1To James Madison from William G. Hubbel, 18 June 1801 (Madison Papers)
I have a Brother by the name of Ephraim Hubbel on board of the British Frigate Juno, stationed I suppose at Port Royal, Jamaica, where he has been upwards of four years. He has repeatedly wrote me from thence, informing me he was impressed by the British and requesting me to forward him such Documents as would prove him to be an American Citizen, accordingly I procured all the necessary proof...
2To James Madison from William G. Hubbel, 15 October 1801 (Abstract) (Madison Papers)
15 October 1801, Hudson. Encloses a letter [not found] from his brother, which he believes shows that his brother did not receive the king’s bounty. Protests the injustice of his brother’s having been detained for four or five years on a British frigate. Also encloses letters from Savage acknowledging receipt of the proof of his brother’s “nativity & Citizenship.” Believes that “a little...