I haue receued your letters, the true tokens of your loue and care of my good, now in your abcence as well as when you are present, it makes me thinke that sayinge falce out of sight out of minde. I am sure my hart and thoughts are all wayes neere you to doe you good and not euill all the dayse of my life.

I hope through gods blessinge your paynes will not be all together lost which you bestow vpon me in rightinge those serious thoughts of your owne which you sent me did make a very good supply in stead of a sarmon. I shall often reade them and desyre to be of gods famyle to home so many blessinges be-longe and pray that I may not be one separated from god whose concience 93is alwayes accusinge them. I shall not neede to right to you of any thing this weke my sonne2 and brother Goslinge can tell you how we are. and I shall thinke longe for your cominge home, and thus with my best loue to you I beseech the lord to send vs a comfortable meetinge in his good time I commit you to the Lord. Your louinge and obedient wife

I reiouce sic in the expectations of our happy mettinge for yhy sic abcence hath bin very longe in my conceyte and thy presence much desyred, thy welcom is allwayes ready make hast to entertayne it.

I was yester at a metinge at good man Coles vpon the goeing of the yonge folke to dedam whar many thankes ware giuen to god, for the reformation of the yonge man and amendment of his life, wee had also a part in there prayers, my dere husban I will now leaue riteing to thee, hopinge to see thee shortly the good lorde send vs a comfortable metinge and thus with my due respect to thy selfe, brother and sister D: sister Foony2 sonne John and the rest, my daughter3 remembers hir duty to you all thinkes longe for hir Husban, i receiued the thinges you sent and thanke you hartyly for them. I will take order with my man to by some triminge for my goune, and so I bid my good husband farwell and commit him to the lord. Your louinge and obedient wife