20 May 1799

Manuscript letter

Title: to Henry Knox

Writes to his uncle, Henry Knox, with a list of bills that were not paid from his last school term along with his upcoming expenses for the next school term. Letter is not signed but is likely written from either Francis or Thomas Flucker.

GLC02437.09862

16 August circa 1776-1806

Flucker, Sarah Lyons, fl. 1784-1794

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Henry Knox

Apologizes profusely to Knox for not writing often enough. Discusses her family and Knox's daughter, Lucy Knox. Also informs him about various other acquaintances. Dated only 16 August, no year. Year range inferred from the life spans of Henry Knox and his daughter Lucy.

GLC02437.09895

14 May 1783

Knox, Henry, 1750-1806

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Thomas Flucker

Knox, Commander of West Point, writes to Thomas Flucker, brother of Knox's wife Lucy. Notes that Thomas is still very dear to Lucy, despite the "turbulence of the times" (Lucy's family were Loyalists, and her parents had left America for England at the start of the Revolutionary War). Remarks, "The War being over we may hope for a revival of intercourse and mutual goodwill between friends who have been separated... Suffer me to press you to write often and to confide me in the light of a real brother." Encloses a letter (not included) to Flucker's mother, explaining the method by which…

GLC02437.10110

4 May 1793

Knox, Henry, 1750-1806

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Mrs. Flucker

Writes to thank her for her concern during his illness and to let her know he is now recovered. Expresses concern about unrest in Europe. Hopes that the U.S. will remain "undisturbed notwithstanding the concussions of Europe," but states that "when firebrands arrows and death are flying abroad ther is no absolute security. Certain it is however that the executives are perfectly disposed to peace..." Also loans her money. Watermarked. Letterpress copy.

GLC02437.10264

11 February 1794

Knox, Henry, 1750-1806

Manuscript letter signed

Title: to Thomas Fitzsimons

Per the request of a House Committee, Knox submits, "an Estimate of the probable Expences which would be incurred in securing the SeaPorts, that have been enumerated, from insult or surprize." States that the batteries and redoubts, in order to keep expenses down, should be made of dirt as opposed to masonry. Mentions other positive aspects of using dirt. Suggests stone or wood for places where earth cannot be used. Continues with other suggestions for strengthening areas and lists estimated expenses for some 20 major coastal cities. Pages 1-2 comprise Knox's cover letter; pages 3-10…

GLC02437.10292

1791/03/04

DeLameter, Cornelius, fl. 1790-1791

Autograph document signed

Title: Receipt of wheat from William Haulenback for rent due Walter, Robert, John, & Henry Livingston

GLC03107.04720

1791/03/04

DeLameter, Cornelius, fl. 1790-1791

Autograph document signed

Title: Receipt of wheat from James Langdon for rent due Walter, Robert, John, & Henry Livingston

GLC03107.04721

1791/03/04

DeLameter, Cornelius, fl. 1790-1791

Autograph document signed

Title: Receipt of wheat from Simon Milian for rent due Walter, Robert, John, & Henry Livingston

GLC03107.04722

1791/03/04

DeLameter, Cornelius, fl. 1790-1791

Autograph document signed

Title: Receipt of wheat from James Van Deusen for rent due Walter, Robert, John, & Henry Livingston

GLC03107.04723

1791/03/04

DeLameter, Cornelius, fl. 1790-1791

Autograph document signed

Title: Receipt of wheat from Nicholas Harman for rent due Walter, Robert, John, & Henry Livingston

GLC03107.04724

1791/03/03

DeLameter, Cornelius, fl. 1790-1791

Autograph document signed

Title: Receipt of wheat from Peter Miller for rent due Walter, Robert, John, & Henry Livingston

GLC03107.04725

1791/03/03

DeLameter, Cornelius, fl. 1790-1791

Autograph document signed

Title: Receipt of wheat from Daniel Erkanbrach for rent due Walter, Robert, John, & Henry Livingston

GLC03107.04726

1791/03/03

DeLameter, Cornelius, fl. 1790-1791

Autograph document signed

Title: Receipt of wheat from Peter Harmen for rent due Walter, Robert, John, & Henry Livingston

GLC03107.04727

1791/03/03

DeLameter, Cornelius, fl. 1790-1791

Autograph document signed

Title: Receipt of wheat from Nicholas Harmall for rent due Walter, Robert, John, & Henry Livingston

