In 1661, purchased an estate.
In August 1662, hee marryed, which was one of the worst acts that etc.
In July 1663, hee had a sonn born, etc.
In June 1667, another sone.
In the same yeare in September, his father dyed etc., aged 70 etc.
In 1666, a very great feavor; in <16>67, another; in '68, a surfeite which caused another <fever>, etc.
In May '71, another sunn which lived but a fortnight, etc.
Many other accidents there are and remarkeable, but I suppose 3 or 4 or but 2 of these may doe well enough[806] etc. Yet as to preferrment, etc.—In Aug. 1667, I was courted by the old earle of Pembrook[807] to be his chiefe steward; but, hee always vexed with false informations against me, I left his ymployment.'
[808]Memorandum:—Mr. Th. Deer is now (Jan. 1677/8) in prison at Fisherton-Anger.