William Stark to George Washington, 18 April 1756
[Edwards–s Fort, 18 April 1756] Sir The purport of this is to acquaint you of an Engagemt we had with the Indians late this Evening–Three of our Men going out…
[Edwards–s Fort, 18 April 1756] Sir The purport of this is to acquaint you of an Engagemt we had with the Indians late this Evening–Three of our Men going out…
April 17. 1756 Dear Sir I recd your Letter by the Express and am sorry to find by it the unhappy situation our back Inhabitants are in from the frequent…
Joseph Edwards–s on Great Cacapon April 17th 1756 Sir Yesterday about seven O–Clock in the Evening the Waggons arrived here by which I received my Instructions to march to the…
[Williamsburg] Apr. 15th 1756 Sir The enclos–d Letter from Gov. Sharpe relatg to the Murder of Lieut. Gordon was omitted to be forwarded with the Governor–s, 1 therefore by his…
Williamsburg Apr. 15th 1756 Sir Your Letter by Jenkins I recd 1 & it–s now before the House of Burgesses. I have reason to expect they will pass a Law…
Williamsburg April the 14 1756 Sr: As The Committee have not Settled my accounts with Mr Kilpaterick 1 I shall endeavour to settle them my self, for the following reasons…
Wmsburg 14 April 1756 Dear Sir Yr Letter to the Governor has been read in Council, but as no Shipping has arriv–d since your Departure the Genl Assembly is at…
Williamsburg Apr. 8th 1756 Sir You formerly had a Commission to appoint Courts Martial, as that was not explicit enough, but rather a Repetition of the Act of Assembly. I…
[Williamsburg, 7 April 1756] Robert Dinwiddie Esqr His Majesty–s Lieutenant Governor and Commander in Chief of the Colony and Dominion of Virginia. To George Washington Esqr: By Virtue of the…
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