to ffavo:r mee soe farr as to receive some paperrs from me Relating to Cap:t ?Leon:d Bushill deceased, w:ch if you pleased to give yo:r Trouble as to ?puse you will find by them á considerable sum:e of Money oweing by M:r Walter Travers [OR, “Traviers”] ffacto:r for y:e hon:ble East India Comp:a at ?Cailevelab unto y:e Said Leon:d Bushill, Now I humbly beg y:e ffavo:r of yo:r Assistance in y:e behalfe of his Relations to whome he left his Estate I am Informed by á lre rcvd from M:r Matthew Gray dated y:e 20:th Jan:r 1660: y:t M:r Jn:o Lambton has recvd on Acco:t 900: Mam:ds the w:ch be pleased to demand of him, & if y:t or any other be rcvd by yo:r order be pleased to returne it, in y:e first Shipp bound for England either by bill of Exch:a or in such goods as yo:r Worp: shall Judge fitting, & in Soo dooing, you will Infinitely Oblidge all his relations they haveing great expectations to receive much benefitt, being undertaken by soe hon:ble a pson as yo:r selfe; S:r I shall not Trouble you any farther butt humbly beggging á
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S:r I hope I may congratulate yo:r Sagfe Arrivall att [[MRP: Surat| Surr:tt]] where I heartily wish you á Confluence of all happiness, Att yo:r departure from England, you were pleased to ffavo:r mee soe farr as to receive some paperrs from me Relating to Cap:t ?Leon:d Bushill<ref>Captain Leonard Bushell, commander of the ''Society''.  His will was proved in late 1661 (PROB 11/306 May 158-210 Will of Leonard Bushell, Mariner of Limehouse, Middlesex 10 December 1661)</ref> deceased, w:ch if you pleased to give yo:r Trouble as to ?puse you will find by them á considerable sum:e of Money oweing by M:r Walter Travers<ref>Walter Travers was XXXXX</ref> [OR, "Traviers"] ffacto:r for y:e hon:ble East India Comp:a at ?Cailevelab<ref>Calle Velha, near XXXX</ref> unto y:e Said Leon:d Bushill, Now I humbly beg y:e ffavo:r of yo:r Assistance in y:e behalfe of his Relations to whome he left his Estate I am Informed by á lre rcvd from M:r Matthew Gray<ref>Mathew Gray was XXXX</ref> dated y:e 20:th Jan:r 1660: y:t M:r Jn:o Lambton<ref>John Lambton was XXXX</ref> has recvd on Acco:t 900: Mam:ds the w:ch be pleased to demand of him, & if y:t or any other be rcvd by yo:r order be pleased to returne it, in y:e first Shipp bound for England either by bill of Exch:a or in such goods as yo:r Worp: shall Judge fitting, & in Soo dooing, you will Infinitely Oblidge all his relations they haveing great expectations to receive much benefitt, being undertaken by soe hon:ble a pson as yo:r selfe; S:r I shall not Trouble you any farther butt humbly beggging á
  
 
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"[January 13-13, 1658] The following men to be disposed of as the President shall see cause: John Berrisford, Robert Carleton, Ephraim Widdrington, John Gray, Walter Travers, Thomas Atkins, and John Mould. To be writers : Thomas Rolt, John Harrington, Matthew Gray, Robert Santill, Richard Bladwell, Richard Wild, and Philip Gifford."<ref>'A Court of Committees for the New General Stock', January 13-13, 1658 (Court Book, vol. xxiv, p. 51), in Ethel Bruce Sainsbury (ed.), ''A calendar of the court minutes of the East India Company, 1655-1659'' (Oxford, 1916), p. 212</ref>
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"[At Calha Velha (CHECK)]...Walter Travers, John Harrington, and Alexander Grigsby.  At Mokha: Anthony Smith.  In Persia: Nicholas Buckeridge (Agent), Stephen Flower, and Edward Swinglehurst..."<ref>''EFI 61-64'', p. 27</ref>
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PROB 11/306 May 158-210 Will of Leonard Bushell, Mariner of Limehouse, Middlesex 10 December 1661

Revision as of 06:12, January 17, 2012

10th March 1662/63, Letter from William Wild to Sir GO, London

BL, Add. MS. XX,XXX, ff. 14-15

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25/05/09, CSG: Completed transcription
18/12/11, CSG: Page created & trancription posted to wiki






Abstract & context




Suggested links



To do


(1) Check transcription against physical manuscript at BL



Transcription


This transcription has been completed, but requires checking

[BL, Add. MS. XX,XXX, ff. 14-15]

[f. 14]


Right Worp:ll

S:r I hope I may congratulate yo:r Sagfe Arrivall att Surr:tt where I heartily wish you á Confluence of all happiness, Att yo:r departure from England, you were pleased to ffavo:r mee soe farr as to receive some paperrs from me Relating to Cap:t ?Leon:d Bushill[1] deceased, w:ch if you pleased to give yo:r Trouble as to ?puse you will find by them á considerable sum:e of Money oweing by M:r Walter Travers[2] [OR, "Traviers"] ffacto:r for y:e hon:ble East India Comp:a at ?Cailevelab[3] unto y:e Said Leon:d Bushill, Now I humbly beg y:e ffavo:r of yo:r Assistance in y:e behalfe of his Relations to whome he left his Estate I am Informed by á lre rcvd from M:r Matthew Gray[4] dated y:e 20:th Jan:r 1660: y:t M:r Jn:o Lambton[5] has recvd on Acco:t 900: Mam:ds the w:ch be pleased to demand of him, & if y:t or any other be rcvd by yo:r order be pleased to returne it, in y:e first Shipp bound for England either by bill of Exch:a or in such goods as yo:r Worp: shall Judge fitting, & in Soo dooing, you will Infinitely Oblidge all his relations they haveing great expectations to receive much benefitt, being undertaken by soe hon:ble a pson as yo:r selfe; S:r I shall not Trouble you any farther butt humbly beggging á

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Line from you by y:e Next Shipp, & leave to Subscribing my Selfe


London, y:e 10:th March 1662/3

Yo:r most humble Servant
W:m Wild



Notes

Walter Travers


"[January 13-13, 1658] The following men to be disposed of as the President shall see cause: John Berrisford, Robert Carleton, Ephraim Widdrington, John Gray, Walter Travers, Thomas Atkins, and John Mould. To be writers : Thomas Rolt, John Harrington, Matthew Gray, Robert Santill, Richard Bladwell, Richard Wild, and Philip Gifford."[6]

"[At Calha Velha (CHECK)]...Walter Travers, John Harrington, and Alexander Grigsby. At Mokha: Anthony Smith. In Persia: Nicholas Buckeridge (Agent), Stephen Flower, and Edward Swinglehurst..."[7]



Possible primary sources

TNA


PROB 11/306 May 158-210 Will of Leonard Bushell, Mariner of Limehouse, Middlesex 10 December 1661
  1. Captain Leonard Bushell, commander of the Society. His will was proved in late 1661 (PROB 11/306 May 158-210 Will of Leonard Bushell, Mariner of Limehouse, Middlesex 10 December 1661)
  2. Walter Travers was XXXXX
  3. Calle Velha, near XXXX
  4. Mathew Gray was XXXX
  5. John Lambton was XXXX
  6. 'A Court of Committees for the New General Stock', January 13-13, 1658 (Court Book, vol. xxiv, p. 51), in Ethel Bruce Sainsbury (ed.), A calendar of the court minutes of the East India Company, 1655-1659 (Oxford, 1916), p. 212
  7. EFI 61-64, p. 27