Joseph Cranch
15 documents
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Receiving the Money
Enclosed is Cranch's account the amounts of which should be transmitted to the Supervisor of New York.
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Laying in Materials Before Winter Navigation is Stopped
Cranch has informed Major Fleming that he could furnish bayonets and ramrods at the same price mentioned in Hodgdon's recent letter. If Hodgdon approves of this arrangement he should notify Cranch …
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Duplicate Receipts from Capt. George Fleming
Enclosed are the duplicate receipts for Captain George Fleming and since Cranch is charged for the sum shown therein, he wants Simmons to transmit his receipt to him.
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Cleaning French Arms with Sand, Etc.
Enclosed is an account of the repairs of arms duly certified by Captain Fleming, the amount of which should be transmitted to the Supervisor of New York since Cranch needs money,. The 31 cents for …
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Settling the Account of Joseph Cranch
An account is being forwarded to Hodgdon for $544.45 which, after paying ten dollars to Samuel Meredith, Treasurer of the United States, should be forwarded to the Supervisor of New York. Cranch wants …
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Price of Stocks Fit for Military Guns, Etc.
A thousand gun stocks have been received by Captain Fleming. Before work is done on any of them it will be necessary to determine the price of those fit for stocking military guns. In 1793 Cranch was …
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Gunstocks Not Sent Before the River Froze, Etc.
Enclosed is the account for the repair of arms including the cleaning of 460 carbines. Cranch apologizes for not sending the gun stocks before the river froze. He wants to know the price of the stocks …
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Repairs of Small Arms at West Point, Etc.
Cranch provides a detailed discussion of supplies and repairs at West Point. He apologizes for not writing sooner but he has been afflicted by a long and dangerous illness.
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Charge for Repairing Arms at West Point
Cranch wants to know what the gunsmiths of Philadelphia charge for the individual parts of the muskets they repair. If he should be required to repair more arms at West Point, should he charge for …
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Reasonable Price for a Horse-Mill, Etc.
Since Cranch is about to depart, he wants to know if the public will give him a reasonable price for a horse-mill he built for grinding and polishing bayonets and gun furniture as well as window glass …
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Filling the Vacancy of Master Armorer
Because he has suffered from a sickness for four months, Cranch will not be able to fill the vacancy of Master Armorer. He recommends a man who has been in his employ for ten years and can be depended …
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Enclosed Letter to Simmons
Cranch acknowledges receipt of the enclosed letter to Simmons.
Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94)
