BRITISH PUBLIC
RECORD OFFICE,
COLONIAL OFFICE,
CLASS 5 FILES:
WESTWARD EXPANSION, 1700-1783
THE BOARD OF TRADE
THE FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR
A Guide to
BRITISH PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE,
COLONIAL OFFICE,
CLASS 5 FILES:
WESTWARD EXPANSION, 17001783
THE BOARD OF TRADE
THE FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR
Edited by
Randolph Boehm
Guide Compiled by
Linda Womaski and Randolph Boehm
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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PART I
Westward Expansion Reel Index
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PART II
The Board of Trade Reel Index
29
PART III
The French and Indian War Reel Index
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NOTE: The materials in this collection are only selections from
the volumes of transcripts in the Manuscript Room of the
Library of Congress.
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British Public Record Office,
Colonial Office,
Class 5 Files:
PARTI
Westward Expansion,
1700-1783
TABLE OF CONTENTS
WESTWARD EXPANSION, 1700-1783
Page
REEL INDEX
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Vol. 10:
12:
13:
14:
15:
Original Papers, New England, 1710-1752
Miscellaneous, 1720-1747
Correspondence from Colonial Governors, 1743-1754
Correspondence from Colonial Governors, 1753-1754
Correspondence with the Colonial Governors, 1755
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2
3
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Vol. 15: Correspondence with the Colonial Governors, 1755, cont
16: Correspondence with the Colonial Governors, 1755, cont
17: Correspondence with the Colonial Governors, 1756
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3
4
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Vol. 17:
18:
19:
20:
65:
Correspondence with the Colonial Governors, 1756, cont
Correspondence with the Colonial Governors, 1757-1758
Correspondence from Colonial Governors, 1759-1760
Correspondence from Colonial Governors, 1761
Plantations General, 1760-1763
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5
6
6
6
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Vol. 65:
66:
67:
68:
Plantations
Plantations
Plantations
Plantations
General,
General,
General,
General,
1760-1763, cont
1764-1766
1766
1767
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Vol. 69:
70:
71:
72:
Plantations
Plantations
Plantations
Plantations
General,
General,
General,
General,
1768
1769
1770
1771
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8
9
9
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Vol. 72: Plantations General, 1771, cont
73: Plantations General, 1772
74: Plantations General, 1773
VII
9
9
10
Reel VII
Vol. 75: Plantations General, 1774
76: Plantations General, 1775
77: Plantations General, 1776
78: Plantations General, 1777
79: Plantations General, 1778
Reel VIII
Vol. 79: Plantations General, 1778, cont
80: Plantations General, 1779
81: Plantations General, 1780
82: Plantations General, 1780-1783
225: Out Letters: Indian Affairs, 1766-1768
227: In Letters: Indian Affairs, 1768-1771
232: Precis, I, 1768-1775
284: Indian Affairs, 1756
Reel IX
Vol. 1310: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1699
1311: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1699-1700
1312: Virginia to the Board of Trade, Parts I-II, 1700-1702
1313: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1703
1314: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1704-1705
1315: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1705-1707
1316: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1708-1715
ReelX
Vol. 1316: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1708-1715, cont
1317: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1715-1717
1318: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1717-1720
1319: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1720-1726
1320: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1726-1727
1321: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1727-1729
1322: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1729-1732
1323: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1732-1735
Reel XI
Vol. 1324: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1736-1740
1325: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1740-1742
1326: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1743-1747
1327: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1748-1753
1328: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1753-1756
Reel XII
Vol. 1329: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1756-1760
1330: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1760-1764
1331: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1765-1766
1332: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1767-1770
1333: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1770-1772
1334: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1772-1773
1337: Virginia to the Secretary of State, 1696-1746
1344: Miscellaneous, 1722-1783
1345: Virginia to the Secretary of State, 1762-1767
1346: Virginia to the Secretary of State, 1768
1347: Virginia to the Secretary of State, 1769
1348: Virginia to the Secretary of State, 1770
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For more information on the absorption of Canada by Britain see Part III: the French
and Indian War. There is also additional information on Indian negotiations in New York,
Pennsylvania, and Maine in Part HI: The French and Indian War.
IX
REEL INDEX
BRITISH PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE,
CO. 5 FILES
WESTWARD EXPANSION, 1700-1783
REEL I
Vol. 10: Original Papers, New England, 1710-1752
Frame
0001
0024
0031
A. Hamilton, narrative of captivity by the Indians and internment at Quebec,
1722. 23pp.
Gov. Samuel Shute, declaration against eastern Indians and correspondence with
Vaudriel. 7pp.
Col. Dunbar, correspondence with Penobscot Indians, 1729. 4pp.
Vol. 12: Miscellaneous, 1720-1747
0035
0039
0158
0217
0224
0228
0234
Joseph Boone, description of Pensacola, 1720. 4pp.
Journal of the commissioner of Indian affairs on a journey to the Cherokees, 1725.
119pp.
Journal of Capt. Fitch's journey to the Creeks, 1726. 59pp.
Account of the British possessions in North America at the Treaty of Utrecht,
1741.7pp.
Instances of French encroachments in North America. 4pp.
State of British fortifications in North America, 1741. 6pp.
Proposed bill for regulating proprietary rights in the North American wilderness,
1741.4pp.
Vol. 13: Correspondence with Colonial Governors,
1743-1754
0238
0254
0275
Gov. Glen (S.C.) on Spanish and French threat to South Carolina and on Indian
relations with South Carolina, 1748. 16pp.
Gov. Shirley (Mass.) on French collusion with the Abenakis, 1749. 21pp.
Gov. Cornwallis (Nova Scotia) on troubles with French and Indians in Nova
Scotia, 1749-51. 49pp.
1
0324
0409
0421
0429
Gov. Glen on policy regarding Indian presents and Indian trade in South Carolina, 1748-50. 84pp.
James Croakatt on the strategic significance of St. Augustine, Fla. 12pp.
Gov. Hopson (Nova Scotia) on relations with the French and Indians in Newfoundland, 1752. 8pp.
Govs. Glen (S.C.), Dinwiddie (Va.), and Clinton (N.Y.) on French and Indian
attacks in the Ohio Valley, 1753. 40pp.
Vol. 14: Correspondence with Colonial Governors,
1753-1754
0470
0482
0495
0514
0532
0540
0551
0560
0631
0632
0641
0668
0677
0682
0724
0726
0753
0819
0821
0824
Reactions to French and Indian attacks, 1753. !2pp.
Gov. Dinwiddie (Va.) on dispute with burgesses regarding land patent pistole fees.
12pp.
Gov. Shirley (Mass.) on negotiations over English hostages in Canada, 1753-54.
20pp.
Gov. Dinwiddie (Va.) on George Washington expedition to the Ohio Valley, 1754.
18pp.
Gov. Shirley (Mass.) on Massachusetts Assembly support for effort against
French, 1754. 8pp.
Gov. Dinwiddie (Va.) on burgess support for effort against the French and
alliance with the southern Indians, 1754. 11pp.
Lt. Gov. De Lancey (N.Y.) on defense of New York. 8pp.
Gov. Shirley (Mass.) on French encroachments west of the Kennebec River and
west of the south Appalachian Mountains, 1764. 71pp.
Extract from Treaty of Lancaster between the Six Nations, Virginia and Maryland, 1744. 1pp.
Gov. Dinwiddie (Va.) on plans for an expedition to Ohio and intelligence on
French activities in Ohio, 1754. 9pp.
Gov. Glen (S.C.) on intercolonial cooperation against French encroachments,
1754. 27pp.
Thomas Penn, account of Trent's capitulation at the Monogahela River (with an
Indian speech to the English), 1754. 9pp.
Gov. Shirley (Mass.) plans for military expedition against the French in Maine,
1754. 5pp.
Gov. Dinwiddie (Va.) on Col. Washington's expedition to Ohio and alliances with
the Indians, 1754. 42pp.
Lt. Gov. Lawrence on French activities in Nova Scotia. 2pp.
Gov. Shirley (Mass.) on collusion of French and Indians in Maine. 27pp.
Govs. Dinwiddie (Va.) and Glen (S.C.) on intercolonial cooperation against the
French, Indian relations, and English colonization of trans-Appalachian territory. 66pp.
Gov. Sharpe (Md.) on support of Maryland Assembly against the French. 2pp.
Lt. Gov. De Lancey (N.Y.) on French encroachments upon New York. 3pp.
Gov. Wentworth (N.H.) on problems of intercolonial cooperation. 8pp.
0832
0834
0851
Lt. Gov. De Lancey on intercolonial cooperation and Indian relations in New
York. 2pp.
Govs. Dinwiddie (Va.) and Sharpe (Md.) on plans for an expedition against the
French in Ohio, 1754. 17pp.
Gov. Shirley (Mass.) on military actions along the Kennebec River and conference
with the Norridgewalk and Penobscott Indians at Falmouth, 1754. 31pp.
Vol. 15: Correspondence with Colonial Governors, 1755
0882
0895
Govs. Dinwiddie (Va.) and Sharpe (Md.) on French and Indian attacks. 16pp.
Govs. Fitch (Conn.) and Wentworth (N.H.) on response to the French and
Indians. 18pp.
0913
Gov. Shirley (Mass.) on French and Indian warfare in Nova Scotia and disposition of the Indians in New York. 30pp.
Account of a congress with the Six Nations, Albany, 1755. 14pp.
Gov. Shirley (Mass.), report on Nova Scotia. 3pp.
0942
0954
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Vol. 15: Correspondence with Colonial Governors,
1755, cont.
0002
0073
0120
0184
0194
0225
0254
0258
Gov. Morris (Pa.) on Pennsylvania Assembly support for war efforts. 71pp.
Govs. Lawrence (Nova Scotia) and Shirley (Mass.) on war in Nova Scotia and
northern colonies. 46pp.
Gov. Dinwiddie (Va.) with intelligence on the French in Ohio, plans to build Ft.
Cumberland, and treaty with the Six Nations, Shawnees, and Delawares, Wills
Creek, 1754. 64pp.
Govs. Reynolds (Ga.) and Sharpe (Md.) on Georgia and Maryland Assemblies'
support for war efforts. 10pp.
Gov. Shirley ( Mass.) on organizing intercolonial expedition to Crown Point, N. Y.
31pp.
Govs. Dinwiddie (Va.), De Lancey (N.Y.), and Sharpe (Md.) on preparations for
Gen. Braddock's expedition to the Ohio (incl. Braddock talk with the Indians).
29pp.
Gov. Green (R.I.) on Rhode Island Assembly support for war efforts. 4pp.
Gov. Shirley (Mass.) on Braddock expedition, Massachusetts Assembly support
for war efforts, and capitulation of Ft. Beau Séjour, Nova Scotia. 31pp.
Vol. 16: Correspondence with Colonial Governors, 1755
0292
Gov. Lawrence (Nova Scotia) on capitulation of Ft. Beau Séjour and status of
French inhabitants of Nova Scotia. 18pp.
0314
Govs. Dinwiddie(Va.),Morris(Pa.),Sharpe(Md.), and Wentworth(N.H.); Gen.
Braddock, Col. Dunbar, and Près. Phips (Mass.) on defeat of Braddock expedition (incl. reports on killed and wounded). 113pp.
0427
Thomas Penn on Pennsylvania Indian relations and Assembly support for war
efforts. 22pp.
0449
0504
0560
0582
0594
0599
0641
Gov. Dinwiddie (Va.) on Ft. Cumberland and the exposed Virginia frontier,
Indian relations in Virginia, and French prisoners in Virginia (incl. talk to the
Cherokees). 54pp.
Accounts of military actions in Nova Scotia (incl. several war councils). 53pp.
Govs. Fitch (Conn.) and Wentworth (N.H.) on Assemblies' support for war
efforts. 25pp.
Près. Phips on military action at Crown Point, N.Y. 12pp.
Thomas Penn on land grants to soldiers and military action at Lake George, N.Y.
5pp.
William Johnson and Gov. Hardy (N.Y.) on military action in New York (incl.
several councils of war, treaty with the Oneidas and Mohawks, and scout's journal
on French movements at Ticonderoga). 41pp.
Govs. Morris (Pa.) and Sharpe (Md.) on frontier fighting. 8pp.
Vol. 17: Correspondence with Colonial Governors, 1756
0651
0660
0702
0710
0846
0858
0887
0893
0895
0906
0912
Gov. Dinwiddie (Va.) on Acadian deportees in Virginia, Indian relations, and
supplies for Ohio expedition. 9pp.
Govs. Fitch, Hardy, Shirley, and De Lancey, on support for war efforts in New
York (esp. at Lake George). 41pp.
Gov. Lawrence on conditions in Nova Scotia. 8pp.
Thomas Penn and Gov. Morris on Indian attacks in Pennsylvania, problems with
Pennsylvania Assembly support for the war, and instructions to Conrad Weiser
on securing alliance of the Six Nations (incl. councils with Oneidas, Mohawks,
Susquehannocks, etc. at Carlisle and Philadelphia). 136pp.
Quakers petition to Pennsylvania Assembly against war efforts and responses of
Thomas and Richard Penn. 12pp.
Gov. Hardy on intelligence from Ticonderoga and Crown Point and New York
Assembly resolves to assault Crown Point. 29pp.
Gov. Reynolds (Ga.) on problems raising troops, Indian relations, and relations
with the Spanish. 5pp.
Gov. Sharpe (Md.) on conditions in Maryland. 2 pp.
Gov. Morris on problems raising troops in Pennsylvania. 9pp.
Gov. Dinwiddie on Indian relations, Acadian deportees, and Virginia support for
expedition to Crown Point. 6pp.
Gov. Fitch (Conn.) on request of Connecticut Assembly for English financial
support. 12pp.
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1756, cont.
0001
0005
Thomas Penn request for English arms. 3pp.
