Samuel Wyllys A.D.S., Hartford, 5 June 1775 : to John Lawrence, Treasurer of the Colony of Connecticut
1775
MSS L1988.190.121 M
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Title
Samuel Wyllys A.D.S., Hartford, 5 June 1775 : to John Lawrence, Treasurer of the Colony of Connecticut
Variant Title
Pay order|Receipt
Published
Hartford 1775
Description
[2] p. ; 9 x 22 cm.
Call Number
MSS L1988.190.121 M
Note
"Please to pay Mr. William Knox the sum of twenty pounds which is granted and ordered by the General Assembly for the entertainment of the Governors Guard on the election day."
On verso: Rec.d of Treasurer Lawrence twenty pounds lawful money ... [signed] William Knox
Also on verso: No. 1682 / order / Capt. Sam.l Wyllys / dated 5 June 1775 / 20:0:0 / audited May 13th 1776
The First Company Governor’s Foot Guard was organized in October 1771 and is the oldest military organization in continuous existence in the United States. Lieutenant William Knox was an incorporator. His name does not appear in the lists of Connecticut men in the Revolution.
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Wyllys was an original member of the Connecticut Society of the Cincinnati.
On verso: Rec.d of Treasurer Lawrence twenty pounds lawful money ... [signed] William Knox
Also on verso: No. 1682 / order / Capt. Sam.l Wyllys / dated 5 June 1775 / 20:0:0 / audited May 13th 1776
The First Company Governor’s Foot Guard was organized in October 1771 and is the oldest military organization in continuous existence in the United States. Lieutenant William Knox was an incorporator. His name does not appear in the lists of Connecticut men in the Revolution.
Vertical chain lines
Wyllys was an original member of the Connecticut Society of the Cincinnati.
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