Edwards solicits an appointment from Knox
Document 1790Letter, asks for military appointment.
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yours humbly [undecipherable]
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Boston April 15th 1790
Sir
In the year 1787 I had the honor to receive an Ensign's Commission in the Regt. of Federal Troops Commanded by Gent. H. Jackson, and when that Regi. was disbanded was so unfortunate as to be dismissed — The probability which there now is that more Troops will soon be raised induces me again to solicit an appointment If I should be so fortunate as to obtain your patronage in the matter I shall ever consider myself under the highest obligation for that favour
I have the honour to be Sir
your very humble Servt.
[undecipherable: probable reading Nichs. Bworthy]
A Gent. H. [undecipherable]
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Letter, asks for military appointment.
Date
04/15/1790
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Boston
Repository
Collection
Document number
1790041540101
Page start
1
Notable persons
Henry Knox
Richard Edwards
Gen. H. Jackson
Notable locations
Boston
Notable items
I had the honour to receive an Ensign's commission in the Regt. Of Federal Troops commanded by Gen H. Jackson
when that regiment was disbanded was so unfortunate as to be dismissed
the probability which there is now that more troops will soon be reaised induces me again to solicit an appointment
fortunate as to obtain your patronage
consider myself under the highest obligation for that favour

