To Thomas Jefferson from James Dinsmore, 3 July 1807
Monticello July 3. 1807
Sir
your favour of the 28th ult is received and agreeably to your request expressed in it I have taken patterns of the glass wanted and send them enclosed. the rabbits are so very thin that it will be impossible to cut the glass exact enough without the sash, I therefore think Mr Barry had better only Cut the straight lines untill it gets here; you will also find below the Size and quantity of Square glass wanted.
I am Sir with respect your Humble St
Jas. Dinsmore
Memorandum of the Number of panes glass sent to Monticello
| 150 | lights | 11¼ by 15 inches for green house | 162 | |
| 72 | Do | 12. by 12 Do for Pavillion | 78 | |
| 10 | Do | 10 by 14 Do for sky lights | 16 | |
| 10 | Do | 12 by 14 Do for Do | 16 | |
| 6. | Do. | 17¾ by 24 Do for great Doors | 12 | |
| 1 | Do | Circular 22 I Diameter for Dome | 6 | |
| and as many as may be thought necessary 12 by 18 inches for repairing the windows generaly | ||||
88 panes for Green House and Pediment sashes measure 70¼ feet
MHi: Coolidge Collection.