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10501 Washington, George [Diary entry: 19 March 1771] 1771-03-19 19. White frost but the Ground not froze. Morning clear, calm & pleasant, but Evening very...
10502 Jennings, Susannah Franklin, Benjamin To Benjamin Franklin from [Susannah?] Jennings, 20 … 1771-03-20 AL : University of Pennsylvania Library Miss Jennings presents Her Compliments to Doctr....
10503 Washington, George [Diary entry: 20 March 1771] 1771-03-20 20. At home all day (except before Breakfast when I rid to the Mill) with the above Company.
10504 Washington, George [Diary entry: 20 March 1771] 1771-03-20 20. Smoky, and more or less Cloudy with but little Wind and pleast.
10505 Washington, George Remarks & Occurs. in March [1771] 1771-03-20 20th. Began to Manufacture my Wheat with the Water of Piney Branch, which being insufficient to...
10506 Washington, George [Diary entry: 20 March 1771] 1771-03-20 20th. Began to Manufacture my Wheat with the Water of Piney Branch, which being insufficient to...
10507 Franklin, Benjamin Jennings, Susannah From Benjamin Franklin to [Susannah?] Jennings, 21 … 1771-03-21 AL (draft): American Philosophical Society Immediately on receiving Miss Jennings’ Commands, Dr....
10508 Washington, George [Diary entry: 21 March 1771] 1771-03-21 21. Went with the above to Belvoir to Dinner & returnd in the Evening with Mr. Boucher and Jacky...
10509 Washington, George [Diary entry: 21 March 1771] 1771-03-21 21. Clear and pleasant forenoon, with but little wind. Afternoon very cloudy & like for Rain.
10510 Hewson, William Franklin, Benjamin To Benjamin Franklin from William and Mary Hewson, 22 … ≈1771-03-22 AL : University of Pennsylvania Library <March 22, [1771–74 ]: a note in the third person, in...
10511 Dumas, Charles-Guillaume-Frédéric Franklin, Benjamin To Benjamin Franklin from Charles-Guillaume-Frédéric … 1771-03-22 ALS (incomplete): American Philosophical Society [ Beginning lost: ] Monsieur, que vous resterez...
10512 Washington, George [Diary entry: 22 March 1771] 1771-03-22 22. At home all day.
10513 Washington, George [Diary entry: 22 March 1771] 1771-03-22 22. Raining more or less till the Afternoon, then tolerably clear but in the Night heavy Rain...
10514 Washington, George [Diary entry: 23 March 1771] 1771-03-23 23. Mr. Boucher went away after Breakfast. I rid to the Mill by Muddy hole & Doeg Run. Majr....
10515 Washington, George [Diary entry: 23 March 1771] 1771-03-23 23. Clear and pleasant with the Wind pretty fresh from the Northwest but not cold.
10516 Washington, George [Diary entry: 24 March 1771] 1771-03-24 24. At home all day. Majr. Jenefir & Mr. Ringold went away after Breakfast & Mr. Fairfax after...
10517 Washington, George [Diary entry: 24 March 1771] 1771-03-24 24. Clear & very pleasant with but little Wind and that from the Southward.
10518 Washington, George [Diary entry: 25 March 1771] 1771-03-25 25. Mr. Gallaway went away after Breakfast. I rid to my Mill and Dam both in the fore and afternoon.
10519 Washington, George [Diary entry: 25 March 1771] 1771-03-25 25. Clear, Warm, and pleasant with but little Wind and that Southwardly.
10520 Hope, John Franklin, Benjamin To Benjamin Franklin from John Hope, 26 March 1771 1771-03-26 ALS : Historical Society of Pennsylvania As formerly you took the trouble of transmitting some...
10521 Washington, George [Diary entry: 26 March 1771] 1771-03-26 26. Rid to My Mill and Mill dam at the head of the Race in the forenoon (after going a hunting in...
10522 Washington, George [Diary entry: 26 March 1771] 1771-03-26 26. Very Pleasant, clear, and Calm forenoon. Lowering Afternoon with great appearance of Rain but...
10523 Washington, George [Diary entry: 27 March 1771] 1771-03-27 27. Dined at Colchester in my way to Dumfries on the Arbitration between Doctr. Ross & Compa. &...
10524 Washington, George [Diary entry: 27 March 1771] 1771-03-27 27. A little Cooler than yesterday but tolerably pleasant.
10525 Washington, George [Diary entry: 28 March 1771] 1771-03-28 28. Upon the Arbitration all day with Colo. Mason—Mr. Mundell & Mr. Ross.
