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Mes[seurs] Hump[hrey]: Willetts and Compa[ny] Ditto [Newcastle 26 June 1677]
Sirs
In my Last of the 22d from Stockton I sent you a bill for £100:=:= w[hi]ch I hope came well to your hands I have alsoe been att Richmond, and will now god willing very shortly send you my Lady Yorks bills upon your selfe, and one Mr Jno Mitford for £1000:=: 14 dais [days] will be the Longest ~
att my Returne home doe meet with yours of the 11th and 21th past ~ for Answer unto both w[hi]ch Gabriell Rontry is arrived, and the things proves extraordinary to Content ~ have given you Creditt for the Cost and Charges thereof ~
pray dispose of the Remainder of my Leed as soone as possible Mr Jo[h]n Ellison is a man I thinke able enough, and with whom you may deale if you thinke Convenient, for my p[ar]t I would trust him more then I shall sure mention, I have spoke to him but he tells me he has noe order to pay mee any money, I perceive you and he cannot agree about Commission ~ I am
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The letter from the 22nd mentioned below is not in this letter book, presumably because it was sent while Michael was away from his usual office and copy clerk. Michael’s sister Christian married a Robert Mitford, but there is no obvious John Mitford visible from the Blackett interactive family tree.
