Miss Hall
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Sources: Conrad Gill Merchants and Mariners of the 18th century pp. 84-5 (and p. 134 for the family members). Gill gives no source for the text on pp. 84-5. A letter of Jeremiah Price to Thomas Hall headed Whyda Road dated 03/05/1731 but with a cover wrapper that shows Ship Mermaid 03/05/1735 uses this phrase: 'My very kind regards to Mrs Hall and Miss, and tell the latter that I shall get her a little estate by her adventure.' In an earlier letter dated 10 and 13/02/1735 Jeremiah Pearce said: 'My best respects attend Mrs Hall and Miss, and tell ye latter her adventure sells very well, the greatest part is sold at 30 and 35 a p[iec]e., they cost 14/6, and I will bring her home some fine birds', C103/130.
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