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13 December 1797
Gleason, John, fl. 1796-1811
to Henry Knox
Informs Knox that he went up to see the logging and discusses the boards and lumber, along with other estate related business.
GLC02437.07068
26 December 1799
Gray, Edward, fl. 1799-1800
Gray renews his request that Knox "send to Mr. Jos. Peirce yr Deed to Mrs. Waldo who has been long anxiously waiting."
GLC02437.07346
circa 1783-1788
Pemberton, Robert, ?-1788
Asks Knox for monetary help as he is currently in dire straits due to weather losses and having a suit filed against him.
GLC02437.08184
10 July 1802
Livermore, C.L., fl. 1802
Informs Knox he has not yet seen all the gentleman but will write him once he has the results of the meetings.
GLC02437.07742
20 February 1776
Fisher, George H., fl. 1776
Since his first query received no response (for an unknown reason), writes again to request to serve "in any Station" under Knox.
GLC02437.00253
30 January 1797
Way, George, fl. 1794-1797
Expresses his hope that Knox and his wife like the coach that he made and sent them. Continues to describe its features.
GLC02437.06908
31 July 1795
Tracy, John, fl. 1789-1795
Discusses land and an estate and asks if Knox will be able to accommodate him when he travels to the Eastern lands.
GLC02437.06480
9 October 1802
Knox, Henry, 1750-1806
to Henry Jackson Knox
A lengthy letter detailing business Henry Jackson Knox (Knox's son) needs to attend to while Knox is gone. The business mainly involves taking care of the mills. Knox notes he has been disappointed with the production of the mills and provides a list...
GLC02437.07759
3 September 1787
Parsons, Samuel H., 1737-1789
Thanks Knox for his letter of 30 August. Appreciates that Knox will give him information "of the course of Lake Erie &c." Encloses a letter for Knox to forward to General [Richard] Butler, noting that sending letters to the "West Country" through the...
GLC02437.03654
3 April 1791
Cobb, David, 1748-1830
Informs Knox that his son, William Gray Cobb, "thou by a wrong name" has accepted a military commission offered to him by President George Washington. Says he hopes to build a canal and believes that it may interest Knox as well. Asks Knox to send an...
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