Humphrey Jones letter to John Hatley Norton, 1771 November 14

Humphrey Jones letter to John Hatley Norton, 1771 November 14

Humphrey Jones letter to John Hatley Norton, merchant of Yorktown, Virginia. Jones writes about a bill to pay Bowler Cockes and let Norton know that his family in London are well except for his brother Harry.

MS1936.3.556
Folder 50

John Norton and Sons Papers, MS 1936.3

Special Collections, John D. Rockefeller Jr. Library, Colonial Williamsburg Foundation

Ink on paper

Page 1

Dear Sir

Yours of 25 July covering a bill on [2 words illegible]
£25 we have in full Satisfaction for Bowler Cockes -
bill returned to you & do acknowledge myself
Very much oblige to you for the trouble you had
& i hope it will not be long before you have
it in your power to return y^e rest.

I hope your health is quite Establish^d
the hearing of which will give me pleasure
your good Family here are all well Except^g. your
Bro. H^y. I had the pleasure in Seeing of them all
yesterday M^rs. Jones joines with me very
Respectfully-

who am D^r. S^r
y^r: Very H^le Sert
Hump: Jones

London y^e 14 Nov^r 1771

To M^r. J H Norton

Address leaf

To
M^r Jn^o Hatley Norton
at York
Virginia
p Ruby
QDC

London 14^th Nov. 71.
Hump^y. Jones & Co.

Rec^d. Feb^y. .72
Answ^d. July 1772