Regarding White Oak Timbers for Frigate Construction at Baltimore
Document 1796Letter, discusses white oak for Frigate at Baltimore.
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Sir War Office March 14th 1796
Your Opinion is requested on the letters from Mr Stodder and Captn Truxton to you dated 29th March whether white oak may be used for the fore and after live woods— in the Frigate building at Baltimore — by Captn Tamptons letter they are already prepared of white oak; or to waite the arrival of Live oak deadwoods from Georgia
by Command of the Secy of War
Mr Joshua Humphreys Josiah Fox
Naval Constructor
Southwark.
Type
Letterbook Copy
Description
Letter, discusses white oak for Frigate at Baltimore.
Date
03/24/1796
Author
Recipient
Sent from
War Office
Repository
Collection
Document number
1796032415001
Page start
1
Note
Partly illegible
Notable persons
Joshua Humphreys
Josiah Fox
Stodder
Captain Truxton
Naval Constructor
Notable locations
War Office
Georgia
Baltimore
Southwark
Notable items
white oak
frigate
live oak

