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| − | My debt to yo:r deceased Brother M:r Christ:r is now demand:d by y:e worp:e I hped M:r Gray had satisfied & notwithstanding hee w:th M:r Sereyn:m<ref>Streynsham Master, one of several of Sir George Oxenden's nephews out in the East Indies with him in the 1660s. He later became President of teh English East India Company on the Coromandel Coast</ref> have acqquainted yo:e worp:e y:e Contrary, yett from neither if them I recvd a lyne to y:t prupose, & if I woare not assured M:r Gray had more ?affects of mine (though undisposed off ) then, I would have satisffyed said him: I should have fir bxxxx to hand Charged him show:th , w:ch since hee thought good to refuse, I know:th give my xx of advise on M:r Hen: gary. But in his absece to M:r W:m Jesson, to Cleare said acc:t w:ch yo:r Worp:e or whom ?e yu shall appoint, allowing full & usuall interest, for money never demand:d, I thought unreasonable, as doo at present; however to yo:e Worp:e in y:t particualar shall xxxxx mee, xxxing wen made good, my Bill may bee ?rendered to xxxx y:t pay itt, for theire | + | My debt to yo:r deceased Brother M:r Christ:r is now demand:d by y:e worp:e I hped M:r Gray had satisfied & notwithstanding hee w:th M:r Sereyn:m<ref>Streynsham Master, one of several of Sir George Oxenden's nephews out in the East Indies with him in the 1660s. He later became President of teh English East India Company on the Coromandel Coast</ref> have acqquainted yo:e worp:e y:e Contrary, yett from neither if them I recvd a lyne to y:t prupose, & if I woare not assured M:r Gray had more ?affects of mine (though undisposed off ) then, I would have satisffyed said him: I should have fir bxxxx to hand Charged him show:th , w:ch since hee thought good to refuse, I know:th give my xx of advise on M:r Hen: gary. But in his absece to M:r W:m Jesson, to Cleare said acc:t w:ch yo:r Worp:e or whom ?e yu shall appoint, allowing full & usuall interest, for money never demand:d, I thought unreasonable, as doo at present; however to yo:e Worp:e in y:t particualar shall xxxxx mee, xxxing wen made good, my Bill may bee ?rendered to xxxx y:t pay itt, for theire discharge, & a further acknowledgm:t from y:e xxxxxx for myne, to secure mee from all future prxxxxxx, If any should happen. |
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Revision as of 10:30, December 14, 2011
Contents
29th February 1662/63, Letter from Stephen Fflower to Sir GO, Gombroone
BL, MS. XX,XXX ff. ??
Editorial history
14/12/11, CSG. Created page
Abstract & context
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See 2nd February 1662/63, Letter from Steven Flower to Sir GO, Gombroone
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My debt to yo:r deceased Brother M:r Christ:r is now demand:d by y:e worp:e I hped M:r Gray had satisfied & notwithstanding hee w:th M:r Sereyn:m[1] have acqquainted yo:e worp:e y:e Contrary, yett from neither if them I recvd a lyne to y:t prupose, & if I woare not assured M:r Gray had more ?affects of mine (though undisposed off ) then, I would have satisffyed said him: I should have fir bxxxx to hand Charged him show:th , w:ch since hee thought good to refuse, I know:th give my xx of advise on M:r Hen: gary. But in his absece to M:r W:m Jesson, to Cleare said acc:t w:ch yo:r Worp:e or whom ?e yu shall appoint, allowing full & usuall interest, for money never demand:d, I thought unreasonable, as doo at present; however to yo:e Worp:e in y:t particualar shall xxxxx mee, xxxing wen made good, my Bill may bee ?rendered to xxxx y:t pay itt, for theire discharge, & a further acknowledgm:t from y:e xxxxxx for myne, to secure mee from all future prxxxxxx, If any should happen.
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Notes
- ↑ Streynsham Master, one of several of Sir George Oxenden's nephews out in the East Indies with him in the 1660s. He later became President of teh English East India Company on the Coromandel Coast
