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to James Byers
February 26, 1783
Knox, Henry, 1750-1806
Discusses the casting of more artillery and the establishment of a system of ordnance for the United States as a whole.
GLC02437.01957
to Henry Knox
February 13, 1783
Byers, James, fl. 1767-1784
Discusses the casting of new artillery, namely howitzers.
GLC02437.01917
to Joseph Cranch
4 November 1786
Makes arrangements with Cranch about a financial transaction. Cranch, and Mr. [James] Byers, who is also mentioned in this document, are munitions manufacturers. See GLC02437.03291 for a related document.
GLC02437.03324
January 31, 1783
General Knox, commanding at West Point, writes to Byers, who operated a foundry in Springfield, Massachusetts. Encloses a letter from the "Minister of War," referring to Benjamin Lincoln, Secretary of War. Indicates that Lincoln ordered Byers to...
GLC02437.10089
4 August 1784
Morris, Robert, 1734-1806
Morris, Superintendent of Finance, discusses Byers's relinquishment of a contract with Congress to cast brass and ordnance (refer to GLC02437.03044). Writes, "I am sorry that your services have not been better rewarded, and lamented at the time that...
GLC02437.03037
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