Dame Agnes Plumpton to Thomas Everingham

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Dame Agnes Plumpton to Thomas Everingham

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WYL655/2 No. 86, p. 47

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Transcript location(s) in printed volume(s)

Stapleton, 'To Sir Robert Plumpton, Kt', item 137; Kirby, item 172

Transcript from Joan Kirby, 'The Plumpton Letters and Papers'

172 Dame Agnes Plumpton to Thomas Everingham,¹ [15 January
1502/3] (No. 86, p. 47)

[p. 48] Cousin Thomas Everyngam, I recomennd me vnto [you],
thanking you of your good mynd & will at all tymes, praying you þat
ye will take þe labor & payne vpon you to come & speak with me
betwyxt this & Tewsday next, as my speciall trust is in you; & þat ye
faylle not therof, as I may dow for you as much in tyme to come. No
more at this tyme, but the Trenytie kepe you. From Plompton in hast,
this Sant Maury Day.

By yours at my power Dame Agnes Plompton

Endorsed (p. 47): To Master Thomas Eueringam be this bill deliuered in
hast

¹ The letter implies that the recipient, possibly a cleric, was an employee of the
Plumptons. He was a younger son of Sir John Everingham, of Birkin, near Selby, who
died in 1528, Test.Ebor., iv, 171; ibid., v, 9.

Transcript from Thomas Stapleton, 'Plumpton Correspondence: A series of letters, chiefly domestick, written in the reigns of Edward IV, Richard III, Henry VII and Henry VIII'

LETTER CXXXVII.

To master Thomas Everingam, be this bill delivered in hast.

Cousin Thomas Everyngham,^a I recomennd me unto you, thanking
you of your good mynd and will at all tymes; praying you, that ye
will take the labor and payne upon you to come and speake with
me betwyxt this and tewsday next, as my speciall trust is in you;
and that ye faylle not therof, as I may dow for you as much in
tyme to come. No more at this tyme, but the Trenyte kepe you.
From Plompton in hast, this Sant Maury day.

By yours at my power

(15 Jan. 1502-3.) Dame AGNES PLOMPTON.

^a Thomas Everingham of Rockley, com. Ebor. esq.