Trunnions to Charleston
Document 1795Mr. DaCosta reports that a second pair of trunnions has been produced by the Cecil Furnace. They should be packed in a box and transported to Charleston and sent on to the Hughes Furnace where they are wanted.
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[Hodg]
[Sir]
War Office May 13 1795
The articles to be [undecipherable] from the public [store]
[for] the Frigate building at Philadelphia will be [so]
numerous as to render it inconvenient and a [loss of]
time for the Constructor to apply to the War Office for
a Special Order in every case. You will therefore
deliver such articles immediately on the orders of M[r]
Humphreys the Constructor.
Timothy Pickering
[Hodg]
[Sir]
War Office Novemr 21 1795
Mr Fox who is now employed in this
Office in making drafts for the Frigates now buil[ding]
is in want of a large drawing board he says there
is one in your Store which would answer his purp[ose]
The Secretary of War has directed me to reque[st]
that you would send up to the Office such an one
as Mr Fox should point out.
J Jones
[Sir]
War Office Novemr 24 17[95]
Mr Dacosta informs me that a second
[set] of trunnions have been made here for the Frig[ate]
From[undecipherable]
Type
Letterbook Copy
Description
Mr. DaCosta reports that a second pair of trunnions has been produced by the Cecil Furnace. They should be packed in a box and transported to Charleston and sent on to the Hughes Furnace where they are wanted.
Date
11/24/1795
Author
Recipient
Sent from
War Office
Document number
1795112400055
Page start
2
Notable persons
Samuel Hodgdon
Timothy Pickering
Notable locations
War Office
Head of Elk
Savannah River
Wilmington
Notable items
casks of powder
carriage
cannon

