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to John Wigram re: receipt of two days riding from Nicholas Faller

Written at Blue Store

GLC03107.04242

to John Wigram re: receipt of four fowls from Nicholas Hermanse

Written at Blue Store

GLC03107.04243

to John Wigram re: order to make payment

Written at the Manor of Livingston, in Ancram, New York.

GLC03107.04244

to [Gilbert Livingston] re: settlement of bond accounts

GLC03107.04360

Promise to make payment to Gertrude Livingston

GLC03107.04376

Account [in Dutch]

GLC03107.04377

Settlement of Andrew Week's account

GLC03107.04381

Account of Anthony Groosbeck

Estate of Robert Livingston

GLC03107.04382

Account of John Pruyn

Estate of Robert Livingston

GLC03107.04383

Account of Hendrick Myndertse

Estate of Robert Livingston

GLC03107.04384

Sale of a tract of land called Saratoga

GLC03107.04398

Bond to make payment to William Smith, Peter R. Livingston, et al

GLC03107.04401

Retained draft of Hancocks' instructions to Massachusetts legislature

One manuscript written by John Hancock dated circa 1788. Pertaining to the selection of electors to vote for the President of the United States. He believes that such an act would not only strengthen the relations between the states but establish...

GLC07916

Treaty of Paris.

Second edition. A collection of the diplomatic papers between France and the United States.

GLC07945

An Essay on the Learning of Devises...

GLC07880

To unknown

Attesting to the good character of Samuel Bowne. In part: "...As I am acquainted with his [Browne's] character and convinced of his being of a good disposition [I] shall esteem it a favor to have him protected from insult should any confusion arise...

GLC07884.14

to Michel G. de Crevecoeur

Franklin thanks Crevecoeur for gifts received the previous summer, as well as pointing out the pros and cons of a steam engine in the postscript, dated February 17.

GLC07899

To: King George III.

Establishing diplomatic ties with England. Letter of credentials. A true copy in Adams' hand, with clerical copies of Adams' appointment and William Smith's appointment.

GLC07946

To Edward Hand

Written and signed for Knox by his aide Samuel Shaw to Brigadier General Hand. Says the prisoners of war at West Point are being marched this day to the 4th Massachusetts Regiment. Their names are enclosed. Says Lieutenant Hoit [could be the same...

GLC02437.01807

to Henry Knox

About Washington's permission to allow volunteers to rebuild Udney's house after a fire. After Quartermaster Udney Hay's house (the historic "Clinton House") and possessions were destroyed by fire, Washington authorized volunteer officers to rebuild...

GLC02437.02095

to Udney Hay

Written by General Knox to Colonel Hay. Sympathsizes with Hay for the loss of his house. Tells him that with Washington's permission he will send an artificer to work on the wooden half of the house, but that it is out of his power to send a mason...

GLC02437.02098

to Henry Knox

Discusses the transportation of Naval prisoners of war from West Point. States that the 4th Massachusetts regiment is ready to receive the prisoners. Written in the Orderly Office.

GLC02437.01804

to William Hawes

Discusses orders to supply the military hospitals with enough brimstone (sulfur).

GLC02437.01806

to Henry Knox

Written by Harrod to Major General Knox. Is writing because he knew Knox had a friendship with his deceased "Brother Treat" (possibly Samuel Treat, d. 1777, Harrod's brother-in-law).. Is requesting his assistance in getting Treat's half-pay pension...

GLC02437.01864

to Henry Knox

Discusses military stores, what is needed, what he has ordered, the condition of new equipment, completion of the magazine and furnace, etc.

GLC02437.01873