Govs. Reynolds and Dobbs on conditions in Georgia and North Carolina. 6pp.
0012
Gov. Dinwiddie on Indian frontier attacks in Virginia, Acadian deportees, and
lack of cooperation from proprietary colonies (incl. Virginia burgesses' request for
English assistance). 42pp.
Gov. Wentworth (N.H.) and William Johnson on military actions in New York.
7pp.
Govs. Sharpe, Fitch, and Hardy on raising support for western expeditions. 14pp.
0051
0058
0072
0089
0098
0105
Gov. Lyttleton on Acadian deportees in South Carolina. 17pp.
Près. Phips (Mass.) on raising troops via Massachusetts Assembly. 7pp.
Govs. Hardy, Belcher, and Fitch on denying trade with the French. 6pp.
Gov. Dinwiddie on Acadian deportees, Indian relations, and raising troops in
Virginia (incl. several talks with Indians). 31pp.
Gov. Lawrence on conditions in Nova Scotia and Newfoundland. 23pp.
0136
Vol. 18: Correspondence with Colonial Governors,
1757-1758
0170
0183
0186
0221
0225
0230
0311
0315
0369
0374
0386
0404
0461
0522
0541
London and Bristol merchants' remonstrance for protection of southern colonies.
13pp.
Gov. Dinwiddie resignation. 3pp.
Lt. Gov. Denny (Pa.) on Pennsylvania Assembly support for war efforts, Indian
relations, and frontier conditions in Pennsylvania. 35pp.
Gov. Fitch on Connecticut militia. 4pp.
Gov. Sharpe on Maryland frontier conditions and intelligence from Ohio. 5pp.
Col. Webb, Lt. Gov. De Lancey, Gov. Pownall (Mass.) on military actions in New
York (esp. surrender of Ft. William Henry). 82pp.
Govs. Dinwiddie (Va.) and Ellis (Ga.) and Lt. Gov. Denny (Pa.) on frontier
conditions. 3pp.
Col. M onckton and Gov. Edwards on conditions in Nova Scotia and Newfoundland. 54pp.
Gov. Fitch on Connecticut militia. 5pp.
Gov. Ellis on Georgia Assembly support for war efforts, frontier conditions, and
conference with Upper and Lower Creeks. 13pp.
Gov. Pownall, account of French military operations in America from taking of
Oswego to taking of Ft. William Henry and report on recent Indian raids on
Massachusetts frontier. 18pp.
Gov. Pownall, memorial on the nature of service in North America, 1755-58, and
proposals for a plan of operations. 57pp.
Gov. Pownall on M assachusetts Assembly support of war efforts, mutual defense
of New England, victories at Ft. Frontenac and Cape Breton, intelligence from
Maine, and Massachusetts Assembly request for relief from England. 63pp.
Lt. Gov. De Lancey on support for Loudoun's plan of operation and intelligence
from Monckton. 19pp.
New York Council and Assembly on provisioning troops and seeking relief from
England. 10pp.
0551
Gov. Lyttleton on Indian affairs in South Carolina and intelligence from New
Orleans. 22pp.
Vol. 19: Correspondence from Governors in America,
1759-1760
0574
0591
0596
0610
0612
0617
0622
0630
0646
0658
0667
0672
0691
Gov. Ellis (Ga.) on disbanding unlicensed settlement at New Hanover, Ga. 15pp.
Lt. Gov. De Lancey on raising troops in New York. 5pp.
Gov. Lyttleton on disbanding unlicensed settlement at New Hanover, Ga. 14pp.
Gov. Dinwiddie on raising troops in Virginia. 2pp.
Gov. Sharpe on problems with gaining support of Maryland Assembly for war
efforts. 5pp.
Gen. Amherst on need for New York loan to finance military operations. 3pp.
Intelligence from Ft. Niagara, N.Y. 7pp.
Gov. Lyttleton on raising troops in South Carolina. 13pp.
Gov. Pownall on possible line of demarcation between French and English. 11 pp.
Gov. Lyttleton, treaty of peace with Cherokees, 1759. 8pp.
Govs. Fitch (Conn.), Wentworth (N.H.), and Bull (Ga.) on problems in provisioning troops. 5pp.
Petition of Acadian deportees in Pennsylvania regarding poor treatment by the
English. 19pp.
Govs. Bernard (Mass.) and Golden (N.Y.) on illegal trade with the French. 7pp.
Vol. 20: Correspondence from Colonial Governors, 1761
0698
0702
0828
Capt. Webb, intelligence on Nova Scotia. 4pp.
Investigation into illegal trade between New York and the French in the Caribbean, and depositions on illegal trade with the French at New Orleans. 126pp.
Deputy Gov. Hamilton (Pa.) on support of Pennsylvania Assembly for war effort.
6pp.
Vol. 65: Plantations General, 1760-1763
0834
0837
0841
0851
0860
0866
0905
0921
British merchants' complaint of the effect of Indian hostilities. 3pp.
Hudson Bay Co. complaint regarding French abuses. 4pp.
M. Bollan, reasons for retaining Canada and Newfoundland at the peace, 1762.
10pp.
Canadian merchants on French paper currency and fishing rights. 9pp.
John Stuart on Indian relations in the southern.department. 6pp
Correspondence relating to the proclamation of 1763 (incl. draft of the proclamation). 40pp.
Govs. of Georgia, Virginia, and the Carolinas and John Stuart on southern Indian
relations. 15pp.
Gens. Abercrombie and Amherst on raising militia corps in Canada. 8pp.
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0131
0136
Account of the congress at Augusta, Ga., with the southern Indian nations, 1763.
130pp.
Gen. Gage on imposing British law on conquered Canada. 5pp.
John Stuart on Creek frontier murders. 8pp.
Vol. 66: Plantations General, 1764-1766
0145
0153
0190
0201
0216
0313
0316
0329
0340
0364
0378
0407
John Stuart on Indian affairs in East Florida (incl. talk to the Creeks at Apalachi),
1764.8pp.
John Stuart on Indian relations in West Florida and regulations governing Indian
trade (with talks to the Chickasaws and Choctaws), 1765. 37pp.
Treaty of peace with Chickasaws and Choctaws, Mobile, 1765. I2pp.
John Stuart account of conference with the Creeks at Pensacola, 1765, and on
general administration of Indian affairs in the southern department. 15pp.
Col. George Groghan's letters and journals on treaties with the Delawares,
Shawnees, Sanduskys, Sénecas, Ottawas, Chippewas, Wyendotes, and Puttewattamies, 1765. 97pp.
Circular to governors in North America directing compliance with the royal
proclamation of 1763 (1766). 3pp.
Proceedings on a controversy over Wappinger territory in Dutchess Co., N.Y.,
1765. 13pp.
Proceedings on a controversy over Stockbridge territory, Nobletown, Mass.,
1766.9pp.
Gen. Gage, propositions for establishing a military government in Illinois country,
1765-66. 24pp.
John Stuart on disaffection of southern Indians from the French in the South and
in Illinois, 1764-65. 14pp.
John Stuart on general Indian relations in the southern department, 1765. 30pp.
John Stuart and southern colonial governors on Cherokee boundary (incl. several
talks to and from the Cherokees), 1765. 66pp.
Vol. 67: Plantations General, 1766
0464
0477
0515
0564
0567
0587
John Stuart on relations between the Cherokees and the northern Indians, and
William Johnson on Groghan's activities in the Ohio (incl. talks to and from the
Cherokees). 13pp.
Govs. Johnstone (W. Fla.) and Wright (Ga.) and Charles Stuart on internecine
Indian fighting in West Florida, (incl. a talk from the Upper Creeks). 47pp.
Proceedings of a congress with Pontiac and chiefs of the Ottawas, Hurons, and
Chippewas. 39pp.
Petition of John Stuart for a personal land grant. 3pp.
William Johnson, proposals for establishing a colony in Illinois. 20pp.
John Stuart and Gen. Gage on general Indian relations and the Cherokee boundary. 13pp.
0600
0630
0645
0653
0686
Petitions for land grants in New York, Ohio, and Michigan by manufacturers and
military veterans. 33pp.
Col. Bradstreet on a congress with the Ottawas and Chippewas. 15pp.
John Stuart on Indian relations in Virginia. 10pp.
Talks from the Chickasaws, Cussadoes, and Choctaws at Mobile. 31 pp.
Talks from the Cherokees at Charles Town. 9pp.
Vol. 68: Plantations General, 1767
0697
0810
0855
0871
0873
0931
Samuel Holland on the survey of the St. Lawrence (with descriptions of Louisa
County and of Cape Breton). 113pp.
John Stuart account of councils with the Creeks and Cherokees. 45pp.
Regulations for the better carrying on of trade with the Indian tribes of the
southern district. 16pp.
Council on a Wappinger complaint over lands in New York, Ft. George. 2pp.
John Stuart on relations with the Creeks and Cherokees and administrative
expenses for the southern department. 57pp.
Petition of Indian traders for a superintendent of trade in Michilimacinac and
Detroit. 2pp.
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0017
0027
0041
0054
0058
0061
Petitions for land grants (mines near Lake Superior and New York; lands between
Lake Champlain and Connecticut River; Hog Island, Michigan). 15pp.
Samuel Holland (surveyor) proposing exploration for Northwest Passage. 10pp.
William Johnson, extract of minutes of a conference with the Six Nations and
Delawares, Johnson Hall, May 1765. 14pp.
Secy. State Hillsborough to governors.and William Johnson on Indian trade and
boundaries. 13pp.
W. G. de Brahm on survey of southern colonies. 4pp.
Account of settlements in West Florida. 3pp.
John Stuart on southern Indian relations (incl. talks with Upper and Lower
Creeks, peace conference with the Cherokees and Six Nations, Indian boundaries,
frontier garrisons, and the proposed structure and policy of the Southern
Department for Indian Relations). 55pp.
Vol. 70: Plantations General, 1769
0117
0137
0161
0263
Samuel Holland on surveys of St. Lawrence and Cape Breton. 20pp.
W. G. de Brahm on surveys of Florida and Georgia. 26pp.
John Stuart, conferences and treaties with the Creeks and Cherokees regarding
boundaries of the southern colonies ( 1768), incl. Stuart's journal of proceedings at
Congress of Augusta. 102pp.
John Stuart, John Blair, Francis Fauquier, and Lord Botetourt, correspondence
regarding Virginia's border with the Cherokees, Pennsylvania, and the Six
Nations. 76pp.
8
0339
0436
0441
John Stuart on Virginia-Cherokee boundary, relations between the Lower Creeks
and the Spanish, Creek-Choctaw War, and West Florida-Choctaw boundary
(incl. talks from Creeks and Cherokees). 97pp.
Secy. State Hillsborough instructions to William Johnson and John Stuart. 5pp.
Speeches of Col. Wilkins and the Indians at the Illinois River. 7pp.
Vol. 71: Plantations General, 1770
0451
0459
0486
W.O. de Brahm on survey of Florida. 8pp.
Montault de Monberault, complaints regarding the southern department and Mr.
Stuart. 26pp.
John Stuart on Indian relations throughout the southern district, including the
Cherokee-Virginia boundary, Georgia and East Florida boundaries with Creeks
and Seminóles, and Indian relations with the Spanish (incl. talks with Chickasaws. Lower Creeks, and Cherokees). 134pp.
Vol. 72: Plantations General, 1771
0620
0623
0666
0735
0738
0805
0810
0829
Gen. Gage report on congress at Sioto respecting peace between Shawnees and
Cherokees. 3pp.
John Stuart, conference with Cherokees at Lochaber, S.C. (1770) on VirginiaCherokee boundary. 45pp.
John Stuart, defense of southern department Indian policy against charges of
Monberault (with enclosures, esp. correspondence with Gov. Johnstone). 70pp.
John Stuart on relations between West Florida and the Creeks, Choctaws, and
Chickasaws. 3pp.
John Stuart and Alexander Cameron on relations with the Cherokees, esp.
regarding abuses of the Indian trade and land purchases (incl. talks to and from
Cherokees and the conference at Toqueh). 70pp.
Secy. State Hillsborough correspondence to John Stuart. 5pp.
W.G. de Brahm on survey of East Florida and personal controversy. I9pp.
Adolphus Benzel on illegal timber cutting in New York. 6pp.
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Samuel Holland on surveys of Canada and Maine, 1770. 5pp.
John Stuart on general Indian affairs in the southern department, esp. re West
Florida, incl. several talks to and from the Creeks in West Florida and responses
of Secy. State Hillsborough. 126pp.
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John Stuart on Indian relations in West Florida, incl. congress at Pensacola (Oct.
1771). 13pp.
David Taitt, talks to Upper Creeks, 1772, with instructions from John Stuart.
13pp.
John Stuart on congress with Chickasaws and Choctaws at Mobile, 1771-72.
62pp.
Vol. 73: Plantations General, 1772
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Correspondence with governor of New Orleans re English-Indian relations in
West Florida, 1772. 18pp.
John Stuart on purchase of Cherokee and Creek lands by Indian traders. 43pp.
John Stuart correspondence with Govs. Wright and Grant on responsibility for
regulating Indian trade, 1767-68. 34pp.
John Stuart instructions to and correspondence with John Thomas (deputy
superintendent for Indian affairs along Mississippi River), 1772. 68pp.
Controversy over behavior of John Thomas at council of West Florida, 1772.
85pp.
John Stuart on expenses incurred while in West Florida and on David Taitt
journeys to Creek lands in West Florida. 38pp.
David Taitt, journal to and through the Lower Creek Nation. 28pp.
David Taitt, journal to and through the Upper Creek Nation. 67pp.
Secy. State Dartmouth to John Stuart and William Johnson on Indian policy.
6pp.
John Stuart on general Indian relations in the southern department, with enclosures on attacks upon Indian traders, and the settlement of Indian boundaries in
Georgia and Florida. 28pp.
