1To John Adams from Jonathan Williams, 28 June 1774 (Adams Papers)
We yesterday received your Letter directed to us, with those for Braintree, immediately on the Receipt of it, I went to Mr Cranch’s to seek a Conveyance for them but no Opportunity offered there or at the Markets. After my return to the Office, I thought it probable that we might send them from Edes and Gill’s Shop. Accordingly I run in, I very luckily met with Mr Allens Servant who promised...
2[Diary entry: 28 June 1774] (Washington Papers)
28. I rid to the Plantation’s in the Neck and to the Muddy hole. Found Doctr. Rumney here upon my return who stayed all Night.
3[Diary entry: 28 June 1774] (Washington Papers)
28. Exceeding Warm, wind being Southerly with great appearances of Rain—but none fell here.
4To George Washington from Thomas Johnson, 28 June 1774 (Washington Papers)
I take the Freedom to inclose you the Resolutions of our general Committee for the Province on the Bills respecting the Massachusetts Governmt and the Act for blocking up the Harbour of Boston—If our general Scheme of Conduct should be adopted by the Congress I think even so strict an Assocation will be kept by the people of Maryland with good Faith I have sanguine Hopes that your Colony will...