Lacock
May 15th 1832
Sir
I Write to inform you that the Ship Wilson saild from Bristol on Saturday Evg last about five oclock for Quebec, I should think there was [sic] as many as 200 on board, among those was [sic] 21 of Our Parish, there was some of our number that intended to go, on their arrival at Bristol changd their minds and returnd home, that was Wm Hillier his wife and 7 children, and John Banks a single young man , those that saild was Robert Church and four Children, John Baker his wife and 4 Children, John Tayler wife and one child, Abraham Humps and one child, the single ones are Elizth Banks Elizth Thrush[?], Rich Hudd John Hudd and Richard Mathews, I am glad to inform you there is a medical man appointed to the ship, I disposd of £4–13–0 in addition to their allowance by your request to Captain Fielding [sic], <1> I should be oblidged [sic] Sir if you would inform Lady Elizabeth Fielding [sic] <2> those things she was so good as to give Hilliers Family I gave to those that saild –
I remain Sir Your Obdt Sert
Thos Moore
H. F. Talbot Esqr
31 Sackville St
London
Notes:
1. Rear Admiral Charles Feilding (1780–1837), Royal Navy; WHFT’s step-father. [See also Doc. No: 02353].
2. Lady Elisabeth Theresa Feilding, née Fox Strangways, first m Talbot (1773–1846), WHFT’s mother.