Secy. State Dartmouth to John Stuart on Indian land cessions, Indian trade
policy, and John Thomas controversy. 7pp.
James Wentworth (secretary of the woods) on preservation of royal woodlands in
northern colonies from timber cutters. 11 pp.
. Samuel Holland on plans for surveys in Maine and Canada. 3pp.
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John Stuart on settlement of land purchases from the Six Nations and Cherokees,
encroachments of Virginia settlers, and relations with the Chicasaws and Lower
Creeks. 16pp.
John Stuart on disputed land purchases by Indian traders from Cherokee debtors
in Ohio and on relations between southern and northern Indians.
John Stuart on Indian land purchases in South Carolina. 6pp.
Charles Stuart on conference with small tribes on the Mississippi (incl. several
talks). 23pp.
John Stuart on conference with Creeks and Cherokees at Augusta regarding land
purchased. 11pp.
John Stuart and Alexander Cameron on murder of Cherokees by colonial settlers,
with reply from Secy. State Dartmouth. 22pp.
Speech of the Shawnees at Ft. Pitt. 3pp.
Proposals for establishing a civil government in Illinois. 7pp.
Secy. State Dartmouth circular to colonial governors and royal instructions re
naturalization of aliens. 7pp.
Samuel Holland and B. Romans, natural and astronomical observations in North
America. 10pp.
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John Stuart on general Indian relations in the southern department, with enclosures from Alexander Cameron among the Cherokees and David Taitt among the
Creeks, and Dartmouth orders for cessation of trade with Creeks. 113pp.
John Stuart on general Indian relations in the southern department, with special
references to a possible alliance of the Cherokees and Shawnees (incl. talks with
Creeks and Cherokees). 46pp.
John Stuart on efforts to prevent land sales of Cherokee lands to Virginians and
on disposition of Creeks in Georgia. 27pp.
John Stuart on general Indian relations in the southern department. 8pp.
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John Stuart on relations with Creeks, Cherokees, and Chickasaws, and on efforts
of Shawnees to alienate southern Indians from the English. 12pp.
John Stuart on the Creek-Choctaw war and land frauds with Creeks in Florida.
14pp.
Secy. State Dartmouth to John Stuart on Indian land claims. 2pp.
John Stuart on land frauds upon Cherokees in North Carolina, relations between
Spanish and the Indians, and efforts of the Shawnees to alienate Indians from the
English. 26pp.
John Stuart on efforts to preserve Indian alliance against American rebels, Indian
relations with the Spanish in Florida (incl. talks to the Cherokees and Creeks).
50pp.
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alliances against American rebels in 1775-1776 (incl. the following list of talks):
Talk from the Little Tallahassies.
Talk from the Upper Creeks.
Talk from the Lower Creeks.
Talk to the Cherokees.
Talk from the Cherokees.
Talk from the Lower Creeks.
Account of Henry Stuart's proceedings with the Cherokees, Six Nations, Shawnees, and Delawares.
Talk to the Cherokees.
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Secy. State Germain to John Stuart on finances of the southern department. 6pp.
John Stuart on support of the Cherokees against American rebels and condition
of the Indian trade, 1776-77 (incl. talks to and from the Creeks). 45pp.
John Stuart on French movements along the Mississippi, 1776. 8pp.
Secy. State Germain to John Stuart on southern Indian alliances. 3pp.
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John Stuart on need of British financial assistance to maintain assistance of
Creeks and Cherokees against American rebels, 1776-77. 32pp.
John Stuart on efforts to counter American rebel activity among Choctaws and
Chickasaws (incl. talks to Cherokees, Choctaws, and Chickasaws). 52pp.
Secy. State Germain to John Stuart on northern Indian plan to attack Virginia.
3pp.
John Stuart on British strategic use of Creeks against American rebels and
disposition of tribes along the Mississippi. 55pp.
Vol. 79: Plantations General, 1778
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Lawsuit against David Taitt, deputy Indian superintendent, involving 1765
agreement to pay bounty to Indians for capture of runaway slaves (1777). 36pp.
John Stuart on strategic use of Creeks, 1777-78. 22pp.
John Stuart on Indian relations along the Mississippi (incl. Choctaws and Cherokees). 40pp.
John Stuart on general Indian relations in the southern department, 1778 (incl.
Gov. Chester's proclamation restricting rum trade to Indians in West Florida).
32pp.
John Stuart on Indian relations along the Mississippi and in West Florida. 23pp.
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John Stuart on Indian strategy against American rebels in Florida and along the
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John Stuart on Indian relations in Florida and along the Mississippi, 1778. 32pp.
David Holmesjournal of an expedition against the rebels on the frontiers of East
Florida, 1778 (with ancillary correspondence). 36pp.
Alexander McGillivray and Timothy Bernard, reports on the disposition of the
Creek Nation. 13pp.
Secy. State Germain to John Stuart and Alexander Cameron on operation of the
southern department (esp. in light of John Stuart's death). 21pp.
Alexander Cameron on relations with Cherokees and establishment of Choctaw
boundary (incl. talk with Cherokees). 14pp.
Commissioners of the Office of Superintendent of Indian Affairs, on general
Indian relations in the southern department (incl. minutes of commissioners'
meetings). 61pp.
David Taitt on southern Indian fighting, esp. in East Florida (incl. several talks to
and from the Creeks). 33pp.
Charles Shaw on Indian fighting in East Florida. 14pp.
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Account of expenses for Indians in Florida and Georgia, 1780. 3pp.
Journal of the Choctaw land cession at the Conference of Mobile, 1777. 7pp.
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Alexander Cameron on use of Cherokees and Creeks to harass American rebels,
1779.9pp.
Alexander Cameron on Indian affairs in West Florida and along the Mississippi
(incl. talk from the Choctaws). 31 pp.
Commissioners for Indian affairs in the southern district, on general operation of
southern department and use of Indians against American rebels, 1779. 33pp.
Secy. State Germain to Cameron, instructions regarding duties as superintendent
for the western district. 8pp.
American rebel correspondence re Mississippi and Ohio, 1779. 7pp.
Col. Thomas Brown on Creek assistance for defense of Florida. 9pp.
Alexander Cameron on relations between western Indians and the Spanish (incl.
talk to the Creeks). 41pp.
Minutes of meetings of commissioners for Indian affairs in the southern department, 1779. 121pp.
Alexander Cameron on the disposition of the Cherokees and relations between
western Indians and the Spanish, 1780. 9pp.
Vol. 82: Plantations General, 1780-1783
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Alexander Cameron and F. Bethune on disposition of the Chickasaws and
Choctaws, 1780.27pp.
Alexander Cameron on strategic use of Choctaws against the Spanish in West
Florida and overall expenses of the southern department, 1780-81. 33pp.
John Stuart's instructions to David Taitt and Charles Shaw on use of Creeks and
Cherokees against American rebels, 1779-1781. 6pp.
Col. Thomas Brown on strategic use of Indians against the Spanish and American
rebels, 1781-83. 16pp.
Vol. 225: Out Letters: Indian Affairs, 1766-1768
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James Wentworth, surveyor of the woods, to Secy. State Hillsborough on precedents on illegal timber cutting in New York. 52pp.
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Propositions for the establishment of a colony upon lands west of the Alleghenies
ceded by the Indians at the congress at Ft. Stanwix ( 1760), 1772-1773. 23pp.
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S. Bannister, some thoughts upon the British Indian interest in North America as
it relates to the Six Nations (incl. ancillary correspondence of William Johnson
and Gov. Colden). 77pp.
Vol. 284: Indian Affairs, 1756
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Vol. 1310: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1699
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Gov. Nicholson on general conditions in Virginia, 1699 (incl. Indian relations).
40pp.
Proclamations regarding land rights, forms of land patents, and Virginia Council
minutes on escheat lands, and form of surveyor's oath, 1699. 14pp.
Account of a meeting with the tributary Indians, 1699. 2pp.
Gov. Bellomont on Indian trade in Virginia and essay on Indian trade by Cadwallader Jones. 13pp.
Notes of the committee examining Pamunkey Indian claims to Pamunkey Neck
and Blackwater. 28pp.
Correspondence regarding the Piscataway Indians in Stafford Co. 12pp.
List of tithables in Virginia, 1698. Ipp.
Vol. 1311: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1699-1700
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Lord Matraver's patent for the county of Norfolk. 6pp.
Correspondence on settlement of French Huguenot refugees in Virginia. 8pp.
Commissioners' proceedings on land claims in Blackwater and Pamunkey Neck,
1700. 13pp.
Land appraisals for the city of Williamsburg. 2pp.
William Randolph patent for former lands of Nathaniel Bacon in Henrico Co.
5pp.
Correspondence between Govs. Nicholson and Blake regarding Indian trade. 8pp.
Vol. 1312: Virginia to the Board of Trade, Parts I and II,
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Gov. Nicholson on Virginia Indian relations and esp. on murders of settlers in
Stafford Co., 1700. 37pp.
List of French Huguenot refugees to be settled in Virginia, 1700. 3pp.
Govs. Bellomont and Nicholson correspondence regarding relations with the Six
Nations of Iroquois, 1700. 6pp.
Propositions concerning the secretary's and auditor's duties in Virginia, 1700.
19pp.
Gov. Nicholson on the Virginia militia and the issue of Virginia military assistance
for New York (with abstracts of the Virginia militia by county, and acts and
proclamations re the militia). 47pp.
List of tithables in Virginia, 1701. 4pp.
Gov. Nicholson on the Virginia-North Carolina boundary and on Virginia Indian
relations. 15pp.
Queen of the Pamunkeys on settlements on Pamunkey lands. 3pp.
Lists of land patents signed in Virginia, 1700-1702. 10pp.
Materials relating to settlement of French Huguenot refugees at Manakin town,
1700-1702. 93pp.
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Col. Quary, propositions relating to the defense of Virginia; order of Council on
raising troops and money to assist New York; Virginia burgesses' ordinance
levying militia; abstracts and muster rolls of Virginia militia, 1702. 68pp.
List of navigable rivers in Virginia, 1702..5pp.
List of parish tithables in Virginia, 1702. 5pp.
Vol. 1313: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1703
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List of tithables in Virginia, 1702. 2pp.
Virginia burgesses on military aid to New York, 1703. 15pp.
Account of revenues from quit rents and tobacco, 1702-03. 14pp.
List of land patents granted in Virginia, 1703. 3pp.
Gov. Nicholson on application for military stores from England; Blackwaterland
patents; and the collection of quit rents in Virginia. 14pp.
Account of military stores sent from England to Virginia. 6pp.
Abstract of Virginia militia. 16pp.
Account of tobacco exported to England in 1703. 7pp.
Vol. 1314: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1704-1705
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Gov. Jenings, observations on Virginia laws relating to church, clergy, courts,
revenue, militia, seating of lands, sheriffs, burgesses, and rates of money, 1704.
41pp.
Memorial concerning the maladministration of Gov. Nicholson. 15pp.
List of tithables in Virginia, 1704. 2pp.
List of land patents signed in Virginia, 1704. 2pp.
Account of revenues from quit rents and tobacco, 1703. 8pp.
Account of taxes on liquors, servants, and slaves, 1703. 6pp.
Proceedings against Nansiatico Indians for murder, 1704. 8pp.
Petition for establishment of new river ports in Virginia, 1704. 9pp.
Accont of revenues from quit rents and tobacco, 1704 (incl. county rent rolls).
114pp.
Vol. 1315: Virginia to Board of Trade, 1705-1707
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Account of revenues from tobacco, 1705. 3pp.
Proposal for Swiss settlement in western Virginia. 4pp.
Virginia Council on land patent disputes and Virginia-North Carolina boundary
dispute, 1706. 17pp.
Account of the manner of taking up land patents in Virginia. 9pp.
List of land patents signed in Virginia, 1706. 10pp.
Proceedings of Council on a land claim to the Northern Neck, 1706. 5pp.
Papers relating to the controversy over patents for Blackwater swamp, 1702-1706.
52pp.
Gov. Jenings petition for personal land grant, 1706. 6pp.
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Gov. Jenings on Virginia-North Carolina boundary; Northern Neck land dispute;
and Indian relations, 1708. 9pp.
List of land patents signed in Virginia, 1708. 11pp.
Order of Council on Virginia land patents and Virginia-North Carolina boundary, 1708. 9pp.
Correspondence on and lists of Negroes imported to Virginia, 1708. 11pp.
Virginia Council on westward expansion. 9pp.
Protest on South Carolina seizure of Virginia Indian traders. 5pp.
List of Virginia militia, 1709. 2pp.
Correspondence relative to establishment of a Swiss colony in western Virginia,
1709. 16pp.
Order of Council regarding Virginia Indian Trade. 2pp.
Gov. Jenings on Indian trade and western expansion, 1709. 6pp.
Report on Virginia Indian traders seized in South Carolina. 12pp.
Gov. Jenings on Negro imports and Virginia land patents signed in 1709. 6pp.
Journal of Ludwell and Harrison, commissioners for settling Virginia-North
Carolina boundaries, 1710 (with comments of Virginia Council). 31pp.
William Byrd proposal to pay Virginia quit rents in hemp and other naval stores.
3pp.
Royal nullification of Virginia law governing seating and planting of land, 1711.
6pp.
Proclamation prohibiting land speculation, 1711. 8pp.
Govs. Hydeand Spottswood on Virginia-North Carolina boundary dispute, 1711.
8pp.
Account of revenues from quit rents and tobacco, 1709-11. 8pp.
Minutes of Virginia Council on the manner of selling quit rents, 1705-11. 4pp.
Colonial proclamations regarding seating land, Indian relations, and Indian
trade, 1711-12. 21pp.
Account of revenues from quit rents and tobacco, 1711-12. 2pp.
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Order of Council on Virginia-North Carolina boundary, 1712; and account of
revenues from quit rents and tobacco, 1711-1712. 5pp.
