Miscellaneous Provincial And State Papers 1725 1800
Miscellaneous Provincial And State Papers 1725 1800
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O. — Ed. ] [3-165] [Petition of Shubael Dearborn, of Hampton, Louisbourg soldier, dated February 18, 1745-46. Came home sick in September, 1745. He was allowed ^3. O. O. — Ed. ] [3-166] [Petition of Joseph Redman, of Hampton, Louisbourg soldier, dated P'ebruary 18, 1745-46. Came home sick in July, 1745. He was allowed £2. 10. O. — Ed. ] [3-167] [Petition of Benjamin Thomas, of Ports^noiitJi, Louisbourg Soldier, 1746. ] To His Excellency Benning Wentworth Esq"" Governor & Commander in Chief in &... over his Majestys Province of Newhampshire The Hono^'® his Majestys Council & House of Representatives for %^ Province In General Court Assembled y'^ 18* Day of ffeb"" 1745. 6 The Humble Petition of Benj" Thomas of Portsmo"' In s'' Province ffelt Maker Shews That your Petitioner being Intirely Deprived of the use of his 262 MISCELLANEOUS PROVINCIAL PAPERS.
Arm with Regard to his trade by that Unhappy Shott att the Late Expedition And Whereas out of y'' Goodness you have Been pleased to allow Me Monthly Subsistance untill the 25 of March next I would pray your Hon""^ to Setle Something on me Anualy that May putt me in Some way to Gett bread for My wife And Children, without being always A trouble to your Hono''^ or A Burthen to the town Which I Leave to your wisdom & Goodness ass you Shall Judge fite And your Petitioner as In Dutty Bound Shall Ever Pray &c Benj thomas P N Hamp"- In Council May f^ 1746 read & Sent Down to the Hon'^''^ House Theod-^ Atkinson Se^ Allowed ;^20.
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O. — Ed. ] [3-165] [Petition of Shubael Dearborn, of Hampton, Louisbourg soldier, dated February 18, 1745-46. Came home sick in September, 1745. He was allowed ^3. O. O. — Ed. ] [3-166] [Petition of Joseph Redman, of Hampton, Louisbourg soldier, dated P'ebruary 18, 1745-46. Came home sick in July, 1745. He was allowed £2. 10. O. — Ed. ] [3-167] [Petition of Benjamin Thomas, of Ports^noiitJi, Louisbourg Soldier, 1746. ] To His Excellency Benning Wentworth Esq"" Governor & Commander in Chief in &... over his Majestys Province of Newhampshire The Hono^'® his Majestys Council & House of Representatives for %^ Province In General Court Assembled y'^ 18* Day of ffeb"" 1745. 6 The Humble Petition of Benj" Thomas of Portsmo"' In s'' Province ffelt Maker Shews That your Petitioner being Intirely Deprived of the use of his 262 MISCELLANEOUS PROVINCIAL PAPERS.
Arm with Regard to his trade by that Unhappy Shott att the Late Expedition And Whereas out of y'' Goodness you have Been pleased to allow Me Monthly Subsistance untill the 25 of March next I would pray your Hon""^ to Setle Something on me Anualy that May putt me in Some way to Gett bread for My wife And Children, without being always A trouble to your Hono''^ or A Burthen to the town Which I Leave to your wisdom & Goodness ass you Shall Judge fite And your Petitioner as In Dutty Bound Shall Ever Pray &c Benj thomas P N Hamp"- In Council May f^ 1746 read & Sent Down to the Hon'^''^ House Theod-^ Atkinson Se^ Allowed ;^20.
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