Papers of the Winthrop Family, Volume 3
1632-01-30
It was the 29th day of this Month befor I arriued at Cambridge hauen and I am agayne bound for Suff li they haue the 64money out the Colledge treasury: I pray remember my seruice to Mr. and Mrs. Downing giue them many thanks from me for their kindnesses to me: remember
W. 1. 93; 3
Collections
, IX. 239–240. For Arkisden, see Winthrop Papers, I. 141, II. 52; II. 300, n. 1
D.N.B.
The words in brackets are crossed out. This was apparently done by Edward Howes, to judge by the similarity between the ink used for the cancellation and that used by Howes in adding the note to Winthrop which is printed after the text of Arkisden’s letter. “Mrs. Mary” is probably Mary Winthrop, the sister of John Winthrop, Jr.