[A collection of papers relating to Philip Burr Bradley, original member of the Society of the Cincinnati in the State of Connecticut : Philadelphia and New York, 1779-1801]

[A collection of papers relating to Philip Burr Bradley, original member of the Society of the Cincinnati in the State of Connecticut : Philadelphia and New York, 1779-1801]

Philip Burr Bradley papers

Philadelphia ; New York 1779-1801

MSS L1981.127 (1-7)

Contents: No. 1: Commission of Bradley as Colonel in the fifth Connecticut Regiment from 1 Jan. 1777, Philadelphia, 16 March, 1779, seal attached -- No. 2: Circular letter from A. Hamilton, Treasury Dept., 8 June, 1792 -- No. 3: L.S. signed by Oliver Wolcott, Treasury Deptartment, 31 May 1793 to Philip B. Bradley, Marshall of the United States, Ridgefield, Conn. regarding his account as marshall -- No. 4: A.L.S. signed Alexander Hamilton, Treasury Department, 2 July 1793 to Bradley regarding Bradley's salary as marshall -- No. 5: Letters patent on vellum, signed by George Washington and Edmund Randolph commissioning Bradley "Marshal of and for the Connecticut District", 28 Jan. 1794; with great seal attached -- No. 6 L.S. signed by Wolcott, Treasury Department, 24 Oct. 1794, adjusting Bradley's account -- No. 7: A.L.S. from "your friend and kinsman" A. Burr, 20 Sept. 1801 requesting notice if Bradley is to resign; concurs with sentiments regarding P[ierpont?]. Edwards.
Sent to Bradley in Ridgefield and New Haven, Conn., most concern Bradley's position as Marshal for Connecticut.
Watermarks: I. B.; Powder horn within shield with initials GR (2 items)
Gift of Francis Bradley, member of the Society of the Cincinnati in the state of Connecticut.

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