MRP: March 1665/66, Letter from John Lewis to Sir GO

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March 1665/66, Letter from John Lewis to Sir GO

BL, Add. MS. XX, XXXX, ff. 55-56

Editorial history






Abstract & context


The letter writer is Sir John Lewis, a senior London merchant and ironmonger. Sir John Lewis was a part-owner of the ship the Loyal Merchant, along with Sir George Oxenden and Sir George Smith and others.[1]



Suggested links


See 24th March 1665/66, Letter from George Smith to Sir GO, London (Sir George Smith enclosed John Lewis letter of March 1665/66 with his own letter)
See 20th December 1666, Letter from John Lewis to Sir GO, London




To do


(1) Transcribe this letter



Transcription


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BL, Add. MS. XX, XXXX, ff. 55-56



Notes

  1. See Bill of Complaint in Court of Chancery by 'S:r John Lewis of London Kn:t and Barronett, S:r James Maddifford Kn:t and Barronett, S:r George Smith of London kn:t S:r George Oxenden Knight Thomas Hussey of London Esq Henry Sparstow of London Esq Daniell Pennington [??] Jonathan Dawes, Phillip Mirell [Mirsell?] and Richard Binly of London Merchants and part owners of the good shipp called the Loyall Merchant of London' (C10/488/141)