Expresses Concern about Condition of Colerain in His Absence
Document 1797Upon his arrival, had found that Mr. J. Jordan, whom he had left in charge, had been absent 2 months. Expresses concern about the business transacted in that time. Writes about the arrival of factory goods. Doesn't believe trade will support the mending and repairing of kettles, guns, and other supplies.
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Type
Letterbook
Description
Upon his arrival, had found that Mr. J. Jordan, whom he had left in charge, had been absent 2 months. Expresses concern about the business transacted in that time. Writes about the arrival of factory goods. Doesn't believe trade will support the mending and repairing of kettles, guns, and other supplies.
Date
01/24/1797
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Colerain
Collection
Document number
1797012440101
Page start
1
Notable persons
James McHenry
Edward Price
James Jordan
Ebenezer Bullard
Secretary of War
Mr. Seagrove
Indians
Seminoles
Colonel Hawkins
James Seagrove
Creeks
comptroller
Galphin
Notable locations
Colerain
Georgia
Oconee River
Notable items
factory goods
trade
mending kettles
supplies
store
account
articles
needles
fish hooks
deer skin
presents
factory goods
settlement

