| Description | With Lord Dartmouth's approbation he will date and sign the enclosed letter to his son-in-law in his presence, he has advised Mr Fairland, who is going to St Augustine, to beg his Lordship's commands for that place, desires the Governor may be informed of his (de Brahm's) re-establishment
Enclosure, William Gerard de Brahm to Frederic George Mulcaster, he has appointed his brother Attorney on behalf of Mulcaster's children, instructions he has given, he appoints Mulcaster his deputy in the provincial office, during the time he (the writer) will be able to continue the service of general survey and no longer, his allowance to his son-in-law and to his grand-children, also John Row |