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  <dc:title>Letter to "Madam" from her aunt Ruth Perkins thanking her for her kindness to writer and writer's daughter</dc:title>
  <dc:description>She cannot object to Mr Low. As for her [daughter's] portion, she cannot enlarge it without weakening her stock (mentioning a son) but when she does she will "make her one of my children", of which the writer has acqainted Mr Low. Asks that "my cousen Houlden" have writings made. He [Low] told the writer he would be leaving her [Esther Perkins - see F 47-48] all at his death only reserving £40 to bestow amongst friends if he has no children.  Sends love to sister.
Note: Samuel Holden was a lawyer.
Dated Lichfield, 28 October
Endorsed for Madam Houlden at Aston.</dc:description>
  <dc:date>28 Oct 1685</dc:date>
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