Thomas Jefferson Papers

To Thomas Jefferson from Robert Granger, 25 March 1806

Washington March 25th. 1806—

Sir

Permit me to address a few lines to you, in which I am under the disagreeable necessity of applying to the humanity of some Gentleman for a little pecuniary Aid and assistance; being at time, upwards of five hundred miles, from home; and on my return to that home; I have been to the westward in the persuit of some Lands which fell to my Lot, for service in the revolutionary Army, and am unfortunately confined in this place with sickness; and only wish to be enabled to return to that in which I shall find relief, which is in upper part of Connecticut—

I am Sir, Your most Obedient humble Servt.

Robert Granger

MHi: Coolidge Collection.

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