Benjamin Hickborn discusses family matters with Henry Knox
Document 1789Letter, discusses family affairs.
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My dear Sir Boston 5th March 1789
[In haste]
you will not Doubtless think me a Barbarian for not writing you before but I have the than and reasons, besides my opinion that I could not benefit you by the scrawi, for not sending me before Smith Lamoine quit mention. That I acclly expected to have seen you before this — That Winslow, Prince & Robbin Tells me I need not write you on business, & pretty by tthe place of importance, that you need be troubled about —— I have sea
B. T. I She knew who says to her no militia him to Set as a Referee, but that he is perfectly free of a thorn in the question —
— you may remember I mentioned to you a Nephew of mine Nat. F. Goodale of Portland at present Naval Officer, & I mist he might retain his Office under the new Government — Hamerik is yet here but not So far as I expected he would be
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Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Letter, discusses family affairs.
Date
03/05/1789
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Boston
Repository
Collection
Document number
1789030540001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Henry Knox
Benjamin Hickborn
Mrs. Hickborn
Mrs. Knox
Col. Smith
Nat. F. Frederick
Winston
Peirce
Bobbins
Notable locations
Boston
Boston
N. York
Portland
Notable items
letter
delicate daughter
acquaintances
short stay in town
coach
Naval Officer
retain his office under the new government
business
reference
free of interest in the question
nephew
barbarian
writing
opinion
