John Shynner, parson of Penton Mewsey, co. Southampton, to Sir William Stonor

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John Shynner, parson of Penton Mewsey, co. Southampton, to Sir William Stonor
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Transcript location(s) in printed volume(s)
Carpenter, 'Kingsford's Stonor Letters', item 299; Kingsford, Vol II, item 299
Transcript from Christine Carpenter, 'Kingsford's Stonor Letters and Papers, 1290-1483'

299. JOHN SHYNNER TO SIR WILLIAM
STONOR

[c. 1481]

There is nothing to show the date except that it is not earlier than 1478.
It is probably later than No. 298. It is placed here for convenience with
Shynner?s other letters. As to Shynner, see Note on No. 300. From A.C.,
xlvi. 203.

Most worchepfull and reveryend Mayster, I recummend me onto
yowr reverynd Maisterchep also lowly as I can hoder may: wyllyng
yowr Maysterchep to have knowleche Þat syr Wylyam Sandys ys gretely
dysplesyd with me, and Jaye do lesayd maner also,58 as for a grehowde
Þat I scholde send onto yowr maysterchep as they say: Þe weche I know
not what coler Þis grehowd ys, noder no seche I send to yow, neyder
was consente Þer to: werefor I beseche yowr maysterchep to wrythe onto
Syr Wiliam Sandys as for myne a skese, and to speke to Jaye at Londun,
wen ye methe with hym, as my treste ys on yowr Maysterchep, and as
I schall and am yowr preste to praye to God for yow and yowrys, ho
have yow and yowrs in hys kepyng ever, Amen

                                                                   your preste Syr John Shynner.

To my ryʒth worchepfull and reverynd Mayster Syr Wiliam Stonor,
yn hast.

1 Sandes continued ?of hys comyng,? but crossed these three words out.
Transcript from Charles Lethbridge Kingsford, 'The Stonor Letters and Papers 1290-1483, Volume II'

 

299. JOHN SHYNNER TO SIR WILLIAM
STONOR

 

[c. 1481]

 

     There is nothing to show the date except that it is not earlier than 1478.
It is probably later than No. 298. It is placed here for convenience with
Shynner’s other letters. As to Shynner, see Note on No. 300. From A.C.,
xlvi, 203.

 

     Most worchepfull and reveryend Mayster, I recummend me onto
yowr reverynd Maisterchep also lowly as I can hoder may: wyllyng
yowr Maysterchep to have knowleche þat syr Wylyam Sandys ys gretely
dysplesyd with me, and Jaye do lesayd maner also, as for a grehowde
þat I scholde send onto yowr maysterchep as they say: þe weche I know
not what coler þis grehowd ys, noder no seche I send to yow, neyder
was consente þer to: werefor I beseche yowr maysterchep to wrythe onto
Syr Wiliam Sandys as for myne a skese, and to speke to Jaye at Londun,
wen ye methe with hym, as my treste ys on yowr Maysterchep, and as
I schall and am yowr preste to praye to God for yow and yowrys, ho
have yow and yowrs in hys kepyng ever, Amen

                                                                       your preste Syr John Shynner.

 

     To my ryЗth worchepfull and reverynd Mayster Syr Wiliam Stonor,
yn hast.