Job Pray, A.L.S. Boston January 29, 1781: to Charles (?)
1781
MSS L2017F87 M
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Title
Job Pray, A.L.S. Boston January 29, 1781: to Charles (?)
Published
Boston 1781
Description
[1] p. ; 33 cm.
Call Number
MSS L2017F87 M
Note
Pray was a captain in the Georgia navy during the American Revolution; but in this letter, he writes as a merchant seaman who came to Boston after a "tempest passage of 24 days." He mentions obtaining sugar, salt and coffee and it is possible he was running supplies for the war in the south. He mentions Capt. John Barry, and writes that the people back home "all but expect every day to be their last…."
Pray became an original member of the GA Society.
Pray became an original member of the GA Society.
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