George Flowerdewe Norton letter to John Hatley Norton, 1773 July 14
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London ye. 14th July 1773
Dear Brother,
It is some considerable Time since I wrote you or have rec'd any
of your Favors. Within these few Days I have been happy enough
to hear from you p the Nancy Capt Barron. I have in Consequence
of your desire, & Advice of Effects being shiped in the Lightfoot,
deliver'd out your original Order for Colo Munfords Post Chariot
which my Father now consents to have shiped; it will require a
Month's Time to compleat the same, which when finished, shall
be sent p a James River Ship, & landed where you direct.
I am glad to hear that all the outward bound Spring Ship's are
safe arrived in Harbour & H. E among the Number. I expect to
leave Town very shortly for Roydon (where my Cousin J.F. & Family
at present are,) I promise myself much Pleasure in paying this Visit,
you can't be unaquainted with the warm Reception that they manifest
to their Guests in general, & particularly to the most distant Branch
of the Norton family. Pray give my kind Love to my Sister, & tell
her I much wish to have Answers to my last Letters wrote her, &
assure her as I likewise do yourself that I remain
Your affect: Brother
Geo: F: Norton.
PS. All the Family are
well & desire their Love
Mr John H. Norton
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Mr John Hatley Norton
Mercht
York Town
Virginia
London 14th July 1773
G.F Norton
Recd Novr. 1773.
Answd