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to Henry Knox

William Knox describes to his brother, Henry Knox, that the winds were not in his favor as they set sail from Sandy Hook, New Jersey. He has now reached Newfoundland. Remarks that he has not suffered any seasickness, unlike his other companions...

GLC02437.04739

to Lucy Knox

Writes that he has been in ill health again since he wrote her last, and explains how he has treated his ague. Wishes he had received a letter from her. Asks about the welfare of their children. Sends his love to Mrs. [Sarah Lyons] Flucker, his...

GLC02437.05474

to Lucy Knox

Secretary of War Knox writes to his wife Lucy "respecting our affairs in England." Knox is likely referring to some disappointing business between Thomas Longman and Hannah Harwood. Knox reassures Lucy that she should not worry as he does "not feel...

GLC02437.04902

to Lucy Knox

Writes that he is still in Philadelphia but hopes to leave soon. Adds that his public business is suffering. Describes an agreement he settled on with William Duer in which he forgives Duer's debts on their land purchases in Maine, in exchange for...

GLC02437.05493

to Lucy Knox

Informs Lucy that he is now in New York City and that he has yet to see the people he came to New York to see, with the exception of Henry Jackson. Expresses his wish to finish up the "cursed affair" with the land speculations.

GLC02437.05582

to Lucy Knox

Informs Lucy that he has been unable to make much progress in his attempt to purchase a tract of land. Mentions that he has received a letter from the President. Also touches on family news.

GLC02437.05587

to Lucy Knox

Lucy Knox arrived in New York and now has the chance to write her daughter Lucy who is staying in Boston with the Brecks. The mother Lucy writes about fashion and advises her daughter Lucy how to behave. She reminds her daughter to attend to her...

GLC02437.04731

to David Sears

Thanks Sears for his "affectionate condolance on the subject of our affliction." This is in reference to death of his son Marcus (see GLC02437.05152 and .05162). Says they both feel it too sensibly, but that Lucy Knox feels it particularly as...

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to [Catharine Greene]

Rutledge gives the recipient detailed advice regarding a specific debt and estate. Urges the recipient to bring forward her claim and refers to her husband's character. Mentions the Cumberland Island bonds. Adds that General [Henry] Knox and Colonel...

GLC02437.04447

to Henry Knox

References Knox's letter of 6 April. Expresses his regrets on the loss Knox is likely to sustain due to his sister-in-law Mrs. Harwood's poor financial situation. Declares, "You may depend on every exertion in my power to recover as much of it as...

GLC02437.05050

to Madame de Leval

Discusses land business. Faded.

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to Benjamin Walker

Discusses their land deal with Madame de Leval, particularly the deed Mr. [Louis] Osmont has asked him to sign.

GLC02437.05384

to Benjamin Walker

Would have written sooner if he had information to alleviate Walker's anxiety. Reports that Madame Leval "has been endeavoring to make such negotiations as would exonerate you from all responsibility, but Hither to without effect." She is trying to...

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to Mama

One letter addressed to Catharine Macaulay from Catharine S. Macaulay dated October 27, 1785. Expresses concern that she has not heard from her mother. She requests a certificate of bill in order to settle her accounts. She comments on the good state...

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to Mama

One letter addressed to Catharine Macaulay from Catharine S.M. Gregorie dated August 9, 1787. Pertains to visiting Versailles and other sites in Paris. Also mentions missing her.

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to Mama

One letter addressed to Catharine Macaulay from Catharine S.M. Gregorie dated August 13, 1787. Pertains to her trip to Paris. Also includes her reasoning on why she thinks that she hasn't written back to her.

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to Mama

One letter addressed to Catherine Macaulay Graham from Catherine S. Gregoire dated December 11, 1790. She thanks her for the recent Christmas package but requests more lengthy, detailed correspondence. Provides updates on family members.

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to William Graham

One letter addressed to William Graham from Catharine S.M. Gregorie dated January 22, 1800. Pertains to her daughter nearly dying from an illness while at school. She discusses the current education of her daughter.

GLC01795.050

to Mercy Otis Warren

Letter written by Lothrop, a friend to the writer Warren. In 1773, Warren and her husband James were already well known in Revolutionary circles. She thanks Warren for her previous letter and says she is going to try very hard to make the trip to...

GLC01189.02

[List]

List of expenses incurred by Mrs. Lucy Knox, her family, and household by date, including corks, wages for servants, pickles, brandy and other household expenses.

GLC02437.08612

to Henry Knox

Dines with Colonel P. R. [possibly Peter R.] Livingston. Chastises Henry for not writing to her "by every possible opportunity." Remarks on Henry's birthday the previous day, and her birthday the following Thursday. Plans to depart 27 July for...

GLC02437.01091

to Henry Knox

Signed twice by Hills. Captain Hills references the letter he sent to Knox on 9 July. Provides an update on the proposed canal between the Connecticut River and Boston. Gives detailed list of the places he has scouted. Postscript says he has been...

GLC02437.05097

to [Henry Knox]

Speaks of an "unfortunate" gentleman who is looking for work. Reports she has heard the gentleman was "formerly distinguished both by his abilities and his rank in the French army." Date added later in pencil.

