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Dunlop of that Ilk
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Dunlop of that Ilk
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Dunlop of That Ilk
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Dunlop of that Ilk
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James Dunlop to Robert Livingston Regarding a Young Scotsman in New York, 12 March 1701
Livingston's nephew James writes inquiring about a friend of his who had traveled to New York the previous year. James requests that his uncle enquire about his friend's whereabouts and employ him if possible. Also present is a letter from Barbara Livingston, in which she tells of young Robert's health, and requests that the recipient write on her behalf to a Mr. Hackinshaw, who has refused to pay Barbara any money due to her. Docketed on address leaf.
