File 1: Hassall family, correspondence, volume 3, pp. 1-668, 1793-1821

[MS 77]

My Dr [Dear]Brother Hassall I received your kind note inclosing [enclosed in your] Letters yesterday morning. Have written to Mrs Cooper of Leciester respecting Thomas agreeable to your directions. I wish him to come to Wolston and stay with us as long as he can. I very much respect him. We shall be happy to see you soon as you can Mrs Jones is still Lame. Joins in sincere & affectionate regards I am Yours Sincerely Geo [George] Jones Wolston June 25 1821

[Ms ?] [Postage Stamp] [Ink blot] COVENTRY 1525 1821

[Postage Stamp] COVENTRY PENNY POST

Rev [Reverend] Mr Hassall Mr. Penny's Darby Lane Coventry

from Rev [Reverend] Geo [George] Jones of Wolston - [ink blot] 25/6.21 [25 June 1821]

[MS 81]

Windsor 4th December 1811

Dr [Doctor] Thomas I will thank you if you will forward the enclosed as P [per] Direction I hope you are quite well about 17 days hence I shall see you. Your Brother Jonathan is very well and will write you in a few days - he sends his love to you and I remain Your affectte [affectionate] and Sincere friend John Palmer (underlined)

Wenesday Morn.g [Morning] 10 O Clock [O'clock]

[MS 82] [indecipherable] 1/ [indecipherable] [indecipherable]

Mr. Thos. [Thomas] Hassall at Mr Jones O Connell [O'Connell] Street Sydney [Sydney]

John Palmer [indecipherable]

4th Dec [December] JP [indecipherable]

[Ink blot]

[MS 83] [blank page]

[MS 84]

Mr. Thos, Hassall at Capt. Burn? Sydney

Miss Turner Dec 1810

[MS 85] Parramatta Dec th 7 1810

Master Thos You will Oblige me by delivering the enclosed letter A.C. Turner