Letter from William Kynaston to John Owen of Penrhos All at Ryton are very sorry to hear that the indisposition of Owen's family had called the writer's good sister, Owen's wife, out of these parts in so great a hurry. But they are sice glad to hear that all were recovered. It has been a sickly time in the writer's neighbourhood, and the fever has been very fatal in several families, but is now abated. Is under some difficulty how to dispose of a second son who has outgrown the schools, all sorts of employment being so very uncertain. Has lately bought his eldest son a chamber in the Inner Temple which cost him dear, in hopes he will proceed to purpose...... (for full description see paper catalogue). 27 December 1707