Box 39
Contains 60 Results:
Orders by Major Charles Fenton, for army in defense of Norfolk, 1814 August 14
Regulations as to conduct: Divine Services, Reveille, etc.
James Semple, Suffolk, to Richard Blow, Portsmouth, 1810 October 18
Will not come to Norfolk until yellow fever is over or is prudent to come. Keep him informed.
Leroy Anderson, Williamsburg, to George Blow, Williamsburg, 1804
Bills rendered for postage
Bonsal Conrad & Co., Norfolk, to Richard Blow., 1804 August
Bill for books (listed) $28
Bonsal Conrad & Co., Norfolk, to Richard Blow, 1804 September
Bill
A. C. Jordan & Co., Norfolk, to Richard Blow., 1804 June 12
Bill for books (listed)
Richard Hopefield, Common Jail at Portsmouth, to Richard Blow, Norfolk, 1806 October 9
Appeals to Blow to assist him. He is a British subject and “confined in jail and then to be sold as a slave for the benefit of the state of Virginia.” Gives his life history and tells how he a came to America at 3 years old.
Gravestone specifics for Marie Semple, 1810 November 12
Inscription to be put on gravestone of Marie Semple, daughter of James Semple and Joanna his wife, daughter of Doctor William McKenzie, dec’d. Born August 16, 1809 and died November 12th 1810. Note from Semple to Blow with directions for sending stone to Cobham or to the Bay warehouse in Surry or upper end Isle of Wight County.
Accounts, Dr. Lee Hall, Portsmouth for Mediciines, etc., 1800-1806
6 pieces
Dr. Lee Hall, Portsmouth, to [Richard Blow?], 1801 January 16
Requests Blow's influences in procuring his appointment as cleark in Public Navy Yard in Gosport