Negotiations with the Seneca Indians
Item
Type
Recipient's Letterbook Copy
Title
Negotiations with the Seneca Indians
Description
Morris requests a meeting with McHenry to discuss business pending with the Seneca Indians.
year created
1797
month created
11
day created
29
author
recipient
in collection
in image
notable person/group
James McHenry
Robert Morris
document number
1797112940101
page start
1
number of pages
1
transcription
[illegible] Nov 29. 1797
Mr McHenry
Sir/
Mr Morris presents his respectful compliments to Mr McHenry and asks as a particular favour that he will take a ride to this place as soon as his convenience will admit. Mr M. wishes to consult Mr. McHenry respecting the business he has now funding with the Seneca Nation of Indians and the time is now become sort, so that the sooner Mr Morris can see Mr McHenry the greater
[illegible characters, appear to include RM]
[illegible, but word may be hills] Nov. 29. 1797
Mr McHenry
Sir/
Mr Morris presents his respectful compliments to Mr McHenry and asks as a particular favour that he will take a ride to this place as soon as his convenience will admit. Mr M. wishes to consult Mr McHenry respecting the business he has now funding with the Seneca Nation of Indians and the time is now become short, so that the sooner Mr Morris can see Mr McHenry the greater
will be the favour. [illegible , may include letters RM]
Mr McHenry
Sir/
Mr Morris presents his respectful compliments to Mr McHenry and asks as a particular favour that he will take a ride to this place as soon as his convenience will admit. Mr M. wishes to consult Mr. McHenry respecting the business he has now funding with the Seneca Nation of Indians and the time is now become sort, so that the sooner Mr Morris can see Mr McHenry the greater
[illegible characters, appear to include RM]
[illegible, but word may be hills] Nov. 29. 1797
Mr McHenry
Sir/
Mr Morris presents his respectful compliments to Mr McHenry and asks as a particular favour that he will take a ride to this place as soon as his convenience will admit. Mr M. wishes to consult Mr McHenry respecting the business he has now funding with the Seneca Nation of Indians and the time is now become short, so that the sooner Mr Morris can see Mr McHenry the greater
will be the favour. [illegible , may include letters RM]
Item sets
Document instances
In image | In source | Location in source | |
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[view document] (2 pages) | WFC13 (2 pages) | Collection: Papers of Robert Morris, mm78033605. | R: 10, P: 107, V: 3 |
Document names
Type | Name | Location | Notes |
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Author | Robert Morris | [unknown] | [n/a] |
Recipient | James McHenry | [unknown] | [n/a] |