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Title: [Receipt] 1797 Mar. 26, Knoxville [Tennessee, to] Samuel Hodgdon, Military Commissary, Philadelphia [Pennsylvania] / [signed by] Solomon Moor [and] John Kelly : a machine readable transcription of an image
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Date: March 26, 1797
Extent: 2p
Summary:This is a receipt signed by Solomon Moor and John Kelly, dated March 26, 1797. Moor and Kelly have received two hundred dollars from Agent David Henley of the War Department to pay for the shipping from Philadelphia to Knoxville of some gifts to local Natives.
Collection:Solomon Moor Papers
Box:MS 2036
Folder:n/a
Document: sc212
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Knoxville th [the] 26 March 1797

Received of David Henley Agt [Agent] War two hundred dollars in advance for to pay the expences [expenses] of hauling the Creek s Chickasaw s and Cherokee presents from Philadelphia to Knoxville, for which we are to account to Samuel Hodgdon esquire Commissary military Stores at Philadelphia __ Having signed triplicates hereof___

Solomon Moor
John Kelly


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