Regarding wounded soldier
Document 1791Letter, discusses wounded soldier.
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[Doct [undecipherable] / Dec. 31 1791.]
5731 [strikethrough: xxx 76]
Philadelphia 31 Dec 1791
Dear Sir
I received your letter of yesterday
with an enclosure [for?] your [produce?]
[undecipherable] [undecipherable] I have [responded?]
as soon as possible —
Mr [Damer?] [acquaints?] [the?] [undecipherable]
[Lemon?] has [passed?] [from?] [undecipherable] [Place?]
[Washington?], where he left on the 22
of Nov — 1791, [Pemberton?] had
arrived at [Fort?] [Washington?], the 23
[Col?] [Jefferson?] — his wound was [undecipherable]
but not thought [dangerous?] —
Type
Autograph Letter
Description
Letter, discusses wounded soldier.
Date
12/31/1791
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Repository
Collection
Document number
1791123100001
Page start
1
Notable persons
David Ford
Henry Knox
Devery
brother
wounded soldier
Secretary of War
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Fort Jefferson
Newburgh
New York
Pennsylvania
Notable items
your brother was arrived
wound
not thought dangerous
received your letter of yesterday forward as soon as possible

