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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) - 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
Date	1645
Level	file
Repository	Derbyshire Record Office
Archive Creator	Bourne family of Ashover, Derbyshire

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