Dunlop, James, fl. 1701 to Robert Livingston re: Thomas Pelsfooed, a young Scotsman in New York

GLC03107.00606

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GLC#
GLC03107.00606-View header record
Type
Letters
Date
1701/03/12
Author/Creator
Dunlop, James, fl. 1701
Title
to Robert Livingston re: Thomas Pelsfooed, a young Scotsman in New York
Place Written
Edinburgh, Scotland
Pagination
1p. : address : Height: 19.4 cm, Width: 31 cm
Primary time period
Colonization and Settlement, 1585-1763
Sub-Era
The Thirteen Colonies

Livingston's nephew James writes inquiring about a friend of his, Thomas Pelsfooed, who had traveled to New York the previous year. As Pelsfooed is a friend, James requests that his uncle enquire about his whereabouts and employ him if possible. Also present is a letter from Barbara Livingston, in which she tells of young Robert's health, and requests that the recipient write on her behalf to a Mr. Hackinshaw, who has refused to pay Barbara any money due to her. Docketed on address leaf.

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