Box Manuscripts Oversize Box 10
Contains 18 Results:
Appointment issued by William and Mary, 4 October, 1695
Scope and Contents Appointment issued by William and Mary designating Thomas Wentworth as "Major of the first Troop of Horse Guards" commanded by Richard Earle; signed by William Blaythwayt, [?] Crawford, and William III.
Treasury warrant, 9 October, 1696
Scope and Contents Treasury warrant issued by William III granting £10,000 to William Lowndes for performing "Our Secret Service"; signed by William III, [the Earl of] Godolphin, John Smith, Thomas Littleton, and Charles Montagu.
Item 2: Margaret Page to John Page, 1793 February 16
Seven letters related to Page family members, which came down through the Page family. Includes letter by St. George Tucker, 18 Dec. 1794 (telegraph), two letters by Margaret Lowther Page, 16 Feb. 1793 & 22 Jan. 1795 and Mann Page 9 June 1777.
Item 3: St. George Tucker to John Page, 1794 December 18
Seven letters related to Page family members, which came down through the Page family. Includes letter by St. George Tucker, 18 Dec. 1794 (telegraph), two letters by Margaret Lowther Page, 16 Feb. 1793 & 22 Jan. 1795 and Mann Page 9 June 1777.
Item 4: Margaret Page to sister, 1795 January 22
Seven letters related to Page family members, which came down through the Page family. Includes letter by St. George Tucker, 18 Dec. 1794 (telegraph), two letters by Margaret Lowther Page, 16 Feb. 1793 & 22 Jan. 1795 and Mann Page 9 June 1777.
Item 5: Steven Mason to [John Page?], 1801 March 7
Seven letters related to Page family members, which came down through the Page family. Includes letter by St. George Tucker, 18 Dec. 1794 (telegraph), two letters by Margaret Lowther Page, 16 Feb. 1793 & 22 Jan. 1795 and Mann Page 9 June 1777.
Item 6: John Page to Mr. Stuart, 1803 October 26
Seven letters related to Page family members, which came down through the Page family. Includes letter by St. George Tucker, 18 Dec. 1794 (telegraph), two letters by Margaret Lowther Page, 16 Feb. 1793 & 22 Jan. 1795 and Mann Page 9 June 1777.
Item 7: David Meade Randolph, 1822 October 1
Seven letters related to Page family members, which came down through the Page family. Includes letter by St. George Tucker, 18 Dec. 1794 (telegraph), two letters by Margaret Lowther Page, 16 Feb. 1793 & 22 Jan. 1795 and Mann Page 9 June 1777.
Acc. 1990.51 Addition, 1950-1951
Scrapbook of Matthew Whaley seventh grade, 1950-1951.
Scottish Coalition USA Archives, National Tartan Day, 2005
Mss. Acc. 2008.195 National Tartan Day, H. Res. 41, U.S. House of Representatives, March 9, 2005.
Item 8 (Acc. 1993.40): John Page to Henry Tazewell, 1798 June 11
(Addition, Mss. Acc. 1993.40): Concerns Republicanism versus Federalism; Alexander Hamilton's ambitions; and whether or not Page would run again for Congress.
Item 9 (Acc. 1999.10): John Page to General George Weedon, Williamsburg, Virginia , 1777 November 7
(Addition, Mss. Acc. 1999.10) ALS of John Page to General George Weedon, Williamsburg, 7 Nov. 1777 regarding military matters of the Revolution including forts on the Delaware; Cornwallis assaulting Fort Mifflin; mention of Howe, Burgoyne; Pearce's letter was foolish; queries Rowland's rifle scheme; "fine figure" Burgoyne and his troops will "cut in England".
Item 10 (Acc. 2000.21): John Page, Richmond, Virginia to "Dear Sir" , 1804 May 24
(Addition, Mss. Acc. 2000.21) Letter, 24 May 1804, of John Page, Richmond, Va. to "Dear Sir". Explains why he never repaid a debt of one hundred dollars plus interest to recipient's father who has since died; sends payment of one hundred and forty four dollars. 1 p. ALS.
Item 11 (Acc. 2001.06B): John Page, New York, N.Y., to Philip Mazzei, Paris, France, 1789 April 8
John W, Bosworth "Democrats for House of Delegates" poster
The materials of John Woodbridge Bosworth, son of John L. Bosworth and uncle of John Bosworth Fling. Records held in this collection include his personal correspondence, including letters to and from Martha Dodd, records from the Department of Public Safety, school records, photographs, and manuscripts and early editions from some of his stories and his novel.
Newspaper Clippings Scrapbook about the Battle of Fort Fisher, 1862-1881 and undated
Scrapbook of newspaper clippings about the fall of Fort Fisher.
Appointment issued by William III, 8 March, 1689
Appointment of Barry Love, Chaplain of the Regiment of Foot; signed by William [III], the [Earl of] Shrewsbury, and William Blaythwayt. Includes typescript.