Delivery of iron and steel for transportation to an armory
Document 1796Directs the delivery of five tons of iron and half a ton of steel to be delivered for transportation to the Armory in Springfield, Massachusetts.
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[Sec of War / Decr. 2. 1796. / from [undecipherable] Steel for Springfield / to be delivered for Transportation]
Mr. John Harris —
Storekeeper —
War Office Decr. 2 — 1796.
Sir,
Please to deliver to Samuel Hodgdon, for transportation to the Armoury at Springfield, in Massachusetts, Five Tons of Iron, and a Half Ton of Steel; which M: Francis, the Purveyor, has been directed to furnish for that purpose —
James McHenry —
[Mr. Harris — / Storekeeper —]
Mr. Harris will please to have the whole or such part of the above Iron as may be on hand prepared for Transportation immediately
2 December 1796 Samuel Hodgdon
Type
Letter Signed
Description
Directs the delivery of five tons of iron and half a ton of steel to be delivered for transportation to the Armory in Springfield, Massachusetts.
Date
12/02/1796
Author
Recipient
Sent from
War Office
Repository
Collection
Document number
1796120200101
Page start
1
Note
Letter endorsed by Samuel Hodgdon.
Notable persons
John Harris
James McHenry
Francis
Samuel Hodgdon
storekeeper
purveyor
Notable locations
War Office
Springfield
Massachusetts
Notable items
Store
armory
iron
steel
supplies

