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10th April 1662, Letter from Thomas Bendyshe to Sir GO

BL, Add. MS. XX, XXXX, f. 68

Editorial history

02/06/09, CSG: Completed transcription
13/12/11, CSG: Created page & posted transcription to wiki
27/12/11, CSG: Added hypertext table of Contents





Abstract & context




Suggested links


See 30th March 1663, Letter from Thomas Bendysh to Sir GO, London
See X March 1665, Letter from Thomas Bendyshe to Sir GO, London
See X April 1667, letter from Thomas Bendyshe to Sir GO, Bumpsted



To do


(1) Check transcription against physical manuscript at BL

(2) This letter from Thomas Bendyshe appears in the Surat copybook in a March 1662/63 sequence - was it actualy written in modern calendar April 1663?



Transcription


This transcription has been completed, but requires checking

[BL, Add. MS. XX, XXXX, f. 68]

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Yo:e expressions to mee heere weere free & noble on behalfe of my son[1] of w:ch I ever had á most firme beleefe & assurance but yo:e actuall demonstrations of y:e sa:e in delivering him from his assaultes & getting him on Shipp board exceeds w:t hee or I can merritt; you have left him S:r from ruine; (w:ch if hee shall ever forgett to acknowledge & indeavour to deserve by his fidelity & service to you I shall never owne him) & mee from very much care & trouble, I value not the money his industry w:th yo:e favour may make it of little consequence happily it may make him more industruous & lesse ?supine in his future undertakings to proceed from yo:e goodnesse & my selfe to bee S:r


Yo:r Most [does not then add a name!]


Aprill y:e 10:th 1662



Notes


"The following men are entertained for the several factories in India: Richard Frances, Thomas Haslewood, Robert Fleetwood, Gabriel Tounsend, Robert Hopper, James Calthrope, Charles Bendish, Edward Harris, Joshua Bunberry, , John March, Francis Minshull, Mathew Vincent, Henry Chune [Chown], George C;ay..."[2]
  1. Charles Bendish was a factor in the East Indies with Sir George Oxenden
  2. "CCM 60-63", p. 145