Details on Work at the New York Naval Yard
Document 1795Tingley, the Clerk of the New York Naval Yard, writes Pickering, the Interim Secretary of War, to provide him with a return for the past month and to provide him with a receipt for all the supplies being used by the site.
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[Navy Office, 31 Aug. 95
Daniel Singlé
recd 4 Sept.]
FREE
[Sept 3
The Hon: Timothy Pickering
Secy at War
Philadelphia]
Navy Office New York August 31. 1795
Sir
Inclosed is the Return for the month past, together with Constructors receipts, the Oak & Pine logs issued are sawed & disposed as usual, The quantity of nails, locks, hinges &c which you'll observe in the Return are from the Ironmongers bill which commenced in the early Stage of the business here, I could not (as I wish'd) procure the blacksmiths bill for this Return, the principal of [that] house being out of town, but will not fail to have it for the coming Month —
I have the honor to be with due Respect
Your Very humb. Servts.
(Sam. [undecipherable])
Clerk of the Yard
Type
Letter Signed
Description
Tingley, the Clerk of the New York Naval Yard, writes Pickering, the Interim Secretary of War, to provide him with a return for the past month and to provide him with a receipt for all the supplies being used by the site.
Date
08/31/1795
Author
Recipient
Sent from
New York Navy Office
Collection
Document number
1795083140101
Page start
1
Notable persons
Timothy Pickering
Daniel Tingley
clerk
Secretary of War
ironmonger
blacksmith
Notable locations
Philadelphia
New York Navy Office
Navy Yard
Naval Yard
Notable items
return
constructors receipts
oak
pine logs
nails
locks
hinges
ironmongers bill
blacksmiths bill

