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Archive Reference / Library Class No.D1232/O/108
TitleThomas Sanders, Ireton, to Elizabeth Sanders - 'I am glad to hear from you but should be gladder to see you - come with what convenient speed you can - let me know when you intend for home - Col Barton and his wife will be at Ireton on Monday next and on Tuesday I go with them to Chesterfield where all my officers meet me to even accounts - the troops are on their march to Scotland pray write to Sam* to know what money he wants - I fear he will not answer our expectations - as to his studies, I fear he has but little religious company and is in danger to be corrupted - I and all the children are in health - Isaac* and Mary* are gone to Derby and Thomas* shall go to Repton as soon as I return from Chesterfield - Brother Deg's says nothing to me about the £500 - it lies ready at Derby
Date5 May 1660
Description[* Samuel Sanders (1641-1688) eldest son of Thomas Sanders - educated at Repton and Christ College, Cambridge]; [*Isaac Sanders (d. 1677) later citizen and draper of London]; [* Mary Sanders - married Francis Hill of London]; [*Thomas Sanders (d. 1695)]
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LevelItem
RepositoryDerbyshire Record Office
Archive CreatorThomas Sanders of Little Ireton (1610-1695), Parliamentarian soldier
FormatDocument
TermEnglish Civil Wars (1642-1651)
Commonwealth (1649-1660)
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