10526 Washington, George [Diary entry: 28 March 1771] 1771-03-28 28. Warm forenoon, and Afternoon With Rain, thunder, Lightning, & Wind.
10527 Washington, George [Diary entry: 29 March 1771] 1771-03-29 29. Upon the Arbitration with the above Gentlemen as above.
10528 Washington, George [Diary entry: 29 March 1771] 1771-03-29 29. Flying Clouds with the Wind pretty fresh from the No. West & Cool.
10529 Franklin, Deborah Franklin, Benjamin To Benjamin Franklin from Deborah Franklin, 30 March … 1771-03-30 ALS : American Philosophical Society I have reseved yours of Jan the 2 and was much plesed to...
10530 Franklin, William Franklin, Benjamin To Benjamin Franklin from William Franklin, 30 March … 1771-03-30 AL : American Philosophical Society I wrote a few Lines to you by this Packet and enclosed a...
10531 Washington, George [Diary entry: 30 March 1771] 1771-03-30 30. Ditto—Ditto—Ditto.
10532 Washington, George [Diary entry: 30 March 1771] 1771-03-30 30. Wind Eastwardly & Cool with Rain more or less all day.
10533 Washington, George [Diary entry: 31 March 1771] 1771-03-31 31. Ditto—Ditto—Ditto.
10534 Washington, George [Diary entry: 31 March 1771] 1771-03-31 31. But little wind. Misting & sometimes Raining all day.
10535 Adams, John Adams’ Minutes of the Testimony: Middlesex Superior … ≈1771-04-01 Putnam. C.J. If there is other Evidence of Circumstances that tend to render it probable, will...
10536 Washington, George [April 1771] ≈1771-04-01 April 1st. Still at Dumfries upon the Arbitration between Doctr. Ross and Compa. & Mr. Semple,...
10537 Washington, George Acct. of the Weather in April [1771] ≈1771-04-01 April 1st. Morning Calm, & Warm. Afternoon a little Windy from the No. West & cooler—day clear....
10538 Washington, George Cash Accounts, April 1771 ≈1771-04-01 Cash Apl 13— To Cash for Corn and Fish £0. 7. 5 23— To Ditto for a Whipsaw 2. 5. 0 To Ditto for...
10539 Burke, Thomas Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from Thomas Burke, [ca. April] 1771 ≈1771-04-01 I have been labouring to prevail on Tuckers Executors to come to a Speedy trial of the Cause, but...
10540 Washington, George [Diary entry: 1 April 1771] 1771-04-01 April 1st. Still at Dumfries upon the Arbitration between Doctr. Ross and Compa. & Mr. Semple,...
10541 Washington, George [Diary entry: 1 April 1771] 1771-04-01 April 1st. Morning Calm, & Warm. Afternoon a little Windy from the No. West & cooler—day clear.
10542 Washington, George [Diary entry: 2 April 1771] 1771-04-02 2. Got home to breakfast about 9 Oclock. Mr. Robt. Adam dined & lodgd Here. In the Afternoon, I...
10543 Washington, George [Diary entry: 2 April 1771] 1771-04-02 2d. Morning Cool Wind still Northwardly, the Weather clear, & tolerably pleasant.
10544 Strahan, William Franklin, William William Strahan to William Franklin, 3 April 1771 … 1771-04-03 Extract : American Philosophical Society Your Father could not stir in this Business as he is not...
10545 Washington, George [Diary entry: 3 April 1771] 1771-04-03 3. At home all day. Lord Fairfax, the two Colo. Fairfax’s, and Mr. Chas. Alexander dind here &...
10546 Washington, George [Diary entry: 3 April 1771] 1771-04-03 3. Clear and the Wind variable, being Northwardly in the forenoon & Easterly afterwards.
10547 Todd, Anthony Franklin, Benjamin To Benjamin Franklin from Anthony Todd, 4 April 1771 … 1771-04-04 AL : Historical Society of Pennsylvania <General Post Office, Thursday, April 4, 1771. An...
10548 Washington, George [Diary entry: 4 April 1771] 1771-04-04 4. Lowering with the Wind very high from the Eastward wch. contd. all Night. Rid to my Mill—the...
10549 Washington, George [Diary entry: 4 April 1771] 1771-04-04 4. Wind high and boisterous from the Eastward with great appearances of Rain (except being cold).
10550 Washington, George Boucher, Jonathan From George Washington to Jonathan Boucher, 4 April … 1771-04-04 My detention at Dumfries on Doctr. Ross’ & Mr. Semple’s affairs, has been the principal cause of...