File Clenennau letters and papers 324 [RESTRICTED ACCESS] - [Sir] Henry Johnes, Abermarlais, to his father in law Sir William Moris, kt,

Received William Moris's letter by his [Henry Johnes's] cousin Roland Grefid on 25 May. William Moris says in his letter that he will as yet call Henry Johnes his good son; hopes to give William Moris no [...] to conceive otherwise of him. William Moris said if Henry Johnes did not pay him, he would be drawn to give him another name; Henry Johnes's name is well known, and he hopes not to give William Moris cause to forget it. Will content William Moris shortly with all possible speed of the money he owes him. William Moris threatens to sue him - William Moris will only hinder Henry Johnes and do himself no good by making Henry Johnes spend his money in law. Will make as much haste as he can to pay, and therefore entreats William Moris not to put him in suit, for he will find Henry Johnes's dealings honest with him. Begs William Moris to let few words [ ] between them, being father and son; desires William Moris to let Henry Johnes's letter prevail with him and entreats his patience for this time. Is glad that William Moris had a good day against Sir Rigard Bulkey. Let these few words serve William Moris's turn for this time.