Mistris winthrop haveing noe leysure to write vnto you intreated me to informe you what her mind was concerning Dr. writes Farme at Ramsey. Goodman Gostlin was there but the tenant not inhabiting therein cold not sufficiently heare of the state and Condition of it Onely he saw that the house was but a very little one and stands in neede of much repayring: Concerning the land it seemes to be reasonable good by the information of the neybors dwelling by it: It is all free hold being a Mannor but it hath noe other tenements vnder it. It is lette for 50 li. per annum if the report of dwellers by be true. Mris. winthrop is not willing to deale for it but vppon good Consideration. we heare that an Olderman of London and some others have beene about purchasing of it to whom he hath offered to sell it 50 li. cheaper than he would to your mother wherfore if you thinke good that shee should deale with him for it shee would have the price abated: Shee sayth that Mr. Tindall hath not as yet sent over any to veiw it, but if he had shee thinks it had beene to noe purpose: Thanks be to god we are in good health we all remember our selves vnto you and to your vncle and Aunt Downing: Farewell: Yours to Command to his vtmost