SPERIEND.

_Leman Family._--About the middle of the seventeenth century, say 1650 to

1670, two gentlemen left England for America, who are supposed to have

been brothers or near relatives of Sir John Leman, who was Lord Mayor

of London in 1616. Traditions, which have been preserved in manuscript,

and which can be traced back over one {151} hundred years, tell of a

correspondence which took place between the said Sir John and the widow

of one of the brothers, in relation to her returning to England.

The writer of this (a descendant of one of these gentlemen) is anxious to

learn _the names of the brothers and near relatives of this Sir John_;

and whether any evidence exists of their leaving England for America,

&c., &c.; and would feel much indebted to any one who would supply the

information through your paper.

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