Proclamation for preventing abuses in land certificates, 1713. 6pp.
Correspondence regarding the discovery of silver mines in Virginia, 1714. 2pp.
Treaties with the Tuscaroras, Nottaways, and Saponies, Williamsburg, 1713.
28pp.
Colonial proclamation enlarging liberty to lands on the southern Virginia frontier,
1714.3pp.
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Account of revenue from quit rents and tobacco, 1713-14. 4pp.
Lists of births and burials and of Negroes imported to Virginia, 1712. 3pp.
Vol. 1317: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1715-1717
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William Byrd on need to supplement colonial revenue with royal quit rents, 1715.
23pp.
Account of royal revenues raised in Virginia, 1705-1712. 12pp.
Resolves of Virginia burgesses against Gov. Spottswood, 1715. 10pp.
Account of revenues from tobacco, 1712-1714. 7pp.
Account of birth and burials in Virginia parishes, 1714. 2pp.
Proposals for determining the Virginia-North Carolina boundary. 3pp.
Virginia, Maryland, and London merchants'complaints against Virginia law
governing the Indian trade (with response of the Virginia Company and statistics
on the fur trade, 1699-1715). 59pp.
Philip Lud well controversy over the governor's lands, 1716. 8pp.
Audit report on Virginia revenues, 1716. 17pp.
Accounts of revenues from quit rents and tobacco, 1714-15. I8pp.
Vol. 1318: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1717-1720
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British merchants' complaint against Virginia laws governing tobacco payments
and Indian trade (with the answer of the Virginia Council and the Virginia
Company, abstract of Virginia fur exports, 1712-16, and royal annulment of the
laws), 1717.67pp.
Account of revenues from quit rents and tobacco, 1716-17. 19pp.
Deposition on removal of Saponi Indians to Christanna. 2pp.
Proposals for revenues from land sales and colonial proclamations regarding land
fraud and Indian trade, 1717. 15pp.
List of land patents granted by Gov. Spottswood, 1710-1717. 59pp.
Account of revenues from quit rents and tobacco, 1717-18. 8pp.
Gov. Spottswood defense against charges of misconduct regarding land patents
and on French designs to the west. 25pp.
Excerpts of charges against and rebuttal of Gov. Spottswood. 8pp.
Outline journal of Gov. Sp.ottswood's travels and expeditions, 1711-1717. 3pp.
Gov. Spottswood on controversy with Virginia burgesses and on Indian attacks
on the Virginia frontier. 32pp.
Account of revenues from quit rents, tobacco, slaves, and liquor, 1718-19. 17pp.
Vol. 1319: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1720-1726
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Gov. Spottswood on general conditions in Virginia. 1720-21. 17pp.
Report on Virginia acts governing collection of quit rents, 1720-21. 3pp.
Virginia burgesses on securing western mountain passes, 1721. 5pp.
Correspondence on Gov. Spottswood's personal land grants. 5pp.
Excerpts from Spottswood correspondence on acts passed by the Virginia burgesses, 1721. 5pp.
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Gov. Spottswood on protection of Virginia's frontiers. 3pp.
Account of revenues from quit rents and tobacco, 1720-22. I6pp.
Lt. Gov. Drysda'e, Virginia burgesses, and R. Wa'po'e on proposa' to exempt
Virginia frontier counties from payment of quit rents, 1722-23. 31pp.
Account of revenues from quit rents and tobacco, 1722-25. 26pp.
Drysda e and Spottswood on irregu arities regarding western and patents, esp. re
Spottsylvania County, 1723. 92pp.
Vol. 1320: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1726-1727
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Gov. Spottswood on land irregularities in Spottsylvania and Brunswick Counties,
1726.51pp.
Account of Negroes imported to York River, Upper and Lower James River, and
Rappahannock River districts, 1718-1727. 17pp.
Lt. Gov. Drysdale on frontier land disputes. Northern Neck proprietary charter,
and Virginia revenues. 17pp.
Account of revenues from quit rents and tobacco, 1725-26. 18pp.
Account of births and deaths of freedmen and slaves in Virginia, 1725-1726. 3pp.
Vol. 1321: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1727-1729
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Council with Catawba Indians regarding frontier disturbances, 1727. 11 pp.
Gov. Gooch report on acts of Virginia burgesses. 28pp.
Account of revenues from quit rents and tobacco, 1717-28. 10pp.
Account of Negroes imported to Virginia, 1727-28. 3pp.
Board of Trade report on Spottswood land dispute and Gov. Gooch on problems
with quit rent payment in frontier counties, 1728. 13pp.
Report on Virginia act placing duty on imported slaves, 1728. 6pp.
Gov. Gooch on Indian relations in Virginia, 1729. 11pp.
Journal of surveyor's commission to lay out Virginia-North Carolina boundary.
15pp.
Vol. 1322: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1729-1732
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Board of Trade on difficulties with rent rolls in frontier counties, 1729. 3pp.
Gov. Gooch on runaway slaves, Indian relations, and frontier settlements. 15pp.
Account of revenues from quit rents and tobacco, 1728-1729. 12pp.
Royal nullification of Virginia duty on imported slaves,! 729. 2pp.
Extracts oí Gov. Gooch report on acts passed by Virginia burgesses, 1730-31 (esp.
re Northern Neck land claims). 14pp.
Petition of William Keith et al. for lands in western Virginia to establish a Swiss
colony (with proposed constitution for the Swiss colony), 1731. 37pp.
Account of revenues from quit rents and tobacco, 1730-31. 12pp.
Proclamation preventing unlawful meetings of Negroes and slaves, 1730. 4pp.
Gov. Gooch on general Indian relations and Gov. Spottswood's land patents,
1731.6pp.
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-Correspondence on discovery of mines in Virginia, 1731-32. 14pp.
Account of Negroes imported into Virginia, 1731. Ip.
Delineation of Lord Fairfax proprietary in the Northern Neck, esp. with regard to
Swiss settlement in western Virginia, 1732-34. 53pp.
Request for extending exemption of parish dues to German settlers in frontier
counties. 8pp.
Board of Trade report on private land acts passed in Virginia, 1730-1732. 18pp.
Gov. Gooch on general conditions in Virginia, 1733. 4pp.
Account of revenues from quit rents and tobacco, 1732-34. 22pp.
Extracts of Gov. Gooch report on acts of Virginia burgesses, 1734 (esp. regarding
settling land, Indian trials, and Indian land purchases). 16pp.
Objections to Virginia law disenfranchising free Negroes and Indians. 4pp.
Account of tobacco revenues, 1735. 4pp.
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Order of Council approving Virginia laws on settling lands, 1736. 2pp.
Gov. Gooch on manufacture in Virginia, 1736. 6pp.
Gov. Gooch on Virginia act of 1723 disenfranchising free Negroes and Indians
(with proclamations on the militia and unlawful concourse among Negroes). 6pp.
Gov. Gooch on dispute over Fairfax lands in the Northern Neck, and on Virginia
manufacture, 1736. 12pp.
Commissioners' report on dispute over Fairfax lands in the Northern Neck, 1737
(with enclosures and depositions). 97pp.
Gov. Gooch and commissioners'correspondence on Fairfax lands dispute, 173738 (incl. lists of surveys and patents for, and orders of Council regarding. Northern
Neck lands). 56pp.
Gov. Gooch on offenses of the Six Nations and on the Fairfax land dispute, 1738.
14pp.
Gov. Gooch on acts of Virginia burgesses, 1738. 24pp.
Account of revenue from quit rents and tobacco, 1734-39. 43pp.
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Account of revenues from quit rents and tobacco, 1739-42. 24pp.
Gov. Gooch on acts of Virginia burgesses, 1740. 35pp.
Virginia proclamations regarding militia service, 1740. 5pp.
Gov. Gooch on treaty between southern and northern Indians. 2pp.
Gov. Gooch on Maryland Indians' conspiracy and on invasion of Georgia by the
Spanish, 1742. 25pp.
Gov. Gooch on general conditions in Virginia, 1742. 21pp.
Gov. Gooch on Indian skirmishes on Virginia frontier, 1742. 9pp.
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Gov. Gooch on Virginia boundaries and general economic conditions, 1743.
21pp.
Account of revenue from quit rents and tobacco, 1742-46. 42pp.
Gov. Gooch on the Treaty of Lancaster with the Six Nations and on general
economic conditions in Virginia, 1744. 29pp.
Order of Council regarding boundary dispute with Fairfax lands in Northern
Neck, 1745. 12pp.
Gov. Gooch on acts passed by Virginia burgesses, 1746. 20pp.
Gov. Gooch on Virginia boundaries and general economic conditions, 1747.
21pp.
Gov. Gooch on application for western land grants, 1747 (with an account of
tobacco revenues, 1747). 4pp
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0787
0812
Gov. Gooch on petition for western land grant, 1748. 4pp.
Order of Council permitting land grants in western Virginia, 1748 (incl. petitions
for grants). 17pp.
Excerpts of Virginia Council minutes and acts of 1749 relating to westward
expansion. 13pp.
Gov. Gooch on general economic conditions in Virginia, 1749. 21pp.
Thomas Lee and William Johnson on Indian relations and Ohio Company
settlement plans, 1750. 31pp.
Col. Lewis Burwell and Joshua Fry on Virginia boundaries and frontier conditions, 1751 (incl. account of Virginia boundary changes, 1606-1750). 22pp.
Journal of the westward travels of John Peter Salley, 1742-1745. 12pp.
Gov. Dinwiddie on French enroachments upon Virginia, 1752. 28pp.
Gov. Dinwiddie on abuses of Indian traders, Indians' objections to Treaty of
Lancaster, and Twightwees'attack upon French in Ohio, 1752. 18pp.
William Trent, journal of negotiations with Twightwee Indians at Logstown,
Ohio, 1752. 29pp.
Minutes of treaty with the Six Nations and Twightwees at Logstown, Ohio, 1752.
37pp.
Proposals to build forts on the Ohio, and order of Council approving payments
for Twightwee Indians and for building forts on the Ohio, 1753. 9pp.
Gov. Dinwiddie on plans to encourage western settlements, letters to the Six
Nations, Catawbas, and Cherokees, and an account of the method of taking up
land in Virginia, 1753. 25pp.
Account of revenues from quit rents and tobacco, 1747-53. 44pp.
Vol. 1328: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1753-1756
0859
0865
0926
Order of Council regarding fortifications on the Ohio, 1753. 6pp.
Gov. Dinwiddie on Trent and Fairfax conferences with the Six Nations, Delawares, Shawnees, etc. in Ohio, 1753. 60pp.
Gov. Dinwiddie on dispute with burgesses over land patent pistole fee, 1753.12pp.
20
0938
0959
0981
0991
1021
1036
1062
Gov. Dinwiddie on George Washington expedition to Ohio, 1754. 20pp.
Orders of Council expanding land grant to the Ohio Company, making other
small western land grants, and exempting frontier settlements from quit rents for
ten yars, 1754. 21pp.
Gov. Dinwiddie on Virginia burgesses' appropriations for frontier protection,
accounts of frontier fighting in Ohio, and an account of tobacco revenues,
1753-54. 10pp.
Gov. Dinwiddie on Virginia boundaries and economic conditions, 1754-55.22pp.
Gov. Dinwiddie complaint on lack of intercolonial support for Braddock's expedition to Ohio, and Virginia burgesses' reaction to Braddock's defeat, 1755. 15pp.
Gov. Dinwiddie on frontier forts in Ohio, response to Indian attacks on Virginia
frontier, Virginia taxes (with list of tithables in Virginia, 1955), 1755. 23pp.
Account of revenues from quit rents and tobacco, 1753-56. 29pp.
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0001
0020
0046
0055
0063
0082
0094
0111
Pitt, Abercrombie, and Virginia burgesses' request for British financial aid for
frontier defense, 1756. 17pp.
Gov. Dinwiddie on frontier conditions in Virginia (esp. regarding Indian attacks
in Ohio), 1756-57. 26pp.
Gov. Dinwiddie on acts of Virginia burgesses, 1757. 9pp.
Activities of Virginia agents, Byrd and Randolph, 1758. 8pp.
Gov. Fauquier on Virginia land patents and financing Indian presents, 1758-59.
19pp.
Gov. Fauquier on impact of the reduction of Ft. Duquesne and Virginia
burgesses'acts regarding frontier protection, 1759. 12pp.
Gov. Fauquier on Virginia militia, Indian relations, and boundary dispute with
Pennsylvania regarding Ohio settlements, 1759-60. 17pp.
Account of revenues from quit rents and tobacco, 1755-59. 28pp.
Vol. 1330: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1760-1764
0140
0145
0162
0190
0219
0233
Articles of capitulation of Ft. Loudoun, 1760. 5pp.
Gov. Fauquier on Ohio settlements, land patent problems, and the PennsylvaniaVirginia boundary, 1760-61. 17pp.
Materials on Virginia land purchases from the Six Nations and other Indians
along the western frontier (with a summary of Indian conferences, 1758-59), and
Fauquier on Indian land grievances, 1761-63. 28pp.
Gov. Fauquier on Virginia borders and economic conditions, 1763. 29pp.
Gov. Fauquier on settlements in Ohio and congress with the southern Indians at
Augusta, 1764. 14pp.
Account of revenues from quit rents and tobacco, 1758-63. 44pp.
Vol. 1331: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1765-1766
0278
Correspondence on murder of Cherokees by frontiersman, 1765.45pp.
21
0323
0325
0338
0355
Gov. Fauquier on Boquet's reduction of hostile Indians, 1766. 2pp.
Près. Blair and Gov. Fauquier on Virginia rent rolls and complaints about
settlements on Indian lands (with Fauquier's proclamation evacuating settlements
on Indian lands), 1766. 13pp.
Order in Council upon a petition of the Ohio Company for 500,000 acres of land,
1765. 17pp.
