| Description | Buxton cannot persuade William Cokayne's sons to help him "to" the last lady day receipts from Mr Milward the curate of Brassington and vicar of Bradbourne, nor to the remaining rent, but Buxton is sending his own money to make up the rent with acknowledgements of receipts, will help Lacocke "to" an account of this year's arrears for tithe ore. His cousin Wingfield says his instructions are not full concerning the search in London at Clements Inn, advises Lacocke to write to Wingfield more fully.
12 Feb 1678 [1679] |