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Thanks Governor John Hancock for the fish he sent.
| Author | : John Hancock |
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Massachusetts Governor John Hancock informs Knox that he has sent Knox via Caleb Hopkins on the Brig Maria, a box of the very best Winter Isle Shoales Table Fish, which I have preserved in the best manner, & which I will venture to assert if dress'd agreeably to the mode I practice, & which we conversed upon when together, will prove as good Eating Fish as was ever on any Table whatever.
| Author | : Henry Knox |
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Informs Hancock that he has complied with his wishes and has enclosed to your [Hancock] protection the appointment of Mr. Balch. The letter is marked private.
| Author | : John Hancock |
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In regard to Hancock's sending 2 quintals of fish to be shipped from Boston to Philadelphia.
| Author | : John Hancock |
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Thanks Knox for his sympathetic letter concerning the death of his son, John George Washington Hancock, who was only nine years old. Discusses his pursuit of health and states traveling was recommended to him during this trying time, Journeying is much Recommended to me, & as my Situation is totally deranged by the untimely Death of my Dear & Promising Boy, I have no Affectionate object to promise myself the Enjoyment of what I leave.... He is making a 10 day trip to New York City and Philadelphia with his wife. Asks Knox to engage such Lodgings in an Airy place, as you shall Judge will be suitable for Mrs. Hancock & myself & three servants; I wish for a decent parlour, or two parlours, an handsome well furnished Chamr. for us, & decent Rooms for my Servants, for they Lodge & Eat at home as well as I do myself - Docketed by Knox noting that he found rooms for the Hancocks.
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| Author | : Henry Knox |
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Knox present his compliments to Hancock, Governor of Massachusetts. Acknowledges the receipt of an unspecified commission. Signed in text as General Knox.
| Author | : Henry Knox |
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| Author | : John Hancock Bowes |
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Thanks Knox for the help he provided to his mother, Rebecca Bowes (see also GLC02437.05212). Stamped as free above address.
