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William Parsons to Benjamin Franklin, January 26, 1756
This Morning Mr. Horsfield sent 2 Waggons here for Bread and I have delivered 24 Barrels to them being as much as they could load. There is yet remaining here…
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Joseph Powell to Benjamin Franklin, January 25, 1756
B[ethlehe]m Jany. 25. 1756 Sir The Barer Harts[el]l Greear, 7 is the Man whos Wife is so afflicted by a Sore on hir Arm, of which I spoke to Mr.…
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Robert Hunter Morris to Benjamin Franklin, January 5, 1756
[January 5, 1756] The Honourable Robert Hunter Morris Esquire Lieutenant Governor and Commander in Chief of the Province of Pensylvania and Counties of New Castle Kent and Sussex on Delaware.…
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Elizabeth Hubbart to Benjamin Franklin, December 1, 1755
Boston Decr. 1 1755 Dearest Sir I imagine you now Consulting the safty, of the Poor unhappy People on your Fronteres; with all the Wisdom and Greavity, of the most…
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William Alexander to Benjamin Franklin, November 12, 1755
Albany Novr: 12: 1755 Sir Genl. Shirley being informed by Mr. Scott 8 one of [the] Waggon-Masters, that he has brot with him to this place all your Original Contracts…
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Richard Peters to Benjamin Franklin, November 5, 1755
Wednesday Morn 5 Novr 1755 Sir Three of the Inhabitants of Laycock Township brought me your Letter of this morning and in answer The Governor orders me to tell you…
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John Harris to Benjamin Franklin, October 31, 1755
Paxton Octor. 31st. 1755 Sir I inclose you the Deposition of a Person the Contents you please to observe. 6 I have not yet moved my Family, not caring to…
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John, Jr Read to Benjamin Franklin, October 8, 1755
[October 8, 1755] Know all Men by these Presents, That I   John Read of the County of York in Pensilvania, one of the Waggon Masters in the late Expedition…
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Peter Collinson to Benjamin Franklin, October 5, 1755
[October 5, 1755] Can any Man be more wrong headed than your Governor not to pass the most equitable Law in the World. Our People at the Helm resent his…
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Ezra Stiles to Benjamin Franklin, September 22, 1755
NH. [New Haven] Septr. 22. 1755 Dear Sir I received your very kind and acceptable Favour by Mr. Allison, 8 with the MSS . accompanying it, for which you have…