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Richard Platt to Henry Knox on Financial Matters, 19 July 1788
Author: Richard PlattRichard Platt to Henry Knox about Payment of a Bill, 21 November 1787
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Colonel Platt informs Knox that he can take his time to make a payment.
Richard Platt to Henry Knox about Transferring Money, 7 May - 4 June 1789
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Document contains three portions. The first, directed to Henry Knox from Richard Platt, asks whether Knox can spare any of the money he keeps in his bank account for the next week. Asks that if he can, he should send it with the bearer of the letter, Richard Smith. Below this is a receipt, signed by Richard Smith, certifying that Knox gave Smith, as an agent for Platt, one thousand dollars on 7 May 1789. The third section, signed by Knox and dated 4 June 1789, certifies that Knox received 500 dollars from Smith on behalf of Platt.
Henry Knox to Jeremiah Wadsworth on Financial Matters, 29 June 1788
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Marked by Knox as an extract of a letter to Colonel Wadsworth. Notes that the three thousand dollars Wadsworth already has plus one thousand he hopes to furnish in August will answer untill you shall receive further supplies. Instructs Wadsworth to send him the money by stage because Major Platt cannot assist him.
Richard Platt to Henry Knox about Knox's St. Lawrence Lands, 17 December 1788
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Refers to a matter he and Knox discussed at Club the previous Saturday evening regarding Knox's St. Lawrence lands. Asks if the matter meets Knox's approbation.
Henry Knox to Samuel Winslow on Financial Matters, 2 November 1788
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Marked as a copy. Discusses financial matters. Instructs Winslow to pay back taxes on Flucker estate lands in the manner precisely pointed out by the law. Gives Winslow detailed instructions as to how to carry out the transaction.
William Knox to Henry Knox about Various Political, Military and Business Matters, 14 August 1788
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Discusses a financial matter involving [William] Duer, [possibly Joseph] Peirce, [Richard] Platt, and Henry Jackson. Encloses a letter (not present) from the Marquis de Lafayette to St. John (possibly Hector St. John de Cr?vecoeur). The letter was passed to St. John by George Washington and was accompanied by other papers discussing affairs of the Society of the Cincinnati (William does not include the other papers mentioned). Discusses financial transactions he apparently conducted on Knox's behalf, including payment of a reward for capturing a deserter from Lieutenant Kersey's troops (see GLC02437.03960). Transmits news of the Constitution and projected location of Congress: Congress have undone yesterday all they had heretofore done with respect the Ordinance, and nothing today has been transacted on the business so that where they will next meet is uncertain. North Carolina has rejected the Constitution by a great Majority.
Richard Platt to Henry Knox Sending a Salmon, 7 April 1791
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Platt tells Secretary of Knox that he has sent him a box containing a good large Salmon.
Henry Knox to Thomas Randall on Financial Matters, 1 July 1791
Author: Henry KnoxHenry Knox to William Duer about a Financial Settlement Involving Platt and Pierce, 21 August 1788
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Discusses a [financial] settlement involving Platt, Peirce, and the payment of warrants. Plans to sail 22 August 1788 for Penobscot (in present-day Maine), and does not expect to return until 20 September. Presents his respects to Lady Kitty Duer, William's wife.