Yankee-Pennamite Wars, 1769-1807
Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 22 Collections and/or Records:
Item 53: Letter from Mary Ro[se] to Zebulon Butler, 1785 September 27
Item — Box 12, Folder: 93
Item 54: Letter from “Unknown” to “Sir,” (Removed to Legal Box #1), 1787 March 9
Item — Box 12, Folder: 94
Item 55: Letter from Benjamin Franklin to Lord Butler (Removed to Legal Box #1), 1787 April 4
Item — Box 12, Folder: 95
Item 56: Letter from Timothy Pickering to “His Excellency The President of the State” (Removed to Legal Box #1), 1787 June 25
Item — Box 12, Folder: 96
Item 58: Letter from Eben[ez]er Gray to Zebulon Butler, 1787 September 12
Item — Box 12, Folder: 98
Item 64: A Copy by Zebulon Butler, 1790 March 17, of a Letter from David Brearley to Timothy Pickering (Removed to Legal Box #1), 1790 March 4
Item — Box 12, Folder: 104
Item 66: A Copy by Zebulon Butler, 1790 March 17, of a Letter from Samuel Johnson to “Unknown,” (Removed to Legal Box #1), 1790 March 6
Item — Box 12, Folder: 106
Item 67: A Copy by [Zebulon Butler], 1790 March 25, of a Letter from Geo[rge] Clymer to W[illia]m Rawle (Removed to Legal Box #1), 1790 March 20
Item — Box 12, Folder: 107
Item 72: “An Act for offering compensation to the Susquehanna claimants of certain Lands within the seventeen Townships in the County of Luzerne and for other purposes therein mentioned”, copied by [Samuel A. Law] (Removed to Black Box #1), [ca. late eighteen-early nineteenth century]
Item — Box 12, Folder: 112
Dates:
Created: [ca. late eighteen-early nineteenth century]
Item 76: Two Copies of Legal Acts by Samuel A. Law, [ca. aft. 1801 February 16], entitled, “An act to prevent intrusions of Lands within the Counties of Northampton, Northumberland & Luzerne,” passed 1795 April 11, and “An Act supplementary to an Act entitled ‘An Act to prevent intrusions on Lands within the Counties of Northampton, Northumberland & Luzerne (Removed to Black Box #1), approved 1801 February 16.
Item — Box 12, Folder: 116
Dates:
Created: approved 1801 February 16.