Breck recommends John Irving to Knox
Document 1790Letter, recommends John Irving for federal appointment.
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My Dear Sir
Boston June 26. 1790
The friends of Mr John Loring Junior are in hopes of procuring for him some employment under the New Government. The misfortunes of that Gentleman who is a Citizen of this Towns, interest me very much in his behalf & the fair & just Character which he sustains together with the necessity he is under to support a young & very amiable Family, are circumstances that prompt me to ask for him your kind aid & patronage; Perhaps you may hear his name mentioned among others for some appointment, if so, you will oblige me exceedingly, by promoting it —
I am, Dear Sir, Your most obedient
Sam Breck
Honourable Henry Knox Esquire
[Address leaf: Honourable Henry Knox Esquire / Minister at War / New York]
[Docket, inverted: Recommended to the Care of the Carrier / Samuel Breck / Boston June 26. 1790]
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Letter, recommends John Irving for federal appointment.
Date
06/26/1790
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Boston
Repository
Collection
Document number
1790062640101
Page start
1
Notable persons
Henry Knox
Samuel Breck
John Irving
Notable locations
New York
Boston
Notable items
friends
hopes of procuring for him some employment under the new government
misfortunes of that gentleman who is a citizen of this town interest me very much in his behalf
fair & just characterwhich he sustains together with the necessity he is under to support a young & very amiable family are circumstances that prompt
hear his name mentioned among others for some appointments
you will oblige me exceedingly by promoting it