GLC03107.04728

1791/04/20

DeLameter, Cornelius, fl. 1790-1791

Autograph document signed

Title: Receipt of wheat as rent due Robert, Walter, John, & Henry Livingston

GLC03107.04729

1791/04/11

DeLameter, Cornelius, fl. 1790-1791

Autograph document signed

Title: Receipt of wheat from Nicolas Feler for rent due Walter, Robert, John, & Henry Livingston

GLC03107.04730

1794/10/29

Van Veghten, Dirck, fl. 1794

Autograph document signed

Title: Receipt of payment for an account with Philip Livingston

GLC03107.04731

1714/03/24

Council of Albany

Manuscript document

Title: Order for investigation of John Borland & Thomas Steel

The document states that Samuel Vetch is indebted to the Queen for a large sum of money, and has run away against her majesty's wishes. It notes that John Borland and Thomas Steel have corresponded with Vetch, and thus orders that they give over to the Council any information they may have regarding Samuel Vetch

GLC03107.04732

1734/02/25

Pell, John & Ezekiel Ashley, fl. 1734

Manuscript document

Title: Deed of land to Elisha Williams

The document states the terms of John Pell's and Ezekiel Ashley's sale of land to Elisha Williams. The document is marked as a copy.

GLC03107.04733

29 September 1781

Greene, Nathanael, 1742-1786

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Henry Knox

Writes from Camp High Hills that he hopes Knox is with General George Washington in Virginia, where "the prospect is so bright and the glory so great." Wished the Continental Army had attacked New York, which was planned before the decision to concentrate forces at Yorktown. Anticipates that Washington will force British General Cornwallis to surrender, ("pile his arms"). Talks in general about the difficulties of his Southern campaign. Inquires about family and friends.

GLC02437.01198

12 December 1781

Knox, Henry, 1750-1806

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Nathanael Greene

Since arriving in Philadelphia, has tried to gather a party of about 30 artificers to give to Greene. Discusses Mrs. Greene's trip with their son George Washington Greene to visit Greene at the "high hills of Santee" (the Santee River in South Carolina, where Greene was stationed). Also mentions the recent birth of a son to him and Mrs. Knox, "whom I should name after you were not for the confounded name given by your [illegible] father - as it is I shall call him after some roman whose character I think you may like" (possibly referring to his son Marcus). Sends love to Colonel Williams…

GLC02437.01303

14 April 1782

Greene, Nathanael, 1742-1786

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Henry Knox

Written by Major General Greene to Major General Knox. References two letters from Knox. Congratulates him on the birth of his son. Asks how his godson is. In reference to the godchild says, "Such a set of responsers I believe never happened before. A quaker and Roman Catholick for the same Child. Which will you chuse[?]" Asks questions about the other Knox children. Says Mrs. Greene has arrived and given him an update on the social life in Philadelphia. Had not seen his wife in 2 years. Says, "She is kinder to me than I am just to her." Says the military situation is gloomy with the enemy…

GLC02437.01388

4 March 1784

Greene, Nathanael, 1742-1786

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Henry Knox

Discusses his family, stating "My feelings are more flattered by domestic duties than public bustle." Comments on credit being given to George Washington (and himself) for service during the Revolutionary War, noting "there are others no less deserving." Expresses the depth of his friendship with Knox. Mentions discontent recently arising regarding the Society of the Cincinnati (some felt it would promote hereditary nobility). Discusses his nomination to work in the Department of War, asking for Knox's opinions.

GLC02437.02971

11 May 1788

Knox, Henry, 1750-1806

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Catharine Littlefield Greene

Knox writes to Greene, widow of Nathanael Greene. Discusses arrangements made for her son, George Washington Greene, to sail to France by packet. Notes that Mr [Joel] Barlow will attend to George on the packet and will place him under the care of the Marquis de Lafayette in Paris. Knox notes, "While I heartily approve the plan I participate sincerely in the sensations you must experience on this interesting occasion."

GLC02437.03870

16 June 1788

Greene, Catharine L., 1755-1814

Manuscript letter signed

Title: to Henry Knox

Contemporary copy of GLC02437.03898. Expresses gratitude for recent arrangements Knox made for her son George Washington Greene to travel to France for his education. Writes, "…your goodness particularly to my little boy has filled me with the most lively gratitude which however would not pain me if I had any other method of shewing you my feelings than by professions only. I am disgusted with professions: The world makes use of them, alas I know too well how fallaciously…" A note on page two underneath the docket states: "In consequence of the great friendship which existed between Gen…

GLC02437.03897