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Robert Troup to John Jay, 22 March 1777
Peeks Kill March 22 1777 Dear Sir, I thought it would be best to defer writing to the Com m . of Arrangement about my late Appointment –till Col. Livingston…
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John Jay to William Livingston, 22 March 1777
[Kingston 22 March 1777] Dr Sir Your obliging Letters of the 18 th : Ulto. and 3 d . Inst. after passing thro– various Hands & Places have ^ were…
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John Jay to Susanna Philipse Robinson, 21 March 1777
Kingston, 21 st : March 1777 Dear Madam Mr. Robinson–s Letter directed to me as one of the late Committee at Fish Kills, was delivered to the Commissioners appointed for…
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Egbert Benson to John Jay, 19 March 1777
Fish Kill–March 19 th . 1777– D r Sir We have this day wrote to Convention that Persons going to New York might be prohibited from taking all their Apparel…
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Alexander McDougall to John Jay, 9 March 1777
Head Quarters Peeks Kill 9 th March 1777 Sir General Sullivan arrived here to To-day from Head Quarters in Jersey. He had it in charge from General Washington to communicate…
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Lewis Morris to John Jay, 8 March 1777
Phil a March 8 th 1777 Dear Sir A M r Jackson 1 that will hand you this goes to our state in order to fix on Some person or…
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Beverly Robinson to John Jay, 4 March 1777
Highlands March 4 th 1777. D r . Sir The Information you gave me when I was before the Committee of the Resolution of the Convention, that every person without…
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William Livingston to John Jay, 3 March 1777
Haddonfield, 3 d : March 1777 Dear Sir M rs . Livingston informs me that Master Peter is now really gone; & one of his Grandfathers can inform you that…
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Thomas Johnson to John Jay, 24 February 1777
Basking Ridge 24. Febry 1777. My dear Sir I am much obliged by your Favor which reached me in the Jersey–s; in my Way, at philadelphia, I had the pleasure…
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Henry Gilbert Livingston to John Jay, 23 February 1777
Rhinebeck 23 d . Feb y . 1777. Sir Would esteem it a favor, when you write Gen l . Washington, you–d assure him from me that my Intentions were…