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Revision as of 00:37, January 9, 2012
23rd February 1662/63, Letter from Ann Townesend alias Nicholls to Sir GO, London
BL, Add. MS. XX, XXX, f. 73
Editorial history
18/12/11, CSG: Page created
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, f. 73
Right Worthy S:r
I had once a husband whoos Name was Jn:e Nicholls & was Master of y:e Expedition whome you very well did know, I made bould to acquaint yo:r Worp:e in London about my sufferings, & by whom, & yo:r Worp:e was pleased to proise mee yo:r helpe when God brought you to India: M:r Goodyer[1] can very well informe you who had [has?] my husbands will for hee was on board when he dyed; I desire y:t I may have y:e will heare, I have given a lre of Attorney to one M:r Jn:e Oates Cheife M:te in y:e American who w:th yo:r Powerfull assistance is willing to Act for my releife in it; w:thout yo:r Worp:s helpe hee cann doo nothing I shall not need to Begg y:e helpe of y:e just & mercyfull whome your Worp:e is well knowne to bee, S:r I am in a suffering Condition, my wants are great, & my desires are noo more than Just , under God my hopes are in you soo ?craving pardon for my Bouldnesse I take leave & rest
[LH side]
London y:e 23:th ffeb 1662:
[RH side]
Yo:r troublesome friend
& servant
Ann: Townesend
Als - Nicholls
Notes
- ↑ John Goodyear (alias Goodyer(e), Goodier) was in Surat with Sir George Oxenden
