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My dewty remembred unto you and my mother ye I could not let this bearer passe whoul signifyinge unto you the good health of my Knight and my selfe. My daughter Elizabeth hath bene twise visited with an agne and hath kept her: and it hath lately taken her againe and nowe is come into a double tertian?, gods will must be fulfilled, I besech him to geve me grace to beare all his crosses with patience god grante thou coutinuauce of youre health. Wherby I may see you here the next Sommer which wilbe greatly to my comforte, my Knight is so busied with his Hauckes? as that he hath no teystue? to writte unto you and therfore willed me to remember his dewty unto you and my mother whom he meaneth to be very shortlye, and them I shall wish my selfe with him: thus desiringe you and my mother of youre blessinges with my commendacions unto my Grandmother and my Sister(s?) paston? I humbly take my leave com willing you to the tuicon of the Almighty: wyverton the 27th of September 1591 Youre lovinge and obedient daughfter duringe life. Anne le Strange

The bearer hereof is desirous I shold writte unto you, in the commendacion of his good conversion the rather for that it standeth of the prferment of his mariage for him selfe. I hav?e no acquaintance at all, his father dwelleth at Bingham, and is accomited a verye honest, poore man: he is the heardman for the towne and that is the chefest Stay of his livinge and therfore not likely that his soone? shall receave any great benefit from him,