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Archive Reference / Library Class No.D517/BOX/12/9/4/61
TitleLetter from Mary Feilding to her guardian Edward Miller Mundy
Date[1806]
Extent1 item
LevelItem
RepositoryDerbyshire Record Office
Archive CreatorMiller Mundy family of Shipley Hall, Heanor
Privacy NoticeData Subjects in Archives Privacy Notice
TermLetters (documents)
Transcript or IndexSir,
This post has brought me a letter from
Mrs Farquier wherein she informs me with the
melancholy news of Mrs Mundy’s indisposition.
I cannot forgive myself for troubling you with
so many of my letters at such a time But Believe
me, Had the reason of your silence once
entered my Mind I would not have intruded
upon your feelings so much – I sincerely hope Mrs
Mundy’s illness is not dangerous, my Gratefull
respects attend her. I would write her But suppose
a letter from me in her present state would
be conduscive of more pain than pleasure to her
with every good wish for her speedy recovery and
Your continuation of health
I remain Sir,
Your Gratefull […?]
M Feilding
I shall be anxious to know how Mrs M is

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