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[Estimate of costs]
1797
Knox, Henry, 1750-1806
Estimates the cost for digging and trenching to be done at Montpelier, his estate in Thomaston, Maine.
GLC02437.07076
[Agreement with Daniel Wells]
January 15, 1798
Agreement between Wells and Knox for Wells to come to Thomaston, Maine and work for Knox as a groom for one year on his estate of Montpelier.
GLC02437.07079
to Henry Knox
4 October 1798
Gleason, John, fl. 1796-1811
Discusses Knox's wish for Gleason to oversee the estate of Montpelier. Describes his hesitancy in taking up the position and talks about the horse and other cattle. Noted as written at Montpelier, Knox's estate in Thomaston, Maine.
GLC02437.07177
to Samuel Lowe
10 October 1798
Discusses the management of his farm. Signature is clipped. Noted as written at Montpelier, Knox's estate in Thomaston, Maine.
GLC02437.07178
to John Witherspoon
27 March 1797
Authorizes Witherspoon to hire four men to work on his home, Montpelier in Maine.
GLC02437.06938
18 October 1797
Wyatt, Robert, fl. 1797
Discusses peach and other fruit trees as well as the gardens at Knox's estate. Noted as written at Montpelier, which is Knox's home in Thomaston, Maine.
GLC02437.07037
13 December 1797
Informs Knox that he went up to see the logging and discusses the boards and lumber, along with other estate related business.
GLC02437.07068
20 July 1798
Lowe, Samuel, fl. 1797-1798
Describes the landscaping for Knox's house, Montpelier.
GLC02437.07158
[Estimate of probable expenses at St George]
December 1, 1798
List of expenses from "1 Decr 97 to 1 Decr 98" at the "winter establishment at Montpelier." The list includes "the Gleason family" among the expenses as well as the staff and the cost of the mills.
GLC02437.07217
16 November 1797
Discusses sheep and carpenters for Knox's estate, Montpelier, in Thomaston, Maine.
GLC02437.07050
to John Gleason
19 December 1798
Knox explains that the expenses of his estate have exceeded his income. Knox has depended on lumber to help pay the bills, but the bad saw and bad logs have been the norm of late. Knox states that "the object of this letter is to "turn your...
GLC02437.07209
March 28, 1805
Provides Gleason with a variety of instructions about work to be done at Knox's estate. Includes a list of workmen arriving by ship, as well as information on how to run the lime mills.
GLC02437.07925
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