Unidad documental simple MFP/5/8/5 - Letter from Jane Pontey to Joseph Munby at York

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Letter summary:
Intends to go to L[iver]p[ool] in late June as she has not fully recovered from her illness in the winter. ‘I certainly should wish you to show the paper of your father’s writing to the Executors of Mr. Saunders’s will as it can do no harm ... I wished your mother to have shewn the paper to Mr. Saunders after she found it, which was the time he attended her...’ She feels that Mr. Saunders has not ‘acted justly in your matter’.

She considers that Joseph’s walk with Miss Forth was not ‘proper’ but in other matters he has acted properly. Asks if there is an appropriate school in York for his brothers. Love to John and Giles, etc.

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