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[Deed]
1 October 1792
Jackson, Henry, 1747-1809
Deed of land given to Henry Knox from Henry Jackson concerning the Waldo patent that belonged to Thomas Flucker. Noted as a copy.
GLC02437.05633
[Expenses]
6 May 1794
Abstract of expenses for the construction of Henry Knox's house in Thomaston, Maine, listed by date.
GLC02437.08672
[Bill of lading for the schooner Paulina]
6 October 1794
Partially printed. Attests that Henry Jackson is shipping two trunks, five boxes, a keg and some cheese from Boston to Philadelphia. The goods are to be picked up in Philadelphia by Knox or his assigns.
GLC02437.08682
[Account]
6 September 1795
List of transactions between Henry Knox and Henry Jackson from 14 September 1794 to 4 September 1795.
GLC02437.10394
[List]
24 November 1794
An account of Henry Knox's with Henry Jackson. Appears to be a list of persons names Jackson paid on Knox's behalf from 14 September 1794 to 10 November 1794.
GLC02437.10621
[Memorandum]
7 November 1798
Discusses a sale of land. Docket appears to be written by Henry Knox.
GLC02437.07188
to Henry Knox
4 September 1777
Expresses surprise that the Continental Army has no knowledge of British General William Howe's location. Thinks it's possible, but unlikely, Howe intends to sail for Boston. Comments on the Battle of Bennington and the performance of General John...
GLC02437.00647
18 September 1777
Jackson declares, "...I am sure if we exert ourselves to the Southward & Northward as we ought to do that this Campaign will nearly bring the War to a Close, and establish our Independence." Reports he has heard news that Generals Horatio Gates...
GLC02437.00650
27 November 1777
Colonel Jackson writes, "Are you dead or alive- one post after another, and not a line from you-its a Mo since I saw your hand writi'g." Describes his attempts to enlist soldiers. Asks if George Washington would approve if he enlists British...
GLC02437.00668
15 September 1777
Would have written to Knox sooner, but was obliged to attend the execution of a man who had deserted from his regiment. Writes, "...he was Shot at the Bottom of the Common, it is supprise'g how the people minds are alter'd about this matter from...
GLC02437.00649
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