Request for overdue money owed work people at New London
Document 1796Thomas Holt laments that the work people are distressed for money and he asks that Hodgdon send money as soon as possible.
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[Received from State Dept. Nov. 24. R.P.O. 41]
[22]
[Humphreysville 29th [undecipherable]]
[Samuel Hodgdon Esquire]
[in abot Military Stores]
[No. 14]
[Stamford the Aug /96]
Sir
New London May 2d 1796
A number of the work People are greatly distressed for money. Permit me to beg and entreat you that you will send on some as early as possible
I have the Honor to be
Sir your most Obedient
Humble Servant
Thos Holt
Samuel Hodgdon Esquire
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Thomas Holt laments that the work people are distressed for money and he asks that Hodgdon send money as soon as possible.
Date
05/02/1796
Author
Recipient
Sent from
New London
Document number
1796050280201
Page start
1
Notable persons
Samuel Hodgdon
Thomas Holt
Intendent military stores
Notable locations
Philadelphia
New London
Connecticut