Discussion of Shipbuilding Timbers & Lost Statement
Document 1796Letter, discusses timbers for shipbuilders; discusses lost statement.
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Sir
War Office July 19th 1791
I should esteem it as Great Favour if you could be so kind as to send to this Office as soon as possible a Statement of actual Numbers now yet wanting to Complete to their Peace Establishment your land Detachment there as to a [undecipherable] point are joined there with State [undecipherable] and as there may be some transfers Suitable for upon Ships universally there; I earnestly request you would be as early as possible, I expects to set out to carry out the [undecipherable] from New York, Boston &c. and as my absence may be of some Continuance, the business may Suffer if delayed.
I am Sir with much respect
Yours
Josiah Fox
Mr David Hodgdon,
Type
Letterbook Copy
Description
Letter, discusses timbers for shipbuilders; discusses lost statement.
Date
07/12/1796
Author
Recipient
Sent from
War Office
Repository
Collection
Document number
1796071215101
Page start
1
Note
Cited in Stodder to Fox, 07/15/1796.
Notable persons
David Stodder
Josiah Fox
Notable locations
War Office
New York
Boston
Notable items
statement
timber
complete
frame
mislaid
vessel
live oak
ship

