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Account receipt

Account log of foodstuffs Account log of foodstuffs received from "Messrs. Minier, Mason, and Teesdale."

GLC02437.08504

Receipt

Partially printed receipt for the purchase of three pairs of gloves from Penny and Harris in London.

GLC02437.08505

Account between Henry Knox to R. & D. Owen

Receipt for tailoring services from R. & D. Owen. Dated from 18 December 1779 to 8 July 1800.

GLC02437.08506

Receipt

Receipt for clothing purchased from "Rich. Townsend."

GLC02437.08507

Receipt

Partially printed receipt indicating purchase of book muslin from Richard Seaman.

GLC02437.08508

Receipt

Partially printed receipt for two pairs of gloves purchased at Penny and Harris in London.

GLC02437.08509

Receipt

Receipt for women's black silk gloves from Henry Hamond "one of which for Mrs. Johannot."

GLC02437.08510

Receipt from haberdasher and glover

Partially printed receipt for the purchase of goods from Sainsbury and Sibley.

GLC02437.08511

Receipt

Receipt for goods that include gauze, ribbon, and fine tape purchased from Anthony Harrsion for "Mrs. Timmins."

GLC02437.08512

Receipt

Receipt for purchase of goods including ribbon and gauze from Richard Townsend at the Sun and Swan in London. Corner of the document reads "Mrs. Timmings" instead of "Timmins."

GLC02437.08514

Receipt pertaining to John Timmins

Receipt for goods including mitts and silk from [Henry] Hamond for John Timmins.

GLC02437.08515

Receipt

Receipt for the purchase of two pairs of gloves from Henry Hamond for John Timmins. Signed by John Briginshaw.

GLC02437.08516

Receipt

Partially printed receipt for the purchase of gloves bought from Ely Dyson.

GLC02437.08517

Pertains to John Timmins

Receipt for clothing purchased from Richard Prime for John Timmins. Signed by Thomas Workman.

GLC02437.08519

Receipt

Partially printed receipt for the purchase of goods from the haberdashers Sleathand Thrupp in London for Henry Knox. Items include a gauze apron and gauze cuffs. Signed by Henry Thrupp.

GLC02437.08520

[Items bought from Henry Nettleshipp]

Probably items purchased by William Knox while he was in Europe. Nettleshipp owned a store called "the Parrott" which was "at the Corner of Honey Lane, Cheapside." Purchased one hoop ring and "finest white paste." The total was for £1.18. Signed...

GLC02437.08521

[Receipt pertaining to Mrs. Timming]

Receipt for making of a coat. Also includes costs for silk, lace, and tassels. Total came to £11.16.3. Signed by H. Frieake stating the contents were received.

GLC02437.08522

[List of officers]

Lists five captains, four lieutenant captains, and nine lieutenants. Shaw made comments on their commissions.

GLC02437.08523

[Items bought of Jospeh Parker]

Bought from Parker, a linen draper at 127 Cheapside in London. Purchase of linens and the labor to make 4 shirts. Total came to £6.9.6.

GLC02437.08524

[Items purchased from D & T Waldron]

Includes purchases for shoes, pumps, and boots. The total comes to £6.2.

GLC02437.08525

[Items purchased from Wheelwright & Barnard]

Payment for cask bark, hoops, and kegs. Total comes to £9.

GLC02437.08526

[Bought of Joseph Parker]

William Knox bought 3 silk handkerchiefs for a total of £0.14.3.

GLC02437.08528

[William Knox's acccount with James Norman]

Room and board for 9 days in Amsterdam. Total came to £16.11. Signed by Mary Norman stating the payment was received.

GLC02437.08529

[William Knox's account with Richard & David Owen]

Charges for making a coat as well as cleaning and repairing other clothes. The total comes to £8.8.7. Signed by Richard Owen stating he received payment.

GLC02437.08530

Receipt

Receipt of William Knox's account with John de Neufville and Son in Amsterdam for £7,000.

GLC02437.08531

Receipt

Receipt indicating Samuel Shaw paid $125 to Daniel Hayley for goods purchased for Henry Knox.

GLC02437.08532

Receipt

Receipt for account between Henry Knox and Michel Vin in Amsterdam.

