Transportation of Miller and Supplies, Mill Stones Made in U.S.

Item

Type

Autograph Letter/Document Signed

Title

Transportation of Miller and Supplies, Mill Stones Made in U.S.

Description

Notification that Hodgdon sent a man to perform milling operations previously employed by Messrs. Lewis & Jones, he travels under Capt. Lane on the brig bound for Boston. Mill stores with "whole iron apparatus" are being transported with the miller. Contrary to previous letters, milling stones were made and procured in the U.S. instead of England. Mentioned bill for Mr. Ferguson protested and reasons for denial sent via Capt. Lovell to Charleston.

year created

1784

month created

05

day created

21

sent from location

Philadelphia

recipient

in collection

in image

notable person/group

Benjamin Lincoln
Samuel Hodgdon
miller
Lovell
Ferguson
captain
Messrs. Lewis & Jones
Lewis
Jones

notable location

Philadelphia
Boston
Charleston
England
Great Britain

notable item/thing

Mill stones
Brigantine
cement
bills
iron apparatus
stones
milling stones
Massachusetts money

notable idea/issue

transportation of supplies
payment
advance
employment
milling
travel

notable phrase

Previous to the reciept of your last letter I had agreed with a man to serve you in the capacity of miller

document number

1784052128001

page start

1

number of pages

3

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Document instances

In image In source Location in source
[view document] (3 pages) FDA13 (3 pages) Collection: Robert Goodloe Harper [unknown]
[view document] (0 pages) [no image] Microfilm: Benjamin Lincoln Papers [unknown]

Document names

Type Name Location Notes
Author Samuel Hodgdon Philadelphia [n/a]
Recipient Benjamin Lincoln [unknown] [n/a]