JOHN PASTON TO MARGARET PASTON[219.2]

_To my trusty cosyn, Margaret Paston, at Norwich, be this

delyvered._[219.3]

[Sidenote: 1460 / JUNE 19]

I recomaunde me to you, letyng you witte that I sent a letter to John

Russe and Richard Kalle that thei, by th’advyse of Watkyn Shipdam and

William Barker shuld send me word of whom alle the maneres, londes, and

tenementes that were Sir John Fastolffes wern holde, preyng you that ye

wold do them spede them in that matier; and if my feodaryes, whiche lye

in the tye of my gret cofyr, may ought wisse therin, lete them se it.

Item, I wolde that William Barker shulde send me a copye of the olde

traverse of Tychewell and Beyton. And lete Richard Kalle spede hym

hidderward, and come by Snaylwel, and take suyche mony as may be getyn

there, and that he suffre not the mony that the tenauntes owe to come in

the fermours handes.

Item, that he come by Cambrigge and bryng with hym Maister Brakkeles

licence from the provynciall of the Grey Freres. I prey you recomaunde

me to my modir.

Wretyn at London the Thursday next to fore Middesomer.

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