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Archive Reference / Library Class No.
D239/M/E/16777-16778
Title
Malcom Laing to William Philp Perrin: Perrin's settlement with Elizabeth Fickle is very generous, and his concern for her son's education. With copy.
Date
10 Jan 1774
Description
Microfilmed M784
Extent
2 items
Level
File
Repository
Derbyshire Record Office
Archive Creator
FitzHerbert family of Tissington
Format
Document
Copies
Microfilm M784
Transcript or Index
Jamaica 10th January 1774
Dear Sir
I returned yesterday to Kingston from
Vere where I expect a tollerable good Crop & upon
your other Estates which I expect wil exceed any
thing they have hitherto done since their first Settlement.
I received your severall favours this day. As the
Ship sais so soon cannot answer them particularly
yours of the 6th Nove[mbe]r relative to Elizabeth Fickle
is veyr generous in you and Agreeable to her, she
desires the Bond may be given in her own Name
and lodged in the hands of Messrs chandler & Davidson
for which they will send her their acknowledgement
or receipts & she will forward them a power of Attorney
to enable them to receive the Interest. I shall take
care to have a discharge put on record for that part
of your Father's Will. I am Obliged to you for
your kind offer in regard to her sons Education
my Intention was to consult her disposition & parts
& to give him such an Education as he was cappable
to receive & that might enable him to go into some
business. A private School under the case & direction
of people that will take care of his Moralls will be
best. Your advice & assistance when he is of an age
to judge of his disposition & bent will be laying me
under great Obligations. My time will not permit
me to trouble you further then to present my best
respects to Mrs Perrin & Miss Perrin and beleive me
to be with real regard & esteem
Dear Sir
your most Obed[ien]t hum[bl]e Ser[van]t
Malcolm Laing
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