Volume 63: Lady Parker and Sir H. Watson Parker papers, 1829-1889: No. 072
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[Page 072]
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Elizabeth. My [ indecipherable] chain, broach & bracelets I give to dear Emmeline. The [indecipherable] was the watch that was her sisters which with the chain I have [indecipherable].
To Emily the beloved wife of my son James I leave four hoop rings enclosed in a case which I flatter myself she will sometimes wear. I do not think it necessary to specify other articles of jewellery excepting a diamond ring which I believe to be valuable. This I [indecipherable] present to my son Edward. It was purchased in Paris by his father. I desire that dear Emmeline may have Bishop [indecipherable] presented to me by [indecipherable] and any other book in the collection she may have a desire to possess.
Signed Elizabeth Macarthur
Parramatta
December 23rd 1743
My dear Mr. Anderson
[indecipherable] I enclose with the other papers.
Yours sincerely
E. Macarthur