GLC02437.08534

Account receipt

Account receipt for goods Henry Knox purchased from Michel Vin of Amsterdam.

GLC02437.08536

Account receipt

Account receipt for monies owed by William Knox to Prince Gorham. Knox paid Gorham £31.6.

GLC02437.08537

Account receipt

Receipt of William Knox's account to Joseph Peirce for £614.1.

GLC02437.08539

Payment to William Knox

Abigail Spillard instructs [Samuel Pitts] to pay William Knox £148.10. Name might not be "Pitts." Back of the document has bits of writing on it that indicates the document was cut from another one.

GLC02437.08540

[George Smith's bill to Lucy Knox]

This bill was for 2 months of teaching as well as pen and ink for Henry Knox's daughter Lucy Knox. The total came to £0.17.6.

GLC02437.08548

[Room and board for Miss Knox]

2 months room and board for Henry Knox's daughter Lucy while she was being taught by George Smith. Lucy stayed with Mrs. A. Brodeau. Total came to £10. Docket in Samuel Shaw's hand.

GLC02437.08549

[Bill to Henry Knox]

Bill for 3 dinners, grog, and 8 horses to hay. Total came to £13.4. In Samuel Shaw's hand is written "Morristown Paid."

GLC02437.08555

[Henry's Knox's wagon being left in the care of John Setter]

Note by Setter says a white man left Henry Knox's wagon in his care.

GLC02437.08556

[Samuel Hodgson's bill to Henry Knox]

Knox paid for 2 weeks and 6 days of keeping 2 horses, another 6 days and nights of keeping 2 horses, and 1 day for keeping a horse. Total came to £9.11.0. Signed by Hodgson stating the bill was paid in full. Docket in Samuel Shaw's hand.

GLC02437.08557

[Receipt from a tailor]

Someone purchased around 100 yards of various types of cloth for a total of £22.17.6. Kean's shop was at the corner of Market and Third Streets in Philadelphia.

GLC02437.08558

[Payment for board in Burlington, New Jersey]

Payment to Elizabeth Peck for board in Burlington, New Jersey. Purchases include butter, milk, cream, asparagus, and eggs. Total came to £1.13. In Samuel Shaw's hand is written "Burlington Paid." Docket also in Shaw's hand.

GLC02437.08559

Wanting for Mrs. Ritchie

List of articles to be replaced at "Mrs. Ritchie's." Items include coffee pots, wine glasses, plates, etc.

GLC02437.08561

to Henry Knox

Town tax bill for Henry Knox totaling £17.8.5.

GLC02437.08568

Receipt

Receipt of "Messrs. Broome and Platt's" account with James Webber.

GLC02437.08570

Receipt

Freight receipt from Webber and Co. to Captain John Young. Noted on the bottom that the money for the account was received by James Swan of "Heny Jackson Esqr."

GLC02437.08576

Paid for Mrs. Knox

Shaw notes that payment was made for purchases by Lucy Knox at the French milliner Mrs. Barre and at Luke Baker's store. Also noted that money was given to pay Mr. Sheppard's account. The total came to £3.1.4. Shaw mentions that Henry Jackson gave...

GLC02437.08586

[Ephraim Fenno received payment from Henry Jackson]

Fenno received £5.7.10 from Henry Knox. Henry Jackson paid out the money.

GLC02437.08589

[Order of payment to Jonathan Fowle]

Orders Henry Jackson to pay Jonathan Fowle £3. Fowle signed the document stating he received payment from Jackson.

GLC02437.08590

[Receipt]

Lists items bought by William Knox from a Nathaniel [Byd. Lyd ?]. Items include pillows and pillowcases, rugs, beds, and other bedding.

GLC02437.08593

[Account]

Lists transactions between Henry Knox and James Rivington from 1 December 1785 to 4 July 1786.

GLC02437.08594

[List]

List for sundry medication and various other items by date. Noted as for Henry Knox in regards to the estate of Joseph Gardner.

GLC02437.08595

[Tax receipt]

Tax receipt regarding £2, 2s. in taxes. Includes two notes of receipt on the verso signed by John Hobby. Noted as written in Falmouth, state unknown.

GLC02437.08599

[Receipt]

Note of receipt for $60 in account with Henry Knox.

GLC02437.08606