The town of Ipswich to Dan.l Noyes : A.D.S., Ipswich, Aug. 4, 1780
1780
MSS L1983.1.222.32 [Oversize]
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Title
The town of Ipswich to Dan.l Noyes : A.D.S., Ipswich, Aug. 4, 1780
Variant Title
Daniel Noyes account allowed and entered
Published
Ipswich, [Mass.] 1780
Description
[2] p. ; 44 cm.
Call Number
MSS L1983.1.222.32 [Oversize]
Note
Page [1] in written on the right side only, other than a docketed title: Dan. Noyes acct. / allowed & entered / Aug.t 4th 1780
The first section, March 15 - July 22, 1780, reflects the cost of commodities such as sugar, coffee, wood, paper, potatoes, corn, and pork, though 2 reflect costs of paying local soldiers Daniel Foster and Samuel Ross, Jr.; others record mileage costs.
The second section lists [soldiers'?] mileage costs to Springfield.
The next 3 sections record pay for soldiers for periods of 3 or six months.
A single entry lists the town's expenses for conveying its quota of horses to Springfield (288 pounds).
One of a group of 41 items reflecting local costs of financing the American Revolution. Most are not separately cataloged.
The first section, March 15 - July 22, 1780, reflects the cost of commodities such as sugar, coffee, wood, paper, potatoes, corn, and pork, though 2 reflect costs of paying local soldiers Daniel Foster and Samuel Ross, Jr.; others record mileage costs.
The second section lists [soldiers'?] mileage costs to Springfield.
The next 3 sections record pay for soldiers for periods of 3 or six months.
A single entry lists the town's expenses for conveying its quota of horses to Springfield (288 pounds).
One of a group of 41 items reflecting local costs of financing the American Revolution. Most are not separately cataloged.
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