Account of revenues from quit rents and tobacco, 1763-66. 26pp.
Vol. 1332: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1767-1770
0382
0386
0429
Virginia burgesses' petition to the king regarding settlement west of the Virginia
mountains, 1768.4pp.
Petition for land grants in Ohio from Thomas Walpole, Benjamin Franklin, and
others of the Ohio Company, 1769. 43pp.
Account of revenues from quit rents and tobacco, 1766-69. 13pp.
Vol. 1333: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1770-1772
0443
0466
0476
0521
0530
Record of all official land grants ordered at Council west of the Allegheny
Mountains in Virginia, 1745-69. 21pp.
Petition of Edward Bell for 80,000 acres of land in western Virginia, 1770. 10pp.
Thomas Walpole, Benjamin Franklin, and others of the Ohio Company, observations and answers regarding land grants in western Virginia, 1771. 44pp.
Order of Council regarding land grant to Ohio Company, 1772. 9pp.
Account of revenue from tobacco, 1769-70. 4pp.
Vol. 1334: Virginia to the Board of Trade, 1772-1773
0535
Order of the king approving a grant of lands to the Ohio Company, 1772. 7pp.
Vol. 1337: Virginia to the Secretary of State, 1696-1746
0543
0557
0561
Correspondence on problems of extending judicial machinery to expanding
counties, 1727. 14pp.
Deposition of a Cherokee Indian trader on French influence upon the Indians,
1728.4pp.
Gov. Gooch on plans for defense against Indian attacks, 1742. 3pp.
Vol. 1344: Miscellaneous, 1722-1783
0565
0569
0574
0582
0602
Royal instructions to Gov. Dinwiddie regarding Ohio settlements, 1753. 4pp.
Representation of William Keith on behalf of Swiss settlers for lands in western
Virginia, 1732. 3pp.
Correspondence on French encroachments in Ohio, 1739-43. 10pp.
Joshua Fry, field notes taken in running the boundary line of Lord Fairfax, 1746.
19pp.
Board of Trade, Gov. Dinwiddie, and Virginia burgesses on defection of the Six
Nations to the French, French forts on the Ohio, and English combat of the
French, 1751-54. 23pp.
22
Vol. 1345: Virginia to the Secretary of State, 1762-1767
0626
0640
0647
. Gov. Fauquier on western Virginia settlements and frontier Indian attacks, 176364. 14pp.
Account of a Cherokee visit to England regarding land complaints, 1765. 7pp.
Fauquier-Shelburne correspondence on illegal westward settlements, 1766-67.
21pp.
Vol. 1346: Virginia to the Secretary of State, 1768
0669
0675
Board of Trade on settlements in western Virginia, 1768. 6pp.
Près. Blair on general economic conditions in Virginia, 1768. 7pp.
Vol. 1347: Virginia to the Secretary of State, 1769
0683
0688
John Stuart on land purchases from Indians, 1768. 5pp.
Gov. Botetourt and John Stuart on conference with the Indians at Ft. Stanwix,
1768-69. 38pp.
Vol. 1348: Virginia to the Secretary of State, 1770
0727
0741
0750
0768
0782
0789
Gov. Botetourt on Indians murdered by settlers, 1769. 14pp.
Account of revenues from quit rents and tobacco, 1768-69. 9pp.
Gov. Botetourt on Virginia burgesses' actions regarding the Cherokee boundary
(with a talk from the Cherokees), 1769. 18pp.
Près. Nelson on the death of Botetourt and large land grants in western Virginia,
1770. 14pp.
Gov. Dinwiddie, proclamation regarding western land grants and John Blair's
account of western land grants, 1769-70. 7pp.
George Washington on western land grants, 1770. 7pp.
Vol. 1349: Virginia to the Secretary of State, 1771
0797
0810
0821
0842
0847
0854
Hillsborough to Près. Nelson on Ohio land claims, 1771. 13pp.
Près. Nelson and John Stuart on Cherokee boundary, 1771. 11pp.
Près. Nelson and Gov. John Penn on colonial governors' conference on Indian
trade, 1771. 21pp.
Virginia Council on murders of Indians by settlers, 1769. 5pp.
Observations on several acts of the Virginia Assembly imposing duties on slaves,
1732-69. 7pp.
Account of revenues from quit rents and tobacco, 1769-71. 10pp.
Vol. 1350: Virginia to the Secretary of State, 1772
0865
0880
0884
Gov. Dunmore on Virginia-Cherokee boundary (with talks from the Cherokees).
15pp.
Gov. Dunmore on proposal to levy a fee upon importation of Negro slaves to
Virginia, 1772. 4pp.
Account of revenues from quit rents and tobacco, 1770-72. 12pp.
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Vol. 1351: Virginia to the Secretary of State, 1773
0897
0906
Gov. Dunmore on Cherokee boundary and settlements in Ohio. 9pp.
Account of revenues from quit rents and tobacco, 1771-73. 12pp.
Vol. 1352: Virginia to the Secretary of State, 1774
0919
0935
1029
Gov. Dunmore on Virginia boundaries and general economic conditions. 16pp.
Dartmouth and Govs. Dunmore and Penn on disputed Pennsylvania-Virginia
boundary and efforts of Virginia to extend civil government into disputed Ohio
territory (incl. deed of land cession by Illinois Indians, 1773). 95pp.
Account of revenues from quit rents and tobacco, 1772-73. 11pp.
Vol. 1353: Virginia to the Secretary of State, 1774-1777
1041
1148
1157
1168
1176
Dartmouth and Gov. Dunmore on frontier Indian hostilities, and proposed
annexation to Virginia of Ohio (with a list of land patents granted by Gov.
Dunmore, 1772-74), 1774-75. 107pp.
Account of revenues from quit rents and tobacco, 1772-74. 9pp.
Henderson and Company proposals for settling lands purchased from the Cherokees (with Dunmore talk to the Cherokees), 1775. 10pp.
Dartmouth and Gov. Dunmore on Virginia-Pennsylvania boundary, 1775. 8pp.
Talk from the Shawnees, Delawares, and Mingoes to Gov. Dunmore and correspondence of western settlers to Dunmore, 1775. 6pp.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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REEL INDEX
Reel I
Vol. 1: Plantations General, 1689-1697
3: Plantations General. 1702-1709
4: Plantations General, 1710-1731
5: Plantations General, 1732-1748
Reel II
Vol. 5: Plantations General, 1732-1748, com
6: Plantations General, 1749-1754
7: Plantations General, 1755-1760
1287: Board of Trade Entry Books on Proprietary
Colonies, 1696-1699
Reel III
Vol. 1287: Board of Trade Entry Books
Colonies, 1696-1699, cont
Index to Vol. 1287
1288: Board of Trade Entry Books
Colonies, 1699-1701
Index to Vol. 1288
1289: Board of Trade Entry Books
Colonies, 1701-1702
Reel IV
Vol. 1289: Board of Trade Entry Books
Colonies, 1701-1702, cont
Index to Vol. 1289
1290: Board of Trade Entry Books
Colonies, 1702-1704
Index to Vol. 1290
1291: Board of Trade Entry Books
Colonies, 1704-1707
ReelV
1291: Board of Trade Entry Books
Colonies, 1704-1707, cont
Index to Vol. 1291
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30
30
32
32
33
34
34
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35
on Proprietary
35
35
on Proprietary
35
on Proprietary
35
35
on Proprietary
35
35
on Proprietary
35
on Proprietary
36
36
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1292: Board of Trade Entry Books on Proprietary
Colonies, 1707-1716
Index to Vol. 1292
1293: Board of Trade Entry Books on Proprietary
Colonies, 1716-1727
Reel VI
Vol. 1293: Board of Trade Entry Books on
Colonies, 1716-1727, cont
1294: Board of Trade Entry Books on
Colonies, 1727-1751
1295: Board of Trade Entry Books on
Colonies, 1752-1760
1296: Board of Trade Entry Books on
Colonies, 1761-1773
Index to Vol. 1296
1297: Board of Trade Entry Books on
Colonies, 1773-1775
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Proprietary
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Proprietary
37
Proprietary
37
37
Proprietary
37
37
For more information on the Royal Colony of Virginia and the affairs of the Board of
Trade, see Part I: Westward Expansion, 1700-1783, Volumes 1310-1354.
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REEL INDEX
THE BOARD OF TRADE
REEL I
Vol. 1: Plantations General, 1689-1697
Frame
0003
0013
0019
0033
0037
0045
0052
0067
0078
0084
0086
Lords of trade entry book, 1685-1695. 10pp.
Report from the lords of trade concerning the plantations in reference to the war
with France. May 1689. 5pp.
Persons proposed by committee; those appointed to be governors of the plantations. May 1689. 12pp.
An account taken of the country of which a patent is desired in the center of
northern part of America bordering Carolina, Canada, Virginia, Maryland and
Pennsylvania, also the Pacific Ocean. 4pp.
An act for restraining and punishing privateers and pirates within the plantations.
5pp.
Petition of the proprietors and agents of several provinces in America concerning
the appointment of attorney general with complaints about already appointed
generals from the lords justices. Nov. 5, 1696. 7pp.
Memorial concerning the breach of the acts of trade and navigation within several
colonies and plantations, under certain proprietors. Nov. 10, 1696. 12pp.
Memorial of the proprietors of several provinces in America relating to erecting
courts of admiralty in each colony. Dec. 1696. 4pp.
Draft of a bond to be entered into by the proprietors of plantations in America
referring to oblige their deputy governors to obey all directions sent to them that
are pursuant to the acts of trade in plantations. Apr. 30, 1697. 6pp.
Letter from Mr. Penn referring to the drawing of the line of partition between
Maryland and Pennsylvania. Sept. 1697. 2pp.
Representation relating to the restitution of French part of St. Christophers by the
commissioners for trade and plantations, also Hudson Bay, Nova Scotia, and
Newfoundland. Dec. 1697. 7pp.
29
Vol. 3: Plantations General, 1702-1709
0095
0096
0102
0108
0117
0136
0137
0140
0144
0157
0162
0164
0187
0189
0192
0207
0210
0236
Letter referring to the Dutch trading with the Spaniards. Dec. 1702. Ip.
Reasons against prohibiting trade and commerce with Spain in the West Indies.
Mar. 18, 1703. 6pp.
Letter referring to an attack on the Bahama Islands which destroyed the province.
Sept. 1703. 4pp.
Petitions from two merchants desiring protection to carry on slave trading with
the plantations. Mar. 2, 1703. 9pp.
Report of proceeds relating to the production of naval stores in the plantations.
May 1704. 14pp.
Commission for government of New York relating to grants of lands, n.d. Ip.
Circular to governors requesting an account of military stores. Jan. 31,1705.3pp.
Circular letter approving the proposal to continue trade with Spain in West Indies
during the war. Nov. 8, 1705. 4pp.
Representation from the Council of Trade referring to misfeasances and illegal
proceedings of the proprietary and charter governments in America. Jan. 1703.
13pp.
Memorial to treasurer of England showing present state of the tobacco plantations and ill management ofthat trade with the proper remedies. Feb. 1705. 5pp.
Letter of the settling of Swiss in Jamacia, New York. Mar. 1706. 2pp.
Memorial of surveyor general referring to the growth of tobacco by Dutch and
Germans and the threat it has upon the provinces. Apr. 1706. 23pp.
Board of Trade abstract of what is to be done in relation to exportation of tobacco
from the lords of trade, 1706-1707. 2pp.
Petition to the parliament of England from merchants with regard to trade of
tobacco. Nov. 1706. 3pp.
Act for better regulation of charter and proprietary governments in America for
encouragement of trade of the kingdom and plantations. Apr. 1706. 15pp.
Reasons offered to the House of Commons of Great Britain for encouraging the
export of tobacco, sugar, and other commodities. 1707. 2pp.
Lords of trade report on present state of trade to Sweden for pitch and tar with
regard to supplying naval stores. Feb. 1709. 25pp.
Act for the preservation of white pine or mast tree fit for masting the royal navy.
Dec. 1709. 5pp.
Vol. 4: Plantations General, 1710-1731
0242
0263
0267
0273
0276
0279
0315
Index for in letters to the Board of Trade, 1724-1735. 21pp.
The Board of Trade and the duties placed on iron and steel manufactured in
America. Jan. 26, 1710. 3pp.
List of licenses to officers in America, 1702-1711. 6pp.
Instructions to the governors to levy arms and muster. 1713. 3pp.
General report of the Board of Trade. Mar. 10, 1715. 3pp.
Entry book of letters from the Board of Trade to the king, regarding the American
Colonies, 1715-1723. 35pp.
Earl of Clarendon's petition for a land grant in North Carolina, n.d. Ip.
30
0316
0324
0327
0333
0337
0342
0361
0365
0371
0382
0388
0394
0400
0427
0438
0449
0459
0467
0481
0487
0495
0503
0507
0510
0514
Board of Trade report on removing duties from American timber products; with
an account of the gross duties payable on wood imported to England. July 6,1715.
7pp.
Powers of Col. Bladen regarding the implementation of the Treaty of Utrecht, n.d.
3pp.
Board of Trade report on the form of messages received from Jamaica. Feb. 1716.
6pp.
List of Board of Trade reports, 1714-1716. 4pp.
Account of English imports and exports, 1697-1701. 5pp.
Naval board on naval stores imported from America, Feb. 1716 to March 1717.
20pp.
List of reports from the secretary of war, 1715-1717. 2pp.
Board of Trade report on petitions for patents to cure sturgeon in North America.
Apr. 2, 1718. 6pp.
Merchants of London report on Spanish privateers in North America, 1718-1721.
Oct. 8, 1721.8pp.
Merchants of London complaints regarding Gov. Nicholson. Jan. 5, 1721. 6pp.
Merchants of London complaints regarding Spanish privateers. May 20, 1726.
