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Rynier enclosed an account statement for Knox to see.
John Rynier to Henry Knox on Financial Matters, 2 October 1799
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Rynier enclosed an account statement for Knox to see.
John Rynier to Henry Knox on Business and Financial Matters, 12 May 1799
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Rynier tells Knox he has relieved the Bearer Mr. Philip Davenport of his duties on Brigadier Island before his time is up on May 29, 1799. He writes Knox that a ballance of [dollar sign] 86 is due Davenport.
Account Listing Transactions Between John Rynier and Henry Knox, Approximately 2 October 1799
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Lists transactions between John Rynier and Henry Knox by date from 8 September 1798 to 2 October 1799.
John Rynier to Henry Knox Regarding Discharge of Rynier's Financial Notes, 16 February 1799
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Rynier is disappointed that Knox has not discharged Rynier's notes in nearly ninety days. Rynier writes, And I have been called upon to fulfill and discharge my notes, by your disappointing me, I have not been enabled to do it. Rynier has to pay James Swan. Rynier does not want to be foreman of at Knox's St. Georges estate. He remembers the disagreement over management of Knox's Brigadier Island.
Henry Knox to John Rynier about Livestock, Land and His Financial Troubles, 19 August 1799
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Knox talks about his cattle and lots of land, as well as his money troubles which make it difficult for him to pay his bills. He can only send Rynier ten dollars.
John Rynier to Henry Knox Informing Knox He Has Been Bequeathed Some Land in Europe and Must Terminate His Five-year Contract with Knox, 18 September 1799
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Rynier informs Knox he has been bequeathed some land in Europe and must terminate his five-year contract with Knox. Rynier needs Knox's help tying up a case against him in Boston regard cloathing and needs one hundred dollars.
John Rynier to Henry Knox Stating He Has Received the Money and Seeds and Discussing Livestock, 31 May 1798
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Informs Knox that he has received his letter with [dollar sign] 60 and a cask of seeds. Discusses feeding cattle, and the cows and oxen themselves.
John Rynier to Henry Knox with an Update on the Estate and a Request for Certain Goods, 17 March 1798
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Discusses the status of the estate and asks Knox to send goods such as rice and coffee.
Henry Knox to Thomas Randall about Financial Matters, 25 October 1792
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Instructs Randall not to execute any of the bonds Knox previously mentioned without further instructions from Knox, and to keep this request secret. Asks Randall to deliver an enclosure (not included) to William Duer with his own hands.
Henry Knox to Joseph Peirce on Financial Matters and a Request for Socks, 16 December 1799
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Knox has sent Peirce fifty dollars for items that Mrs. Knox has requested. Knox asks, I pray you to send me three pairs of large warm socks.