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D517 - Miller Mundy family of Shipley Hall, Heanor - [16th-20th cent]
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  - 12 - Box 12 - Family papers and correspondence - 1696-1862
    - 9 - Family correspondence and papers - 1797-1806 - 1797-1806
      - 4 - Letters and papers of Nelly Mundy relating to Mary Victorine Feilding, ward of Edward Miller Mundy - 1802-1806

Ref No	D517/BOX/12/9/4/37
Title	Letter from Grace Chaffer in Hammersmith, London, to Nelly Mundy regarding Miss Feilding
Date	23 Nov 1805
Creator	Miller Mundy family of Shipley Hall, Heanor
Extent	1 item
Transcription	[Note: spelling has not been corrected] Madam I feele much honrued with your kinde letter & happy to hear of your good health I recevid Miss Feilding with hopes of keeping her from bad company as her mother had turnd her hout & no friend to go to & made her com with a false storey. She promieses niver to go to her mother aney more she as been so ill used by her & such bad advice to make her lose all her friends she says she hopes Mr Mundy will forguive her as she will write to him & tell the truth & what her mother made her write to disobliged him as soun as she as got something for her selfe. Madam I have my doubts of Miss Fielding doing in business she wishes me not to say what she is looking after till it be known wether she can be taken or not her wish is to be on the Stage & as been to aske a bout it but as not reeceved the answer she seemes determined to be in the play house in London or Bath a fraid I should say aney thing a bout it hir mother as sent for me a maney times I have not been to see [page 2] to see her in the last letter she sade Mr Mundy was to bee let known a bout the bad guirl not beeing worthe of the name of daughter at present Miss Fielding behaves well I will do Madam what you desire. She seems glad I will let her bee with me wee went to see Mrs Middleton I was sorry to find she was confind to her bed with a bad cold I hope she is beter by this as Mrs Christen promesed to let me know if Mrs Middleton was aney worse it is two days since & I have not hard aney thing. I this day Received a nother letter from Mrs Williams with hevey complaints of Miss Feilding & I am not to louk to her for aney thing but to let her know wear Miss F clothse is to be sent to. Madam if you wish me to do aney thing I shall be happy doing it my health is better at present I have a small house to my selfe & verry quiate. Madam your Moste obeadent Humble Servant Grace Chaffer Queen Street Hammersmith Novbr 23 1805

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