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D1101 - Bourne Family of Ashover - [16th cent]-1826
- F - Family Correspondence and papers

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Archive Reference / Library Class No.	D1101/F/1
Title	Henry Bourne at East Haddon to his son Immanuel Bourne at his house in Smith Field, near Pye Corner (London)
Date	1645
Description	I give prayers for you and for our Sion now so maligned by intestine adversaries with other foreign emissaries of Antichrist and his adherents - I doubt not that Jesus, when he has purified us as gold, will show us power, if not to their conversion, at least to their confusion - Lidia has sent you a 20lb pot of butter and I have sent a fat tithe pig with a pin through its tongue - concerning your coming to Mysterton (Misterton, Lincs), I do not know what to do for the best as we are likely to be visited by Lord Grey with an army - I have heard that Grey has sent to Holdenby (Northants) to a purpose which will be to our great molestation - I must give up the Minister I hired for want of money to pay him - of the 26 people who should pay me rent, 16 pay nothing - Mr Chester has paid nothing since last December PS - I have heard from Mr Ireton that Lord Grey has himself been to Holdenby but the nature of his commission is not known
Extent	1 item
Level	Item
Repository	Derbyshire Record Office
Archive Creator	Bourne family of Ashover, Derbyshire
Format	Document
Term	English Civil Wars (1642-1651)
Term	Letters (documents)

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