Papers of the Winthrop Family, Volume 3
1636-06
The thoutes of youer loue and kindnes to me youre vnworthy brother does st
louing brother I shuld be very glad to see you hear if it ples god if not I shuld be very glad if I myght hear from you if it be not to much trubell to you in the multeteud of your busnes: I shall be very willing and glad for to doe any busnes for you hear the wich does ly in my power: I desiar that you wold exept this as a small token of my loue and mindfullnes of you
and so I rest your loueing brother till deth
I pray you remember my lou to mister gardner and his wife and to all the rest of my frindes.
My brother Dean does remember his loue to you.
W. 1. 122; 5
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, VIII. 220–221. Adam Winthrop, son of John and Margaret Winthrop, was born April 7, 1620, and came to Massachusetts with Governor Winthrop in June, 1630.
The Anne Royal, which sank in the Thames on April 9, 1636, with “divers men drowned and some women, the master’s wife being one.” Calendar of State Papers, Domestic, 1635–1636, 364, et passim.