5pp.
Board of Trade report on the applications for colonial appointments. 1718. 6pp.
Discourse on the present state of the American colonies, n.d. 26pp.
Observations on expected colonial assistance in the event of an expedition against
Spain, n.d. 10pp.
Index to Board of Trade reports, June 1727 to June 1728. 6pp.
Drafts of warrants regarding colonial seals. Aug. 1728. 10pp.
Board of Trade report on the proposed settlements of Irish and Palatines in
Maine. Dec. 1729. 8pp.
Draft order to the colonial governors for a cessation of hostilities with Spain. Jan.
1730. 11pp.
Secretary of state to colonial governors regarding reprisals for Spanish privateering. Sept. 1730. 6pp.
Board of Trade report on Col. Dunbar's proposition to settle Irish and Palatines
in northern New England. May 1729. 7pp.
Board of Trade report on settlements in the Carolinas, Nova Scotia, and New
England. Also, report on William Keith and the African Company. Sept. 1729.
8pp.
Board of Trade circular to colonial governors on Spanish privateers. Jan. 1730.
4pp.
Board of Trade report on the need for a treaty with the Cherokee Indians in the
Carolinas. Aug. 1730. 3pp.
Proposal for bolstering colonial fortifications. 1730. 4pp.
Board of Trade report on the treaty with the Cherokee Indians; including talk
from the Cherokee leaders and the Articles of Friendship. Sept. 1730. 18pp.
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0532
0552
0556
0561
0661
Virginia Council and governor's objections to the Board of Trade's restrictions on
trade with the Caribbean Islands. Sept. 1731. 20pp.
New York Council and governor's objections to the Board of Trade's restrictions
on trade with the Caribbean Islands, n.d. 4pp.
The president and Council of St. Christopher's objections on proposed trade
restrictions with the Carribbean Islands, n.d. 5pp.
The northern colonies and the Leeward Islands response to the proposed trade
restrictions with the Caribbean Islands, with a reply on behalf of Barbados, n.d.
99pp.
Board of Trade report on the general state of affairs, n.d.
Vol. 5: Plantations General, 1732-1748
0669
0712
0721
0734
0739
0790
0797
0844
Board of Trade on new laws and manufacture within the colonies in America.
Feb. 1732. 43pp.
Considerations relating to the present condition of the plantations with proposals
for better regulation of them. n.d. 9pp.
Considerations relating to the security of the British colonies in America. Oct.
1733. 10pp.
London merchants' petition to the king relating to laws and manufacture in
America. July 1734. 4pp.
Board of Trade to Parliament on laws made, manufacture set up, and trade
carried on in colonies and plantations in America. Jan. 1733. 50pp.
Minutes of the committee of the House of Lords on Board of Trade report on the
above. May 1733. 7pp.
State of the British islands in America with respect to their trade, strength, and
fortification, and an account of laws passed and duties on Negroes. Jan. 1735.
42pp.
Board of Trade on French proposals for terminating disputes in America. June
1737. 5pp.
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0004
0011
0015
0021
0029
0034
0044
0050
Applications for war materials from Britain. Dec. 1737. 6pp.
Index of royal instructions, n.d. 4pp.
Circular t colonial governors on trade with Spain, n.d. 3pp.
Secretary of state, instructions for an expedition against Spanish settlements. Apr.
1740. 7pp.
Merchants' petition regarding trade with America. June 1741. 5pp.
Board of Trade•report upon the proposals relating to the war in Georgia and
Florida. Nov. 1741. 10pp.
Abstract of Col. Dunbar's case. n.d. 6pp.
Substance of what was said by the chief of the Onondagas relating to governor of
Maryland. July 1742. 7pp.
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0057
0073
0086
0090
0099
0104
0115
0119
0121
0134
0139
0154
0159
0166
0172
0187
0201
Examinations relating to dangerous conspiracy of the northern indians against
English inhabitants of Maryland and Pennsylvania. July 1742. 16pp.
Letters from Thomas Robinson, governor of Barbados, relating to illegal trade.
Nov. 1743. 13pp.
Shirley's letter referring to methods used to prevent illegal trade. Feb. 1743. 4pp.
Account of fighting men in each plantation and colony in America with annual
amount of natural and improved produce of each plantation and colony. July
1743.9pp.
Account of vessels trading to and from plantations and the present state of the
British islands and colonies in America. August 1743. 5pp.
Account of Cape Breton. Oct. 1744. 11pp.
Intecepted Spanish correspondence between viceroys of Peru and Santa Fe. June
1746. 4pp.
Board of Trade report relating to survey of Fairfax lands along the Potomac
River, n.d. 2pp.
State of military stores at Panama. 1746. 13pp.
List of places in the West Indies at the disposal of a secretary of state, n.d. 5pp.
Proposals for the better governing of and improving the men to be sent to America
with further proposals, n.d. 15pp.
Methods for preventing frauds in customs and duties for fortifying dominions in
North America, n.d. 5pp.
Ways and means proposed for raising sufficient funds for fortifying towns, ports
and harbors in America, n.d. 7pp.
List of governors and other officers and agents of plantations. Feb. 1747. 6pp.
Memorial of Henry McCulloh on irregularities in American trade. July 1748.
15pp.
Account of proceedings upon late interview with Indians of the Six Nations at
Albany. Aug. 1748. 13pp.
Royal orders for restoring conquests in the West Indies. Dec. 1748. 4pp.
Vol. 6: Plantations General, 1749-1754
0207
0224
0230
0239
0246
0248
Governors, Council and Assembly of Jamaica address and representation on the
clandestine trade carried on between English northern colonies and French sugar
islands. Nov. 21, 1749. 17 pp.
Mumford's clearance from Rhode Island to Jamaica; also account of names, ages,
and descriptions of men. Aug. 19, 1749. 6pp.
Examination of E. Manning and R. Mumford before the Assembly of Jamaica
with regard to trade carried on between English northern colonies and French
sugar islands. Nov. 10, 1749. 9pp.
Lords of trade examination into the state of right to the province of Acadia. four
islands of St. Lucia, St. Vincent, Dominico, and Tobago. July 4, 1750. 7pp.
Letter on the regulation of American dominions and conduct of governors and
other officers. Jan. 5, 1752. 2pp.
Estimates and charges offerees in plantations Minora and Gibralter. 1748-1749.
8pp.
33
0256
0284
0286
0293
Lords of trade report on the petition of London merchants' proposals for opening
new trade and making settlements on coast of Labrador. July 23, 1752. 28pp.
Letter referring to Indians not in alliance with the king intending to commit
hostilities on parts of dominions in America. Aug. 1753. 2pp.
The proceedings of the French in America. Apr. 1754. 7pp.
Proposal for building forts upon the Ohio and other rivers in North America. Apr.
30, 1754. 6pp.
Vol. 7: Plantations General, 1755-1760
0301
0304
0310
0319
0325
0332
0343
0355
0357
0369
0377
0386
0391
0394
0402
0412
Letter from the Board of Trade relating to defense of frontiers and Indian
management. July 1755. 3pp.
Account of white inhibitants in North America. Aug. 1755. 3pp.
Report from the lords of trade on Mr. Penn's proposal for grants of land to such
officers and soldiers engaged in public service. Dec. 1755. 9pp.
Appointment of William Johnson and Edmund Atkins to be agents of Indian
affairs in America. Feb. and July 1756. 5pp.
Lords of trade prohibition of exporting provisions from the colonies in America.
Oct. 1756. 6pp.
Representation of the Board of Trade to the king with regard to the Indians on the
back of South Carolina and Georgia. Dec. 1756. 11pp.
Lords of trade report on petitions from Virginia and Carolina seeking British
financial assistance. Jan. 1757. 12pp.
Letter from secretary of Board of Trade enclosing a printed act passed to prohibit
exportation of corn from plantations except to Great Britain. Mar. 1757. 2pp.
Letters from Gov. Ellis on illegal settlements on Georgia frontier. Mar. 1758.
12pp.
Letter from Gov. Lyttleton referring to a settlement formed to the south of
Alatamaha River without lawful authority. Sept. 1757. 7pp.
Copy of letters from inhabitants of settlements of New Hanover once called
settlement south of Alatamaha. Feb. 1756 and 1757. 9pp.
Report from lords of trade on the settlement without license on frontier of Georgia
(now called New Hanover). May 1758. 4pp.
Letter referring to the taking of Fort Prince George from Gov. Bull. Sept. 1760.
3pp.
Account of the capitulation of Fort Loudoun, with articles of capitulation. Nov.
1760. 5pp.
Letter referring to conference with Choctaw Indians from Gov. Bull. Nov. 1760.
10pp.
Letter on disposition of the Creeks from Gov. Ellis. Oct. 1760. 4pp.
Vol. 1287: Board of Trade Entry Books on
Proprietary Colonies, 1696-1699
0420
0450
0624
0748
1696.
1697.
1698.
1699 (Jan.-May).
34
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Vol. 1287: Board of Trade Entry Books on
Proprietary Colonies, 1696-1699, cont.
0000
0073
1699 cont. (May-July).
Index to Vol. 1287.
Vol. 1288: Board of Trade Entry Books on
Proprietary Colonies, 1699-1701
0118
0257
0507
0569
1699 (July-Dec).
1700.
1701 (Jan.-Feb.).
Index to Vol. 1288.
Vol. 1289: Board of Trade Entry Books on
Proprietary Colonies, 1701-1702
0610
0775
1701 (March-Dec).
1702(Jan.-Apr.).
REEL IV
Vol. 1289: Board of Trade Entry Books on
Proprietary Colonies, 1701-1702, cont.
0002
0064
1702, cont. (Apr.-May).
Index to Vol. 1289.
Vol. 1290: Board of Trade Entry Books on
Proprietary Colonies, 1702-1704
0103
0321
0432
0516
1702, cont. (May-Dec).
1703.
l704(Jan.-Mar.).
Index to Vol. 1290.
Vol. 1291: Board of Trade Entry Books on
Proprietary Colonies, 1704-1707
0562
0639
0757
1704, cont. (Apr.-Dec).
1705.
1706(Jan.-Apr.).
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Proprietary Colonies, 1704-1707, cont.
0001
0052
0095
1706(Apr.-Dec.).
1707 (Jan.-May).
Index to Vol. 1291.
Vol. 1292: Board of Trade Entry Books on
Proprietary Colonies, 1707-1716
0127
0156
0218
0348
0397
0467
17071[May-Dec).
1708.
1709.
1710.
1711.
1712.
0475
0499
0526
0580
0586
1713.
1714.
1715.
1716 (Mar.-May).
Index to Vol. 1292.
Vol. 1293: Board of Trade Entry Books on
Proprietary Colonies, 1716-1727
0636
0685
0780
0821
1716 (June-Dec).
1717.
1718.
1719.
0902
0909
0918
1720.
1721.
1722 (Feb.-June).
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1723.
1724.
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0062
0090
1725.
1726.
1727(Feb.-Apr.).
ird of Trade Entry Books on
x ropn
Proprietary
Colonies, 1727-1751
Vol. 1294:1
0098
0099
0100
0102
0121
0139
1727, cont. (Apr.-).
1728.
1729.
1730.
1731.
1732.
0161
0164
0173
0178
0192
0204
36
1733.
1734.
1735.
1736.
1737.
1738.
0208
1739.
1740.
0?7?
0240
1741.
0244
1742.
0265
1743.
1744.
0267
[No entries for 1745]
0271
0281
0301
0318
0324
0328
1746.
1747.
1748.
1749.
1750.
1751.
Vol. 1295: Board of Trade Entry Books on
Proprietary Colonies , 1752-1760
0339
0356
0423
0428
0452
0479
0482
0492
0517
1752.
1753.
1754.
1755.
1756.
1757.
1758.
1759.
1760.
Vol. 1296: Board of Trade Entry Books on
Proprietary Colonies, 1761-1773
0594
1761.
0600
1762.
0601
1763.
0671
1765.
0672
1766.
0680
1767.
0686
1768.
0739
0742
0752
0769
0781
0796
1769.
1770.
1771.
1772.
1773(Feb.-June).
Index to Vol. 1296.
Vol. 1297: Board of Trade Entry Books on
Proprietary Colonies, 1773-1775
0801
0843
0852
1773 (June-Dec).
1774.
1775.
Vol. 65: Plantations General, 1764
0866
0900
Board of Trade report on English merchants'memorials regarding the conduct of
trade carried on with the American colonies, n.d. 34pp.
Memorials of English merchants regarding the conduct of trade carried on with
the American colonies. 1764.
37
British Public Record Office,
Colonial Office,
Class 5 Files:
PART III
The French and Indian War
39
TABLE OF CONTENTS
FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR
Page
REEL INDEX
Reell
Vol. 6: Plantations General, 1753-1754
46: French and Indian War, 1755-1756
47: French and Indian War, 1756
:
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43
45
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48:
49:
50:
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Military Correspondence, 1756-1757
Military Correspondence, 1757-1758
Military Correspondence, 1758
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47
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49
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Vol. 50:
51:
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53:
54:
Military Correspondence,
Military Correspondence,
Military Correspondence,
Military Correspondence,
Military Correspondence,
1758, cont
1759
1756-1761
1757-1758
1758-1759
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51
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52
53
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Vol. 54:
55:
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57:
Military Correspondence,
Military Correspondence,
Military Correspondence,
Military Correspondence,
1758-1759. cont
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1759
1759-1760
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58: Military Correspondence, 1760
59: Military Correspondence, 1760
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60: Military Correspondence, 1760-1761
61: Military Correspondence, 1760-1761
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60
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Vol. 62: Military Correspondence, 1762
63: Military Correspondence, 1762-1763
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Vol. 64: Military Correspondence, 1759-1760
211: Secretary of State Dispatches, 1753-1755
212: Secretary of State Dispatches, 1756-1757
213: Secretary of State Dispatches, 1758
214: Secretary of State Dispatches, 1759-1763
215: Secretary of State Dispatches, 1758-1763
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66
67
67
68
68
For more information on Indian affairs, particularly in the South, see Part I: Westward
Expansion, 1700-1783, vols. 13-20. There is additional information on the correspondence
of the colonial governors and the political background of the French and Indian War in the
same section.
