A Bell for the Frigate
Document 1797Harris should deliver to the order of John Scott, clerk of the Navy Yard, the bell intended for the frigate "United States."
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Francis such quantities of Sheet Copper Cloth and [John Harris ?]
Nails as he shall from time to time, require
for sheathing the bottom of the frigate United
States. —
James McHenry
John Harris Sir War Office March 18.th 179[7]
Please to deliver to the order of John
Scott, Clerk of the Navy Yard the Bell intend[ed]
for the Frigate [underline: United States] —
James McHenry
John Harris Sir War Office April 25.th 179[7]
Please to deliver Mr Francis the
Purveyor Seventy five Tons Kentledge for
the Frigate Constellation at Baltimore
James McHenry
John Harris Sir War Office April 28.th 179[7]
You will be pleased to deliver Mr
Francis the Purveyor the Rigging and Corda[ge]
in your charge for the Frigate United Stat[es]
Also one Ensign - one Jack and one Pendant[—]
I am &
James McHen[ry]
Type
Letterbook Copy
Description
Harris should deliver to the order of John Scott, clerk of the Navy Yard, the bell intended for the frigate "United States."
Date
03/18/1797
Author
Recipient
Sent from
War Office
Document number
1797031800255
Page start
5
Notable persons
John Harris
James McHenry
Notable locations
War Office


