VIIJ 2: 1638. Received of mr. Lamberte by the hands of mr. Winthrop for the vse of William Wilks and by his order thirty foure pounds.2

Received of mr. Wilkes by the hands of mr. Lamberte for the debte of my brother Sandforde the some of three pounds which was apointed to me to be paide

My sudden and humble request vnto you is that you would bee pleased to accompany the deputy in putting your hand and seale to the Testimony will bee presented vnto you for Mr. Humfrey, now bound for England with his sonne only with him, and a very quiet contented mynd, purposing to returne in the Spring, hauing left his family and estate in Godly mens hands. I pray, Sir, fayle not herin. I meane the Country's Seale to it. At next meeting I shall giue you better satisfaction about himselfe and his departure. Thus with my humble respects and hartyest loue I leaue you thus hastily saluted and am Yours in all duty