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Papers of the Winthrop Family, Volume 3

Lady Mary Eden to John Winthrop1
Eden, Lady Mary Wintrhop, John

1636-03-10

To my loueing freind Mr. Wintrop in Boston in New England giue these
Mr. Winstropte,

I receiued a letter from you which I take very kindly, and if you would write mee some news it would bee very wellcome to mee for I know you will write nothing but the truth and wee heare news some good and some bad. I would desire you to send mee worde whether wheate and rye and mislin will grow in New England: my cosin Fernly which is married to one Mr. Norton is amongst you and I wonder that I haue not heard from them I heere there were 2 shipps taken by the Turke and I am afraide that they were in one of them pray send me worde whether they are with you soe with my kind remembrance to you I rest Your loueing freind

Mary Eden From Patiswick hall in O: E: March the 10th 1635/36
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W. 4. 31; 5 Collections , I. 83. For Lady Eden, see 5 Collections , I. 83n.