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Requests Hills delivers a complete survey for a 6000 acre tract of land that is part of the Waldo [patent land].
Henry Knox to John Hills Requesting a Land Survey, 29 September 1794
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Requests Hills delivers a complete survey for a 6000 acre tract of land that is part of the Waldo [patent land].
John Hills to Henry Knox about a Land Survey, 23 June 1791
Author: John HillsHenry Knox to John Hills Asking for Land Information and Treatment of the Tenants [Incomplete], 25 August 1794
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Discusses wanting information about the quality of land. Also mentions the inhabitants on the land and treating them well. However, Knox also appears to be stressing that he is the land owner and will not tolerate any insurgencies. Provides a list of goods he wants shipped. Letter appears to be missing the first page.
John Hills to Henry Knox with Land Survey Updates, 10 May 1791
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Captain Hills reports that he has left Springfield [Massachusetts] and is proceeding with his land survey. Lists the area he intends to cover, and offers preliminary results of the surveys.
John Hills to Henry Knox about Land and Surveying, 10 July 1791
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Discusses business regarding land, including conducting surveys and the leveling of land. Date previously inferred, written in pencil.
John Hills to Henry Knox with Findings of Land Survey, 2 May 1791
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Reports to Knox his findings as he surveys the land and rivers for a canal. Says he has ridden along the river Chikabi for several miles. Comments that hiring men in this part is very troublesome for I have been obliged to discharge two that I had, respecting that I wanted to Trepan them into Military life.
John Hills to Henry Knox about His Progress Surveying Land for a Canal, 16 September 1792
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Informs Knox on his progress surveying land for a canal. Discusses people he has met and writes saying that he will endeavor to reach Connecticut as fast as possible and that he will send letters from either Boston or Dartmouth College.
Henry Knox to John Hills about Survey Reports and Wishes the Land of His New House Surveyed, 18 October 1793
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Says things have been so busy during the summer that he hasn't had time to consider the survey reports. Hopes he conformed to instructions especially with the Townships to the northward of the Land belonging to the 20 associates. Is confused about road surveys and says they could have been executed by other people. Wants Hills to finish his work for the season as it is starting to get cold. Asks him to survey the spot where his house is being built before he leaves. Reports that Hills's family is doing well in Philadelphia, although the City is inexpressibly distressed by the Mortal sickness which has prevailed. Noted as a copy on the docket.
John Hills to Henry Knox about the Progress of His Surveying, 5 August 1792
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Informs Knox that he had, under the direction of General [David] Cobb, begun to Survey the road from Worcester to the head of Long pond, along with the surrounding areas. Continues with a description of the lie of the land, including the brooks and ponds nearby.
Author: Henry Knox