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1 Washington, George Anderson, James From George Washington to James Anderson, 11 June 1798 1798-06-11 ...in the use, & delivery of either grain or Hay; without which, wastes, if not embezzlement, is...
2 Washington, George Anderson, James From George Washington to James Anderson, 18 June 1797 1797-06-18 ⟩ expenditures on account of the Hay.
3 Washington, George Anderson, James From George Washington to James Anderson, 21 December … 1797-12-21 ...I believe I am in possession already[)]—Whiskey—Hay—Meats of all kinds—Flour—Seeds—&ca—To...
4 Washington, George Anderson, James Enclosure: Washington’s Plans for His River, Union, and … 1799-12-10 ...than that of cutting the grass and making it into Hay.
5 Washington, George Biddle, Clement From George Washington to Clement Biddle, 28 April 1799 1799-04-28 ...expeditiously gleaning the fields of the scattered grain, or Hay. I would (if now to be had)...
6 Washington, George Citizens of Greene County, Tennessee From George Washington to Citizens of Greene County … 1798-09-08 ..., and John Gass, Samuel Frazer, James Hays, David Russell, Robert Wyly and George...
7 Washington, George Lewis, Robert From George Washington to Robert Lewis, 17 August 1799 1799-08-17 ...expect, to reduce the Mouths that feed on the Hay. I have two or three young Jacks (besides...
8 Washington, George Roberts, William From George Washington to William Roberts, 17 July 1799 1799-07-17 ...have not the honor to be acquainted with Mr Hay or Captn McNamara, who you inform me are...
9 Washington, George Strickland, William From George Washington to William Strickland, 15 July … 1797-07-15 ...horses and cattle are fond of it—green or in hay. alone, unless it is sown very thick it is...