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Unsigned, but handwriting suggests the author is Henry Knox. Discusses financial and business transactions, including his shipment to Sumner of casks of lime.
Henry Knox to Elisha Sumner Regarding Business, Including a Shipment of Lime, 30 July 1804
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Unsigned, but handwriting suggests the author is Henry Knox. Discusses financial and business transactions, including his shipment to Sumner of casks of lime.
Henry Knox to Elisha Sumner about Estate Workers and a Shipment of Lime, 10 November 1804
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Mentions his receipt of Sumner's letters, which apparently crossed his in the post. Discusses the hiring of workmen for his estate, and his instructions to Mr. [John] Gleason on the subject. Also provides information about the upcoming arrival of Captain [Edward] Kelleran, who is bringing on his vessel a shipment of lime.
Note from Elisha Sumner to Henry Knox Concerning Complaints about the Quality of Knox's Lime, 1 August 1804
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Received Knox's letter via Captain [Edward] Kelleran. Discusses complaints that Knox's lime is of poor quality.
Henry Knox to Elisha Sumner about the Financial Arrangements of Knox's Shipping Business, 18 May 1805
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Largely illegible. Discusses financial arrangements between Knox, Sumner, and the firm of Wales & Beale, particularly regarding Knox's shipping business.
Elisha Sumner to Henry Knox Discussing Financial Arrangements and Payment of Workers, 13 November 1804
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Discusses financial arrangements, including payment of workmen employed by Knox. Mentions Mr. [John] Gleason and General [Henry] Jackson.
Henry Knox to John Gleason on Various Business Matters, in Particular the Lime Business, 24 June 1804
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Mentions a shipment of various goods he has ordered sent to Captain [Thomas] Vose by way of Captain Kelleran. Discusses his lime business, especially focusing on the necessity of preparing good quality lime, and on the price he is getting for selling the lime. Also discusses coopers they hired to work on Knox's estate. Touches briefly on several other matters.
Henry Knox to Ebenezer Stevens on a Shipment of Lime and Lumber, 3 July 1796
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Writes that he is shipping lime to Colonel Stevens and asks that he sell the lime for cash at a particular price. Also mentions a shipment of lumber which he is sending to another business associate.
Wales & Beale to Henry Knox about a Financial Transaction Between Knox and Elisha Sumner, 17 August 1805
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The firm of Wales & Beale writes to discuss a financial transaction between Knox and Mr. [Elisha] Sumner. They also mention Knox's accounts in general, such as those related to his lime business.
Henry Knox to John Gleason about a Shipment of Goods and the Lime Business, 21 June 1806
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Writes that the articles Gleason asked for have been shipped via Captain [likely Edward] Kelleran. Discusses the difficulties his lime business is facing, as well as his current economic difficulties.
Henry Knox to Ebenezer Nutting about Lime Shipments, 27 June 1800
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Knox tells Nutting that Nutting has on board the Schooner Dove 302 casks of Lime...and thirty eight tones of oak lumber. Knox says Nutting has to go to Boston to see Knox's agents Jonathan Jackson and Joseph Peirce regarding this business. Jackson will pay Nutting the amount of the freight, and a small balance of [Dollar sign]32.84.