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THE FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR
REEL I
Vol. 6: Plantations General, 1753-1754
Frame
0001
0003
0010
0016
Holdernesse to governors of America. 2pp.
Halifax on proceedings of the French in America. 7pp.
Orders for building forts on the Ohio River. 5pp.
Royal instructions to Braddock. 14pp.
Vol. 46: French and Indian War, 1755-1756
0031
0044
0047
0057
0063
0090
0099
0102
0104
0113
0121
0123
0160
0173
0190
0203
0236
0237
Braddock correspondence with Robinson and Morris. 13pp.
Commanding officer of Ft. Oswego to Dinwiddie. 3pp.
Braddock to Robinson. 10pp.
Minutes of war council, Alexandria, Va. 6pp.
Robinson correspondence with Braddock, St. Clair and Shirley. 27pp.
Orme to Dinwiddie and Shirley. 9pp.
Washington to Dinwiddie. 3pp.
Dunbar to Morris. 2pp.
Dinwiddie correspondence with Shirley and Dunbar. 9pp.
Dunbar correspondence with Shirley and orders for Dunbar. 8pp.
Extract of war council, New York City. 2pp.
Shirley correspondence with Robinson and Bradstreet. 37pp.
Minutes of council of war, Oswego, N.Y. 13pp.
Shirley to Robinson. 17pp.
Minutes of council of war, Oswego, N.Y. 12pp.
Shirley correspondence with Schuyler, Shirley Johnson, Eyre and Rutherford.
33pp.
Baron De Dieskau, list offerees at Crown Point and Ticonderoga. Ip.
Shirley correspondence with Robinson. 16pp.
43
0253
0257
0261
0263
0276
0278
0286
0300
0315
0317
0325
0329
0331
0336
0338
0339
0347
0353
0377
0379
0392
0422
0435
0437
0540
0541
0565
0567
0569
0573
0589
0591
0595
0596
0611
0614
0627
0628
0637
0641
0642
Sketches of battlefield at Monogahela with Braddock forces. 4pp.
Inquiry into behavior of troops at Monongahela. 4pp.
French orders for battalion at Montreal. 2pp.
Shirley correspondence with Robinson and Rutherford. 13pp.
Royal instructions to Braddock. 2pp.
Claim of English and French to possession of Ft. Frontenac. 8pp.
Minutes of council of war. New York City. 14pp.
Shirley to Robinson. 15pp.
Eighth royal instruction to Braddock. 1 p.
Shirley correspondence with Hardy and Johnson. 8pp.
Measures proposed by Shirley for western governments. 4pp.
Shirley's additional instructions for Johnson. 2pp.
Shirley to Robinson. 5pp.
Mercer to Alexander. 2pp.
Article from Paris. 1 p.
Shirley correspondence with Fox. 8pp.
Pennsylvania Assembly address to Morris. 6pp.
Shirley correspondence with Morris, Sharpe and Fox. 24pp.
Instructions for Williams from Shirley. 2pp.
Mercer correspondence with Williams. 13pp.
Shirley correspondence with Fox. 30pp.
Minutes of council of war held at Albany, N.Y. 12pp.
Declaration of cadet D'Aiguillettes, Sieur Fontenory, French prisoner. 2pp.
Shirley correspondence with Fox, Abercromby, Loudoun and Winslow. 103pp.
Loudoun to committee of war at Boston. 1 p.
Shirley to Fox. 24pp.
Disposition of Murray regarding a dispute over provisions. 2pp.
Bradstreet correspondence with Shirley. 2pp.
State of the dispute over transporting 44th Regiment to Oswego. 4pp.
Shirley correspondence with Fox and Winslow. 16pp.
Winslow's answer concerning a junction of regulars with provincials. 2pp.
Minutes of council of war held at Ft. Edward. 4pp.
Loudoun to Shirley. 1 p.
Robinson correspondence with Pepperrell, Pitcher and St. Clair. 15pp.
Pitcher to Fox. 3pp.
Robinson correspondence with Bradstreet and Pepperrell. 13pp.
Trent to Morris. Ip.
Robinson correspondence with Bradstreet and Johnson. 9pp.
Sketch of country between Ft. St. Frederick and Ft. Edward. 4pp.
French line of battle. 1 p.
Johnson correspondence with several governments and Phips. 15pp.
44
0657
0666
Fox correspondence with St. Clair, Pitcher, Johnson and Pepperell. 9pp.
Boscawen correspondence with Robinson, Cleveland, and Rous. 11 pp.
0677
Winslow to Fox. 11pp.
0688
0696
0699
0725
0727
0734
0735
0738
0750
0754
Webb correspondence with Fox. 8pp.
Abercromby to Rivers. 3pp.
Loudoun correspondence with Fox and Abercromby. 26pp.
Resolves of the Assembly of New Hampshire. 2pp.
Council of war at Albany. 7pp.
Winslow to Abercromby. 1 p.
Council of field officers. Ft. Edward. 3pp.
Minutes of council of war, Albany. 12pp.
Shirley correspondence with Winslow. 4pp.
Terms upon which three companies of rangers are to be raised. 1 p.
0755
0757
0772 .
0787
0793
0795
0797
0800
Form of enlistment. 2pp.
Shirley correspondence with Johnson, Bradstreet and Broadley. 15pp.
Mackellar correspondence with Montrezor. 15pp.
Mercer correspondence with Shirley. 6pp.
Winslow's commission from colony of Connecticut. 2pp.
Shirley instructions to Winslow. 2pp.
Hopkins to Harris. 3pp.
Loudoun correspondence with Winslow, general field officers, and Lawrence.
20pp.
Lawrence to Webb. 6pp.
Shirley correspondence with Loudoun and Winslow. 34pp.
Winslow's answer concerning a junction of regulars with provincials. 2pp.
Resolves of Assembly of Massachusetts regarding expedition to Crown Point.
4pp.
Shirley to Hardy. 3pp.
Declaration of Francis Marsciln, French prisoner. 3pp.
Earl of Loudoun correspondence with Fox, Webb, and Parker. 17pp.
Proposed disposition of guns, mortars, etc. at Ft. Oswego. 2pp.
Loudoun correspondence with Winslow, northern governors and southern governors. 7pp.
Lawrence to Cunningham. 7pp.
Mercer correspondence with Williams. 3pp.
Morris to Earl of Loudoun. 2pp.
Intelligence from Oswego. 6pp.
Loudoun correspondence with Fox, Webb and Johnson. 43pp.
Schedule of papers and supporting letters. 3pp.
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0891
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0908
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0961
45
0964
0966
0972
0978
0990
1002
1006
1008
Loudoun to governors of New England. 2pp.
Shirley correspondence with Loudoun. 6pp.
Shirley's speech to Massachusetts Assembly. 6pp.
Shirley correspondence with Loudoun. 11pp.
Message from Massachusetts Assembly to Shirley. 12pp.
Shirley to Montreson. 4pp.
Proposals to New England commissioners regarding provisions for Albany. 2pp.
Loudoun correspondence with.Fitch and John Osborne. 22pp.
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0082
0087
0089
0091
0095
0097
0098
0100
0101
0103
0104
0105
0106'
0109
Hopkins to Loudoun. 3pp.
Waldo correspondence with Winslow and Kilby. 2pp.
Declaration of Kennedy's French prisoners. 3pp.
Indian intelligence from Johnson. 4pp.
Report of present state of Ft. William Henry. 8pp.
Burton to Earl of Loudoun. 6pp.
Report of present state of Ft. Edward. 7pp.
Memorial of Capt. Williams to Loudoun. 7pp.
Bradstreet's account of first trip. 5pp.
Williams on want of provisions at Oswego. 5pp.
Reade's examination of Oneida commissary. 4pp.
Demler's report of state of Oswego. 16pp.
Leake to Loudoun. 3pp.
Loudoun to Fox. 5pp.
Capitulation of Oswego. 2pp.
Declaration of Archbold on his escape from Montreal. 5pp.
Declaration of John Veil on his escape from Montreal. 2pp.
Instructions to deputy commissary of musters. 2pp.
Pitcher correspondence with Sherwin and Earl of Loudoun. 4pp.
Broadley correspondence with Loudoun and Spry. 2pp.
Cheshire to Jocelyn. 1 p.
Benzell to Morris. 2pp.
Mackellar to Montreson. 1 p.
Littlehales to Loudoun.
Schuyler to Loudoun. 1 p.
Atkin to Fox. Ip.
Pownall to Amyand. Ip.
Loudoun to Fox. 3pp.
Williams to Earl of Loudoun. 2pp.
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0154
0156
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Loudoun to Fox. 43pp.
Schedule of papers enclosed with above. 2pp.
Examination of grenadiers regiment at Sanquedoc. 7pp.
Loudoun correspondence with Hardy and Littlehales. 13pp.
0176
0183
Lewis to Dinwiddie. 7pp.
List of goods sent from London to northern Indians. 3pp.
0186
0188
0190
0196
0203
Phips to Loudoun. 2pp.
Parker to Williams. 4pp.
Phips correspondence with Loudoun. 6pp.
Loudoun correspondence with Wentworth and Fitch. 7pp.
Merchant at Quebec to correspondent at Cape Françoise. 2pp.
0205
0208
0216
0226
0231
0235
0237
0241
0243
0252
0260
0275
0277
Letter dated at Montreal on fall of Oswego. 3pp.
Information of John Vickers. 8pp.
Loudoun correspondence with Fox and Williams. 10pp.
Evidence of John Henry Sydius on Shirley's expedition to New York. 5pp.
Examination of James Reade on conditions at Oswego. 4pp.
Memorial of Capt. Williams on Shirley expedition to New York. 2pp.
Account of Capt. William's expenses. 4pp.
Account of Bradstreet's first trip. 2pp.
Loudoun correspondence with Fox. 9pp.
Rogers to Loudoun. 8pp.
Loudoun to Pitt. 15pp.
Schedule of papers enclosed in above. 2pp.
Account of warrants drawn by Shirley. Ip.
0278
0279
Shirley's receipts to Erving. I p.
Request of colony of Connecticut regarding Pennsylvania bounty for forces. 3pp.
0282
0284
Haddon to Marston, Farmar & Co. 2pp.
Affidavit of Pell, commander of brigantine Mary. 7pp.
0292
0324
0326
0327
0339
Loudoun to Pitt. 32pp.
Schedule of papers enclosed in the above. 2pp.
Franklin to Pownall. I p.
Indian intelligence from Johnson. 12pp.
Minutes of southern governors with Loudoun. 5pp.
0344
0346
Loudoun to Denny. 2pp.
Eyre correspondence with Vaudreuil, commanding officer at Albany, officer of
troops, Loudoun and Webb. 20pp.
Declarations of French prisoners. 10pp.
Loudoun to Lyttleton. 5pp.
Intercepted letter of Lalanne, Quebec. 2pp.
Hopson to Loudoun. 10pp.
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0376
0381
0383
47
0393
0400
0409
0419
0439
0441
0443
0445
0451
0460
0471
0474
0482
0491
0492
0496
0498
0550
0559
0562
0565
0581
0589
0596
0602
0619
0632
0634
0636
0640
0642
0660
Atkin to Fox. 7pp.
Loudoun to Pitt. 9pp.
Circular to southern governors and northern governors. 10pp.
Loudoun correspondence with Pitt. 20pp.
Schedule of papers enclosed in the above. 2pp.
Oliver to Hancock. 2pp.
Dispositions of the master of the Cornelia. 2pp.
Extract of New Jersey law regulating the militia. 6pp.
Kerlerec to French Ministry. 9pp.
Preliminary articles of peace between Kerlerec and Cherokees. 11pp.
Kerlerec to French Ministry. 3pp.
Extracts of letters found on board ship Revanche. 8pp.
Loudoun to Holdemesse. 9pp.
Schedule of papers enclosed in the above. Ip.
Edwards to Holbume. 4pp.
List of French ships arrived at Louisburg. 2pp.
Loudoun correspondence with Holbume, Holwine, Holdemesse and Webb.
52pp.
Webb correspondence with Pównall, Loudoun and Monro. 9pp.
Examination of French prisoner. 3pp.
De Lancey to Council of New York. 3pp.
Loudoun correspondence with Webb, Pownall, Wentworth and Fitch. 16pp.
Instances of perfidious and dishonorable hostility by French. 8pp.
Loudoun to Green. 7pp.
Ellis to Bouquet. 6pp.
Loudoun correspondence with Bouquet and Murray. 16pp.
Holbume correspondence with Holdemesse and Pitt. 13pp.
Line of battle and vessels with Holbume. 2pp.
Holbume on rendezvous in case of separation. 2pp.
Holbume to Pitt. 4pp.
State of Holbume's squadron. 2pp.
Holbume to Pitt and Holdemesse. 18pp.
List of French ships. Ip.
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0661
0692
0695
0719
0722
0727
Loudoun to Pitt. 31 pp.
Schedule of papers referred to in above letter. 3pp.
Loudoun correspondence with Pownall. 24pp.
Pownall to Assembly. 2pp.
Extract of an act for quartering and recruiting forces. 5pp.
Loudoun correspondence with Pownall. 5pp.
48
0732
0737
0779
0782
0787
0790
0792
Massachusetts Assembly to Pownall. 5pp.
Loudoun correspondence with Pownall. 42pp.
Loudoun correspondence with Fitch. 3pp.
Indian intelligence from Johnson. 5pp.
Vaudreuil to Loudoun. 3pp.
Parole of Schuyler and Martin. 2pp.
