Mr. Lot Spaulding : You being a training soldier in the company of militia, under the command of Jno. Alford Tyng Esq. are hereby required in His Majesty's name to appear at your colours upon Friday the 6th day of April next at the dwelling house & fort of Capt. David [Proctor?] [Frehold??] : you are not to fail ... upon penalty of paying the sum of sixteen pounds for non-appearance
1759
MSS 785.1
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Title
Mr. Lot Spaulding : You being a training soldier in the company of militia, under the command of Jno. Alford Tyng Esq. are hereby required in His Majesty's name to appear at your colours upon Friday the 6th day of April next at the dwelling house & fort of Capt. David [Proctor?] [Frehold??] : you are not to fail ... upon penalty of paying the sum of sixteen pounds for non-appearance
Variant Title
Summons
Published
[Boston?] 1759
Description
1 item ; 8 x 13 cm.
Call Number
MSS 785.1
Note
Partially printed document, unsigned.
A John Alford Tyng was the son of Jonathan Tyng (1690-1782) and Sarah Alford (1694-1753). Though he may not be the officer mentioned, this Tyng family resided in the Dunstable, Massachusetts area.
Gift of Hamilton Fish, 1958.
A John Alford Tyng was the son of Jonathan Tyng (1690-1782) and Sarah Alford (1694-1753). Though he may not be the officer mentioned, this Tyng family resided in the Dunstable, Massachusetts area.
Gift of Hamilton Fish, 1958.
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