Particular Modes Adopted for Transmitting Returns, Etc.
Document 1800After submitting a return of clothing due Captain Kalteisen, Freeman inquired as to the particular modes required for transmitting returns. Since he has not had a reply, he is unable to answer the men's inquiries respecting their clothing. He congratulates Hodgdon on the birth of his daughter but advises that he and his wife are unable to do likewise since they may be removed from St. Croix to St. Marys. If they were fixed to one spot, maybe they could do better.
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Autograph Letter Signed
Description
After submitting a return of clothing due Captain Kalteisen, Freeman inquired as to the particular modes required for transmitting returns. Since he has not had a reply, he is unable to answer the men's inquiries respecting their clothing. He congratulates Hodgdon on the birth of his daughter but advises that he and his wife are unable to do likewise since they may be removed from St. Croix to St. Marys. If they were fixed to one spot, maybe they could do better.
Date
03/14/1800
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Fort Johnson
Document number
1800031480001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Samuel Hodgdon
Constant Freeman
DeBerger
wife
Mrs. Hodgdon
Miss Phillips
Captain Kalteisen
Mrs. Freeman
daughter
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Fort Johnson
St. Croix
St. Mary's
Notable items
return
clothing
birth
health