Knox discusses frontier lands and boundaries with King
Document 1791Letter, discusses ensigncy in regular regiment; discusses state boundaries.
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Philadelphia, Janry 28 & feb 1799
My dear Sir
Some time ago you wrote me about admiting a nephew of Judge Yates [strikethrough: or] entering into the military Line. [strikethrough: There I recommended] an Ensigncy in the regular regiments is now vacant [There may a New appointment — to be by the Lieut. Col. (?) and at his pleasure.] of an appointment that you and his other friends may think that he ought not be [strikethrough: refused] [strikethrough: against Kernle and] grade — But there is not possible except [There remains a this offer to the Puple — and so on] on the Papers of a new case — With [me directly] you be so good as to allow his [delay] and inform me thereof — have [I may] often accepts give [them]
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Letter, discusses ensigncy in regular regiment; discusses state boundaries.
Date
09/28/1791
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Repository
Collection
Document number
1791092800101
Page start
1
Notable persons
Rufus King
Henry Knox
Doctor Johnson
Zazen
Izard
Judge Gates
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Mississippi
River St. Mary's
Allamaha
South Carolina
Georgia
Great Britain
Notable items
southern boundary
lands to the westward
knowledge of the subject
lands
relative to the title
Zazen's company
new corps
wrote me a line relative to a nephew of Judge Gates entering in to the military line
ensigncy in the regular regiments is now vacant and at his service
