Papers of the Winthrop Family, Volume 3
1636-05-05
I acknowledg my selfe so much indebted to you for many formar kindneses, and now in a great mesur for my sonne2 that is with you; which I fear hau not ben so eusefull as I had hoped he showld: in regard of the weakenes in his hands for I canot hear that he doth any thing recouar, but is rathar wors which makes me to thinke he might haue sume begenings of the scuruy befor he went and may be now increased: I hau sent him sum good quantity of consarue of scuruy grass and sum surup of lemons in hope it may doe him good I desir that if you or any othar showld haue caus to thinke that to be his grefe then
W. Au. 88; 5
Collections
, I. 84–85.
Edmund Gurdon.
The spelling in the original manuscript is “fring.”
1636-05-07
Yours of the 14th January I receiud and did deliuer the inclosed to Mr. Kepler, but haue not yet provided the things you wrote for, but I pray blame not Mr. Kepler nor my selfe, the cause beinge in the primum mobile; that should set vs on worke, vidz: the want of your mony which my bro: Downeinge can not receiue. the other things for which you wrote to my sister Downeinge I hope will be with you longe before this letter, they were shipped in the Susan and Hellin. I am sory that Tho: Goad did not proue a fit seruant for you, he is not yet come home to London but we haue had letters from him where he is in Spayne. Thus desireinge you to remember mee to your second selfe and the rest of my frends with you I rest Your lo
| I paid for the fother and plumbers tooles | 1 | 10 | 0 |
| for the firkin to pake them in and headinge it | 0 | 1 | 0 |
| paid Mr. Peirce Charges about your beefe and lead and suche like | 2 | 1 | 6 |
| 3 | 12 | 6 | |
I received for your horse of your vncle Goslin after I saw that I could do no better for hay was at is the night |
2 | 0 | 0 |
| The rest I shall receiue of my bro: Downinge | 1 | 12 | 6 |
W. 3. 7; 4
Collections
, VII. 17.