The Baxter Manuscripts volume 6
The Baxter Manuscripts volume 6
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The Committee appointed by both Houses to take under consideration the circumstances of the Seaports of this colony and where it will be Necessary to keep forces during the Winter season and to make Report — beg leave to make the following Report that they have attended that Service and are of opinion that it is Necessary that there should be stationed at Glocester Two hundred and fifty men at Marblehead one hundred men at Tarpaulin Cove one hundred & fifty men and at Falmouth in the County of ...Cumberland Three hundred men which may serve under a proper officer as a guard for all the Sea Coast in the Counties of York & Cumberland Excepting Kittery where Your Com- mittee are of opinion there ought to be stationed not less 21 322 DOCUMENTARY HISTORY than fifty men and at Hingham Braintree and Weymouth Two hundred men.
James Prescott p'' order In Council Dec' 21 1775 Read & sent down Perez Morton Dp^ Secr^ Letter from Haunce Robinson ^ W^ Walton. Jan. 6, 1776.
St Georges Janu'^ y« 6/1776 Hon-^"* Sir.
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The Committee appointed by both Houses to take under consideration the circumstances of the Seaports of this colony and where it will be Necessary to keep forces during the Winter season and to make Report — beg leave to make the following Report that they have attended that Service and are of opinion that it is Necessary that there should be stationed at Glocester Two hundred and fifty men at Marblehead one hundred men at Tarpaulin Cove one hundred & fifty men and at Falmouth in the County of ...Cumberland Three hundred men which may serve under a proper officer as a guard for all the Sea Coast in the Counties of York & Cumberland Excepting Kittery where Your Com- mittee are of opinion there ought to be stationed not less 21 322 DOCUMENTARY HISTORY than fifty men and at Hingham Braintree and Weymouth Two hundred men.
James Prescott p'' order In Council Dec' 21 1775 Read & sent down Perez Morton Dp^ Secr^ Letter from Haunce Robinson ^ W^ Walton. Jan. 6, 1776.
St Georges Janu'^ y« 6/1776 Hon-^"* Sir.
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