Enclosed Affidavit of Joseph Cove

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AV v. 1 Newark 18 March 1800 In Cumming Inclosing Papers for Josh. Cone a refugee from Canada and recommending his case FREE [Circle stamp with NEWARK NJ 14 A R] James McHenry Secretary of War Philadelphia rec. 29 Mar 1800 Newark Marc 28th 1800 Sir I inclose you the affidavit of Joseph Cone a man who has resided in the Township a number of years and I am will affirm is the identical Joseph Cone who was an officer in the Canadian Regiment commanded by Col Livingston He is and has been for some time in a needy [illegible] by reason of an injury received by frost both in his hands and legs & feet at his request I inclose you his papers & any further information wanted, that he can give he will answer to upon information being made through me me __ He would at [illegible] himself is not able to bear the journey I am Sir Your Obd Servt J M Cumming

Type

Autograph Letter Signed

Description

Cummings submits Cove's claim for relief as a refugee. Cove was injured by frostbite and cannot make the journey to submit the papers himself.

Date

03/28/1800

Recipient

Sent from

Newark

Document number

1800032840101

Page start

1

Notable persons

James McHenry
John Cummings
Joseph Cove
refugee
Canadian Regiment
Colonel Livingston

Notable locations

Philadelphia
Newark
Canada

Notable items

affidavit
injury
frostbite
journey