GLC02437.06154

to Mrs. Genl. Morris

Written as head of the Ladies Association of Trenton. Dagworthy asks Morris to subscribe to their campaign to raise funds in support of Continental soldiers. Her postscript notes some early contributors and gives the amounts of their contributions...

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to Henry Knox

Discusses her husband's position as an inspector and Deputy Adjutant General and asks Knox to confirm the opening of a position.

GLC02437.04379

to Mrs. Palfrey

Reports that when he visited the Board of Treasury today, Mr. [possibly Samuel] Osgood told him about monies owed to her through her late husband, Colonel Palfrey. A sum of 3200 dollars in Bills of Exchange was withdrawn in 1780. Knox outlines...

GLC02437.04174

Separation Suit Complicated

One picture dated February 4, 1954 of James Roosevelt, Eleanor Roosevelt and Romelle Schneider Roosevelt. Image description on reverse side notes that they were photographed at a United Nations conference some years back. Provides details into James...

GLC09957.60

Speaks Of His Mother

One picture dated November 7, 1962 of Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr., outside of the family townhouse in New York City, following the death of Eleanor Roosevelt.

GLC09957.62

After His Mother Died

One picture dated November 7, 1962 of Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr., outside of the family townhouse in New York City, following the death of Eleanor Roosevelt.

GLC09957.63

to Ruth Buettner

One letter addressed to Ruth Buettner from L.M. Whorter dated August 8, 1945. Includes updates and her opinions of the Navy.

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to Daniel Landau

One letter addressed to Daniel B. Landau from Dorothy K. Landau dated February 10, 1944. Pertains to daily life in Corsicana, Texas. Provides updates of family and friends.

GLC09993.375

to Daniel Landau

One letter addressed to Daniel B. Landau from Dorothy K. Landau dated February 11, 1944. Pertains to daily life in Corsicana, Texas. Provides updates of family and friends.

GLC09993.378

to Daniel Landau

One letter addressed to Daniel B. Landau from Dorothy K. Landau dated February 12, 1944. Pertains to daily life in Corsicana, Texas. Provides updates of family and friends.

GLC09993.379

[Items belonging to Dorothy K. Landau]

Three items addressed to Dorothy K. Landau dated December 23, 1943. Consists of a letter, a photograph and photo negative.

GLC09993.271

to Dorothy K. Landau

One letter addressed to Dorothy K. Landau dated December 23, 1943. Remarks missing her and on Harriet's reaction to meeting Santa Claus.

GLC09993.271.01

to Daniel Landau

One letter addressed to Daniel Landau from Dorothy Rose Landau dated December 23, 1943. Pertains to life in Corsicana, Texas. Mentions celebrating Hanukkah.

GLC09993.272

to Daniel Landau

One letter addressed to Daniel Landau from Dorothy K. Landau dated December 24, 1943. Pertains to life in Corsicana, Texas. Mentions celebrating Hanukkah.

GLC09993.273

to Dorothy K. Landau

One v-mail addressed to Dorothy K. Landau dated December 23, 1943. Consists of printed image of a mountain and palm tree with text that reads, "Season's Greetings."

GLC09993.274

to Dorothy K. Landau

One letter addressed to Dorothy K. Landau dated December 24, 1943. Includes illustration of how they have set up their tents.

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to Daniel Landau

One letter addressed to Daniel Landau from Dorothy K. Landau dated December 25, 1943. Pertains to life in Corsicana, Texas. Pertains to celebrating Christmas.

GLC09993.276

to Dorothy K. Landau

One letter addressed to Dorothy K. Landau dated December 24, 1943. Mentions receiving a letter from Dorothy Rose.

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to Daniel Landau

One letter addressed to Daniel Landau from Dorothy K. Landau dated December 26, 1943. Pertains to life in Corsicana, Texas.

GLC09993.278

to Dorothy K. Landau

One letter addressed to Dorothy K. Landau dated December 26, 1943. Mentions receiving a letter from Dorothy Rose.

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to Daniel Landau

One letter addressed to Daniel Landau from Dorothy K. Landau dated December 26, 1943. Pertains to life in Corsicana, Texas.

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to Daniel Landau

One letter addressed to Daniel Landau from Dorothy K. Landau dated December 27, 1943. Pertains to life in Corsicana, Texas.

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to Dorothy K. Landau

One letter addressed to Dorothy K. Landau dated December 27, 1943. Pertains to life in Corsicana, Texas.

GLC09993.282

to Dorothy K. Landau

One letter addressed to Dorothy K. Landau dated December 28, 1943. Pertains to daily life while stationed on naval base. Describes food eaten and news received from friends.

GLC09993.283

[Items belonging to Daniel Landau]

Two items addressed to Daniel Landau dated December 28, 1943. Consists of one letter and a gift enclosure.

GLC09993.284

to Daniel Landau

One letter addressed to Daniel Landau dated December 28, 1943. Describes celebrating Christmas with family.

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to Dorothy

One gift enclosure note addressed to Dorothy K. Landau from Ruth and Howard.

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