Home Background Letters by person Letters by year Letters by reel All letters Contact

Busby, Sir John

of Addington 1635-1700

Letters Sent

Sort by:

Date Sent

Recipient

Sent from

Received at

Notes

Queries

Reel-Letter

Showing 2 letters out of 2.

Reel–Letter	Details
08-541	Sent by Jos Busby Busby, Sir John on 1648/03/02 To William Roades Roades, William Notes: chat (Dr Denton, London)
27-238	Sent by Sir John Busby Busby, Sir John from Addington on 1674/03/09 To Edmund Verney Verney, Edmund [d.1688] received at East Claydon on 1674/03/09 Notes: chat (extreme bad weather, Aylesbury); legal matters (account of the assizes - French troops, Winslow ? found guilty, Horwood and Morris, Hoslon? And Johnson, judge Sir Robert Atkins reprieved or suspended hanging of a young burglar as 'cold weather for a poor rogue to hang alone' , Thomas Sanders burned on hand for manslaughter, Sir Thomas Tyrell's trial, Captain William Serjeant was foreman of the jury, Lord of Bridgwater) Queries: hard to read

Reel–Letter

Details

08-541

Sent by Jos Busby Busby, Sir John

on 1648/03/02

To William Roades Roades, William

Notes: chat (Dr Denton, London)

27-238

Sent by Sir John Busby Busby, Sir John

from Addington

on 1674/03/09

To Edmund Verney Verney, Edmund [d.1688]

received at East Claydon

on 1674/03/09

Notes: chat (extreme bad weather, Aylesbury); legal matters (account of the assizes - French troops, Winslow ? found guilty, Horwood and Morris, Hoslon? And Johnson, judge Sir Robert Atkins reprieved or suspended hanging of a young burglar as 'cold weather for a poor rogue to hang alone' , Thomas Sanders burned on hand for manslaughter, Sir Thomas Tyrell's trial, Captain William Serjeant was foreman of the jury, Lord of Bridgwater)

Queries: hard to read

Letters Received