To my very loving Frind Mr Napeir give this
Good Mr Naper
Ianvary the {illeg} ii
becase I wolde doo my best \to/ give yov all the notis I can I have sent to my nvrs to knowe what tyme I was borne and as shee sayse I was borne the weddensday \in/ easter wicke a bovt brake of daye and shee sayse my father was to goo to london and in that considdracion I was baptised with in too or three dy dayes fter I was borne I was borne in bedfordshier at a placse called henwickes hall I have sent yov me|y| ages \w{i}ch wich/ is nvly taken ovht of the regerstr I have now sent you all the {illeg}ense I cantell how I maye give \yo/ to know {illeg}{r} ages and {illeg} \so/ with my best love to yov I rest
yovr everloving fring {sic} Eliz Fisher
I praye yo when yov will have {me} knowe yovr {mi}nd right to {illeg} for I never {illeg} my sarvantes {kno}we my ming|{d}|
Notes:
Editorial Note : This letter consists of one sheet of paper bound into a manuscript as pages 474 and 467.
Editorial Note : The author of the letter is Elizabeth Fisher, Lady Fisher (PERSON16629). It followed on from a consultation in person (CASE57550) and gave rise to the nativity CASE57562.
Transcribed text from MS Ashmole 174, p. 474 and p. 467
