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The Letters of William Freeman, London Merchant, 1678-1685
… of Sales of the former 24 hhds. You will rece. by Capt. Terry 100 barrells of beef, God sending him seafe. Wee have … therein. I wonder you should expect any order for sending Terry to N.E. Whatever you thinke fitt to do with him there, … bring about 200; the rest, halfe we designe to lade upon Terry or Lawrance, which comes first home, and the remainder …
The Letters of William Freeman, London Merchant, 1678-1685
… I concerned myselfe and p.r now. For the 190 barrells by Terry you are charged 40s p.r tun, which was very cheape … 40 tuns sugar you should lade for our accounts upon Capt. Terry. But considering the danger of the season and that … will send to that port, accordinge to our desire. Capt. Terry, if please God he arive in seafty, wee shall speedily …
The Letters of William Freeman, London Merchant, 1678-1685
… this post. At my comeing home, I found a letter from Mr. Terry of the 24th Instant wherin he tells me the ship was …
The Letters of William Freeman, London Merchant, 1678-1685
… from you. And haveing given answere to yours by Abraham Terry and others lately departed from hence, have now little … age, his seale beinge of noe vallidity till then. Abraham Terry sayled 8 dayes since out of the Downes and for ought I … The foregoeing lines is a copie of mine by Abraham Terry. Since which I writt you some uncopied lines by Mr. …
The Letters of William Freeman, London Merchant, 1678-1685
… & they shall be sent. I take notice you advise of a summe Terry had taken upp of ours out of a tavern debt, but have … The shipp we shall order to take it in is the Abr., Abr. Terry, Master, who we hope may be with you in 20 dayes. It's …
The Letters of William Freeman, London Merchant, 1678-1685
… take care to remitt you money. ... 193. Captain Abraham Terry [Commander of the Abraham] London, July 20, 1680 Wee …
The Letters of William Freeman, London Merchant, 1678-1685
… & that you will find a market [p. 257] to content. We hope Terry was not long after them. What servants can be pr.vided … p.rceive you could not lade me any sugers then but hope by Terry you will. Indeed, I am ashamed to put you in minde … & had still many canes to grinde. [p. 266] Soe that by Terry & Brown I was in hopes of a large quantety. But the …
The Letters of William Freeman, London Merchant, 1678-1685
… Since our last to you of the 29th June w.ch was p.r Capt. Terry, we have rec.d yours of the 6th May, adviseing that the … Seay of Watterford, to load on bord the ship Abra., Abr Terry, Mr., with 250 bar.ll of beefe, 10 barr.ll & 25 halfe … charge, I am against the building of any such. ... If Mr. Terry goes to N. England, as I suppose he may, if hee lights …
The Letters of William Freeman, London Merchant, 1678-1685
… & W.m Baxter, viz. the provitions, dry goods & liquors by Terry, the lumber by the ketch whereof Ro. Randall is Mr., & … the observance of our orders in the sale of our goods p.r Terry & all since, of which wee expect a dew complyance from … by it, I will not be soe bubled. ... I ordered Abra. Terry to land 5,000 staves at my plant. att Mountsarat & …
The Letters of William Freeman, London Merchant, 1678-1685
… to be by meanes of the storm. My bro. Baxter cons.d Ja. Terry 25 pipes of brandy by Terry, of which he haith rec.d 14 large hhds. sug.rs in … hence shall send you Acco. of Sales of your provitions p.r Terry w.ch is now all sold. I would have shipt three tunes on …