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to William Duer
18 November 1792
Knox, Henry, 1750-1806
Discusses property, bonds and other business. Bottom third of the second sheet of paper is clipped.
GLC02437.05703
22 November 1792
Informs Duer that he has engaged a Mr. [Bingham] to take a look at their business and mentions that Bingham will be consulting with other people on the subject.
GLC02437.05712
26 November 1792
Informs Duer that he has not heard anything new concerning the Eastern Lands and is trying to bring the matter to a conclusion "even if I am compelled to make greater sacrifices than I have yet contemplated." Believes he will succeed.
GLC02437.05714
28 November 1792
Informs Duer that he has looked over the agreement and believes it to be obligatory for them to fulfill the terms and conditions stated. States that he will be taking a look at all of the agreements made with Madame de Leval in order to better assess...
GLC02437.05716
to Henry Knox
2 December 1792
Duer, William, 1747-1799
Discusses land business and describes his meetings with various people in regards to land.
GLC02437.05718
to unknown
Discusses the purchase of land in Maine and the boundaries.
GLC02437.05720
For Major [Henry] Jackson: Papers to be obtained from [William] Duer or Col. Walker.
December 21, 1792
Title taken from docket. Lists various contracts and agreements that Jackson or Walker is suppose to obtain from Duer; most dealing with land agreements.
GLC02437.05748
to Mason Wheaton
February 3, 1795
Wheaton, Joseph, 1755-1828
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 the president and directors of the Boston branch of the Bank of the United States
3 September 1795
Asks for a discount of an enclosed note (not included).
GLC02437.06512
[Formal request]
13 Ocotober 1795
Smith, James, 1713-1806
Requests Henry Knox to send in a plan for a plantation and mentions submitting resolves to the office of the commonwealth of Massachusetts.
GLC02437.06540
[Answers given to William Duer]
December 7, 1795
Bingham, William, 1752-1804
List of interrogation answers for William Duer's trial listed by date.
GLC02437.06577
[Petition]
January 27, 1796
Drinkwater, Samuel, fl. 1796
Petition from the citizens of Ducktrap, Maine regarding land rights. Signed by Samuel Drinkwater, among others.
GLC02437.06603
to Henry Jackson
17 June 1796
Writes to ask Jackson, on Knox's behalf, to make lodging arrangements for Bingham and his traveling party, apparently to Boston. Reports that they will be making business arrangements in Boston, and briefly explains what they are.
GLC02437.06776
23 August 1796
Appleton, Nathaniel, 1731-1798
Signed by several members of the Standing Committee of the 20 Associates. Committee writes to ask Knox for a complete survey of the entirety of their territory. The committee explains the nature of the survey they want, the boundaries of what they...
GLC02437.06803
[Agreement with inhabitants of Ducktrap, Canaan and North Port]
26 November 1796
Asks the inhabitants of Ducktrap, Canaan and North Port to deliver to George or Philip Ulmer any lumber they have, in order to pay money they owe for land they inhabit.
GLC02437.06871
18 July 1797
Writes on behalf of 20 associates discussing a possible adjustment in the terms of settlement between Knox and settlers.
GLC02437.07004
12 December 1797
States that he doubts Alexander Baring will give Knox a postponement on his payments, especially if Knox cannot offer an extremely good security. Also discusses other financial matters.
GLC02437.07064
25 May 1798
Informs Knox that he was able to obtain a bank draft and that he would like Knox to deliver part of it for his bonds. Continues to discuss other financial business. Signature is clipped.
GLC02437.07133
to [the Board of the United States Bank]
28 November 1798
Expresses concern over his ability to pay back a loan and suggests mortgaging the house of his land agent George Ulmer as collateral.
GLC02437.07194
to James Brown
March 1800
Knox is upset that the Senate did not approve his son's promotion and asks Brown to have his son, Henry Jackson, serve as an acting Lieutenant with midshipman's pay. Letter is written on very fine tissue paper with very faded writing.
GLC02437.07381
[Answers to Madame de Leval]
circa 1789-1796
Lists questions that Madame de Leval has posed on the left side of the paper and William Duer's answers next to the respective questions. Discusses mainly contracts and payments.
GLC02437.08247
[Agreement] [incomplete]
circa 1784-1799
States the terms of an agreement between William Duer and Henry Knox relating to land purchases.
GLC02437.08249
[Receipt]
13 May 1790
Receipt from Henry Knox for money for accommodation.
GLC02437.08632
[Note]
29 July 1791
Note of receipt of Henry Knox for two notes of $2,500 each.
GLC02437.08642
December 17, 1791
Promissory note to pay Henry Knox $1,000.
GLC02437.08648
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