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October 14, 1779
Little, Moses, 1724-1798
to Samuel Varnum
Asks Varnum to deliver a note to Thomas Carter. Signed by Carter stating the letter has been recieved.
GLC01450.191.01
April 17, 1781
Langdon, Woodbury, 1739-1805
to Elbridge Gerry
Langdon thanks Gerry, Gerry, a Declaration of Independence signer, was a member of the Continental Congress, for his concern over his recent misfortune. Says he will make the best of it. Encloses a copy of his orders to Captain Nanning of the ship...
GLC01450.193
November 26, 1776
Pratt, Seth, fl. 1776
to Edward Dean
Informing him that he has been appointed by the town of Easton "to Be a Soldier." This means "to Be Ready at a minets warning to march agreabell to alate act of this state: to any place wither this or the neighboring states of America to which you...
GLC01450.195.04
April 7, 1781
Pope, Edward, 1740-1818
to Benjamin Williams
Upon being informed that Nantucket residents were trading with the Brittish on one of the Elizabeth islands Captain Clayhorn investigated and took two prisoners. One man, John Walter Fletcher, is being sent to Newport, the other, Job Halsey, was...
GLC01450.198
October 18, 1777
Heath, William, 1737-1814
to Ebenezer Hancock
Written in a secretarial hand, by Major General Heath's secretary Seth Loring, and signed by Heath. A request for payment of a soldier's wages sent to Ebenezer Hancock, Deputy Paymaster General of U.S. forces. John Black, a soldier in Captain Turner...
GLC01450.200
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