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to Thomas Randall

States that Mr. Cramond is anxious to know if Randall gave Cramond's agent the teas he promised as a security. Heavily water stained. Letterpress copy.

GLC02437.06338

to Mason Wheaton

Is happy to hear that his uncle, Mason Wheaton, is doing well and expresses his warm feelings for him. Heard that Henry Knox is going to be Mason Wheaton's neighbor soon and writes, "it is a satisfaction which requires energy to express that so great...

GLC02437.06339

to Edward H. Robbins

Asks for an examination by an impartial tribunal in order to correct a "blunder of the surveyors," referring to issues involved with the Waldo patent. Letterpress copy.

GLC02437.06342

to William Eustis

Asks for support as he will be going before the legislature, about mistakes made by the surveyors related to the Waldo patent lands. Letterpress copy.

GLC02437.06344

to Henry Knox

Asks Knox, when he passes through New York, to bring some business papers relating to Randall's deceased business partner. Discusses his dire financial situation.

GLC02437.06349

to Henry Knox

Discusses the boundaries of the Waldo Patent. Signature is clipped.

GLC02437.06352

to Henry Knox

Informs Knox that he has arrived in Jamaica. Had dinner with Knox's brother William before he left Ireland.

GLC02437.06353

to Henry Knox

Discusses financial matters relating to the salaries of clerks in the War Department.

GLC02437.06354

[Memorial to the legislature of Massachusetts]

Memorial stating that Royal Flint entered into a contract with the Committee regarding the sale of a tract of land in the area of Maine and that surveyors have discovered that the Committee underestimated the actual acreage of the land.

GLC02437.06364

to William Bingham

Discusses finances. Date from docket.

GLC02437.06365

to Henry Knox

Long narrative about how Knox's son, Henry Jackson Knox, has been misbehaving in Boston and spending money excessively, particularly on clothes. Reports during one Henry's weekends with him that Henry "evaded and deceived me (Jackson) in every...

GLC02437.06375

to Thomas Randall

Discusses financial matters and mentions a bond.

GLC02437.06378

to Henry Knox

Discusses financial matters relating to bank shares and the interest made from them.

GLC02437.06379

to Henry Knox

Describes the trading patterns between France, Spain, Britain, and the United States. States that Europe does not generally see America, or even Spain as a market for goods, but rather goes to England.

GLC02437.06380

to Henry Knox

Attempts to explain himself better regarding a request to join General Anthony Wayne's army.

GLC02437.06383

to Henry Knox

Forwards Knox a note listing exports of Maine (not included). Signed in text.

GLC02437.06387

[Power of attorney]

Copy of a document officially giving Joseph Peirce the power of attorney.

GLC02437.06390

to Benjamin Walker

Discusses business matters, in particular, property payments.

GLC02437.06398

to William Duer

Discusses land business and Duer's upcoming trial regarding land speculation and deals. Noted as a copy of a letter William Lewis wrote to William Duer. Copied in Knox's hand, including Lewis's signature.

GLC02437.06399

to John Le Fevre

Writes a letter of recommendation for Le Fevre on the goodness of his character. States that he was in Knox's employ for four years and is discharged at his own request.

GLC02437.06403

to Peregrine Fitzhugh

Asks for a land deed and discusses similar business.

GLC02437.06405

to Henry Knox

Asks for a bond. Upper left portion of the page is clipped.

GLC02437.06406

to Henry Knox

Informs Knox about the purchase of a mare. Place writ from docket.

GLC02437.06414

to Henry Jackson

Discusses a dispute by Jackson regarding the location of borders for a tract of land in Maine.

GLC02437.06415

to Henry Knox

Discusses finances, particularly drafts and accounts.

GLC02437.06416