Supplies to Equip a Barge at Fort Mifflin
Document 1800Captain Theodore Meminger has requested a supply of listed articles, not being in the public store, to equip the barge now being constructed for the use of the garrison at Fort Mifflin on Mud Island. Harris is asked to deliver the articles to Captain Meminger, taking his receipt for same.
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[Co. Sam'l Hodgdon
July 21st 1800
requesting the Purchase
of Sundries to equip the
Barge for Fort Mifflin]
[Israel Whelen Esqr
Surveyor]
Intendant of Stores Office
Philadelphia 21st July 1800
Sir,
Captain Theodore Meminger has requested a supply of the following articles, in order to equip the Barge now building for the use of the Garrison at Fort Mifflin, on Mud Island, which articles not being in the public Store, I will thank you to purchase, and deliver to Captain Meminger with the Barge taking his receipt for the whole. Vizt
One Awning, to extend from the Taffrail to the foremast.
One small Flag.
One coil of 12 thread rattling Rope, for Fasts & hailyards.
Six pugs of Kentledge.
One Mop, One Brush, One Scoop, One Padlock, and One Lanthorn.
I am, Sir,
Your most obt Servant
[undecipherable: probable reading "Samuel Anglon"]
Israel Whelen Esqr
Surveyor
Type
Letter Signed
Description
Captain Theodore Meminger has requested a supply of listed articles, not being in the public store, to equip the barge now being constructed for the use of the garrison at Fort Mifflin on Mud Island. Harris is asked to deliver the articles to Captain Meminger, taking his receipt for same.
Date
07/21/1800
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Intendant of Stores Office, Philadelphia
Document number
1800072128101
Page start
1
Notable persons
Israel Whelen, Purveyor
Samuel Hodgdon
Theodore Meminger
Notable locations
Intendant of Stores Office, Philadelphia
Notable items
one awning to extend from the fastrail to the foremast
a small flag
a coil of 12-thread rattling rope for fasts and halyards
pigs of kentledge
mop
brush
scoop
padlock
lantern