Loudoun correspondence with Vaudreuil and Pitt. 6pp.
0798
0828
0829
0839
0843
0852
0860
0863
0889
0892
0895
0897
0902
0906
0909
0913
0922
0924
Abercromby correspondence with Pitt. 30pp.
Schedule of papers referred to in above letter. Ip.
Sharpe correspondence with Abercromby and Earl of Loudoun. 10pp.
Lyttleton to Earl of Loudoun. 4pp.
Earl of Loudoun correspondence with Byrd and Atkin. 9pp.
Journal of scout of Capt. Rogers. 8pp.
Distribution of forces in North America for campaign 1758. 3pp.
Abercromby correspondence with Pitt. 26pp.
Schedule of papers referred to in above letter. 3pp.
Denny to Abercromby.
Message to Denny from Pennsylvania Assembly. 2pp.
Abercromby correspondence with Denny and Johnson. 5pp.
Denny to Col. Washington. 4pp.
Bullitt to Denny. 3pp.
Proceedings of officers at Loudoun respecting proposal of peace by Delaware
Indians. 4pp.
Abercromby correspondence with Denny and Johnson. 9pp.
Thompson to Armstrong. 2pp.
Denny correspondence with Armstrong and Abercromby. 4pp.
0928
0939
0945
0954
0958
0961
0965
0968
0977
0981
0990
1007
1008
1010
Johnson to Abercromby. 11pp.
Intelligence from Seneca sachem. 6pp.
Johnson correspondence with Abercromby and Onieda chiefs. 9pp.
Message of Quakers of Pennsylvania to Six Nations. 4pp.
Report of present state of Indian interest relative to Six Nations. 3pp.
Abercromby to Pitt. 3pp.
Loring to Rivers. 3pp.
Abercromby to Pitt. 9pp.
Present state of regular and provincial troops, Lake George. 4pp.
Abercromby to Pitt. 9pp.
Appy to Wood. 17pp.
Schedule of papers referred to in above letter. Ip.
Vaudreuil to commanding officer, Ft. Edward. 2pp.
Vaudreuil to Abercromby. 7pp.
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1021
1027
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Articles of capitulation of Ft. William Henry. 4pp.
Vaudreuil to Loudoun. 6pp.
Parole of Schuyler and Martin. 2pp.
Vaudreuil correspondence with Loudoun and commanding officer at Ft. Edward.
20pp.
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Vaudreuil to commanding officer at Ft. Edward. 2pp.
Haviland to commanding officer. Ft. Edward. Ip.
General orders relative to capitulation of Ft. William Henry. 2pp.
Abercromby correspondence with Vaudreuil and Johnson. 7pp.
Intelligence of Onondaga Indian. Ip.
Croghan to Johnson. 1 p.
Abercromby correspondence with Appy and Johnson. 8pp.
Examination of French prisoner. 4pp.
Return of provincial forces. 1 p.
Abercromby to Pitt. 26pp.
Schedule of papers referred to in above letter. Ip.
Forbes to Abercromby. 3pp.
Warrant empowering Schuyler to treat for exchange of prisoners. 2pp.
Abercromby correspondence with Montcalm, Vaudreuil, Schuyler and Pitt.
31pp.
Schedule of papers enclosed in Abercromby letters. Ip.
Abercromby correspondence with Amherst and Vaudreuil. 7pp.
Return of troops detached from Oneida station. 2pp.
MacAulay to Gates. 2pp.
Abercromby correspondence with Bradstreet and Pitt. 24pp.
Schedule of papers referred to in above letter. 2pp.
Amherst to Abercromby. 2pp.
Johnson to Burton. 3pp.
List of quarters. 2pp.
Bradstreet correspondence with Abercromby. 5pp.
Abercromby correspondence with Vaudreuil and Schuyler. 5pp.
Capitulation of Ft. Fontenac. 3pp.
Vaudreuil correspondence with Abercromby. 6pp.
List of English prisoners delivered to Schuyler in exchange for those taken at
Fontenac. 9pp.
Pitt correspondence with Abercromby, Schuyler and Forbes. 55pp.
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0247
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0268
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0275
0278
0280
0283
0303
0305
0307
0316
0320
0322
0323
0325
0326
0335
0337
0338
0339
0347
0348
0351
0360
0361
Saunders and Holmes correspondence with Pitt, De Lancey and Pownall. 26pp.
Report on ship Northumberland. 3pp.
Letter from Saunders. 6pp.
Pitt correspondence with Saunders and Spry. 12pp.
Saunders to Spry. 3pp.
Saunders correspondence with Pitt. 4pp.
Disposition of ships. 3pp.
Saunders to Pitt. 2pp.
Letter from Wolfe. 3pp.
Wolfe correspondence with Whitmore and Hutchinson. 20pp.
List of killed, wounded and missing. 2pp.
Letter of Monckton. 2pp.
Letter from Townshend. 9pp.
Capitulation of Quebec. 6pp.
Return of guns found. 2pp.
Account of artillery. 1 p.
The French line. 2pp.
Return of strength of army before Quebec battle. 1pp.
Letter from Monckton. 9pp.
Manifesto enclosed in above letter. 2pp.
Account of guns, mortars, etc. found at Quebec. Ip.
Return of French from ordnance. Ip.
Letters from Vaudreuil. 9pp.
Disposal of army staff. 1 p.
Letter from Murray. 3pp.
Whitmore correspondence with Pitt. 9pp.
List of staff officers. I p.
Letter from Whitmore. I p.
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Fox to Loudoun. 2pp.
Intercepted letters. 35pp.
Earl of Halifax to Hardy. 5pp.
Report by Pennsylvania commissioners. I p.
Additional instructions to Johnson. I p.
Pitcher to Fox. 2pp.
Two letters from Philadelphia. 4pp.
Halifax to Hardy. 4pp.
Fox to Webb. 2pp.
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Duke of Devonshire to Fox. 1 p.
James Allen to Henry Gamble. I p.
Letter to De Mireroix. 8pp.
Fox correspondence with Duke of Devonshire. 5pp.
Gamble correspondence with Robert Gamble and Coningham. 3pp.
Duke of Devonshire to Fox. Ip. Intercepted letter to Duke De Mireroix. 7pp.
Earl of Halifax to Loudoun. 3pp.
Extracts óf Shirley's leiten. 3pp.
Pitt, scheme for taking Louisburg. 8pp.
Letter from Waldo. 4pp.
Scheme for a fund for duty drawbacks. 2pp.
Memoranda relating to America. 4pp.
Letter to Admiralty. 1 p.
Bell to postmaster general. 2pp.
Hampden to Pitt. Ip.
Journal of tenth voyage of Gen. Waldo. 4pp.
Rivers to Appy. Ip.
Potts correspondence with Rivers, Bell and George R. 8pp.
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Durell to Rivers. 2pp.
Pitt correspondence with Colville, Hardy and Boscawen. 14pp.
Intelligence from prisoners of Rous. 11pp.
Durell to Hardy. 2pp.
Boscawen correspondence with Pitt. 5pp.
Article of capitulation at Louisburg. 3pp.
Resolution of Boscawen and Amherst regarding military action along the St.
Lawrence. 2pp.
State of ships under Boscawen. 2pp.
Boscawen correspondence with Pitt. 8pp.
Account of inhabitants of St. Johns. Ip.
Account of damage done in Gulf of St. Lawrence. 4pp.
Amherst correspondence with Pitt. 2pp.
Rodney on ship Dublin. 2pp.
Pitt correspondence with Amherst arid Lawrence. 16pp.
Troops destined for siege of Louisburg. 2pp.
Troops left for defense of Nova Scotia. 1 p.
Amherst to Pitt. 5pp.
Amherst correspondence with Gov. Drucoer of Louisburg and Pitt. 32pp.
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Return of killed and wounded at Cape Breton. 2pp.
Amherst to Pitt. Ip.
Account of guns, stores taken in Louisburg. 2pp.
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Amherst instructions to Rollo. 3pp.
Amherst correspondence with Pitt. 2pp.
Reconnaissance of French officers. 2pp.
Amherst correspondence with Pitt, Wolfe, Lawrence, Monckton and Whitmore.
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Route from Boston to Albany. I p.
Amherst to Pitt. 3pp.
Murray correspondence with Wolfe and Vaughan. 11pp.
Whitmore correspondence with Pitt. 8pp.
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Amherst correspondence with Pitt, Forbes, and Johnson. 11pp.
Quarters of troops in North America. 2pp.
Amherst correspondence with Pitt, Pownall, Johnson, De Lancey, Fitch and
Wentworth. 26pp.
Denny correspondence with Forbes and Pennsylvania Assembly. 13pp.
Amherst correspondence with Durell, Forbes and Lyttleton. 15pp.
Monckton to Abercromby. 10pp.
Monckton report of troops on expedition up St. Johns River. I7pp.
Amherst correspondence with Pitt. 4pp.
Mercer to Forbes. 3pp.
Minutes of conference with Indians at Pittsburgh. 9pp.
Schedule of papers referred to in above letter. 5pp.
Amherst correspondence with various governors, Wentworth, Pownall,
Apthorpe, Johnson, and Loring. 58pp.
Return of troops serving in North America. 2pp.
Amherst to Pitt. 5pp.
Schedule of papers referred to in above letter. 14pp.
Amherst correspondence with governors Wentworth and Pownall. 19pp.
Penobscot Indians to Pownall. 3pp.
Pownall correspondence with Amherst and Massachusetts Assembly. 22pp.
Amherst correspondence with Fitch, Hopkins, De Lancey, Denny, Fauquier,
Lyttleton, Durell and Lawrence. 43pp.
List of corps for expedition against Quebec. 2pp.
Amherst correspondence with Whitmore. 5pp.
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Destination of Massachusetts provincials. 2pp.
Orders to James, Fletcher, Morris, Danks and McCurdy. 10pp.
Amherst correspondence with Loring, Scott and Kilby. 18pp.
Amherst correspondence with Campbell, Bouquet, Clair, Stanwix and Pitt. 29pp.
Schedule of papers. 7pp.
Amherst correspondence with Wentworth and Pownall. 5pp.
Pownall to Massachusetts Council and Assembly. 5pp.
Amherst correspondence with Pownall, Fitch, Denny and Fauquier. 13pp.
Fauquier speech. 3pp.
Address of Virginia House of Burgesses to Fauquier. 2pp.
Amherst correspondence with Fauquier, Stanwix and Whitmore. 11pp.
Regulation of baggage and forage money. 4pp.
Amherst correspondence with Lawrence, Monckton, Williamson, Burton,
Durell, Campbell, Schomberg, and Denny. 25pp.
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Pownall, message to Penobscot Indians. 3pp.
Pownall's journal to Penobscot Indians. 30pp.
Amherst correspondence with Pownall, Hopkins, Fitch, De Lancey, Bernard,
Denny and Stanwix. 37pp.
Return of companies raised in Pennsylvania. 2pp.
Sharpe to Amherst and Maryland Assembly. 8pp.
Amherst correspondence with Lawrence, Monckton, Williamson, Burton,
Durell, Campbell, Schomberg and Denny. 25pp.
Amherst correspondence with Fauquier, Ellis, and Johnson. 17pp.
Johnson correspondence with the Six Nations of Iroquois. 2pp.
Amherst correspondence with Johnson, Stanwix, and Prideux. 33pp.
Proportion of ordnance remaining at Ft. Stanwix and ordered to Mohawk River.
2pp.
Amherst correspondence with Prideux, Wolfe, Schomberg, Wheelock, Jarvis,
Loring, Kilby, Mortier, Apthorpe, Montcalm, and Bourlamaque. 68pp.
Army at Lake George. Ip.
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Amherst correspondence with Apthorpe, Mortier, Appy, and De Lancey. 36pp.
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Resolves of the New York Assembly. 3pp.
Amherst correspondence with De Lancey. 5pp.
Act for emitting bills of credit in New York. 11 pp.
Amherst correspondence with De Lancey and Denny. 5pp.
Denny correspondence with Stanwix and Amherst. 7pp.
Killed, wounded and missing at Ft. Ticonderoga. I p.
Amherst journal. 19pp.
Amherst correspondence with Pitt and Johnson. 8pp.
Articles of capitulation of Ft. Niagara. 4pp.
Return of Ordnance; Niagara, Ticonderoga, and Crown Point. 5pp.
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Amherst correspondence with Gage, Graham, Kilby, Stanwix, and Pitt. 57pp.
Schedule of papers enclosed in Amherst's letter to Pitt, above. 11 pp.
Amherst to Bradstreet. 3pp.
Instructions for the commandant of Ft. Edward, Capt. Kennedy, and Capt.
Wheelock. 37pp.
Form of parole of French officers. I p.
Amherst correspondence with Wolfe, Saunders, Gage, and Stanwix. 48pp.
Indian intelligence from Croghan. 5pp.
Stanwix correspondence with Amherst, Johnson, and Mercer. 35pp.
Amherst correspondence with Johnson, northern governors, Wentworth and
Pownall. 33pp.
Amherst correspondence with De Lancey and Bernard. 43pp.
Amherst correspondence with Fauquier and Lyttleton. 10pp.
Lyttleton to Assembly of South Carolina and correspondence from Assembly.
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Amherst correspondence with Lyttleton, Loring and Pownall. 6pp.
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Resolutions of the New York Assembly on raising troops. 2pp.
Amherst correspondence with De Lancey, Bernard, Lyttleton, Ellis, and Stanwix.
19pp.
Memorial to Amherst from Massachusetts and Connecticut provincials. 4pp.
Amherst correspondence with Vaudreuil. 4pp.
List of French prisoners exchanged with Canada. I p.
Amherst correspondence with Lawrence and Pownall. 7pp.
Pownall's message to Massachusetts Assembly. 2pp.
Amherst correspondence with Pownall. 4pp.
Memorial Capt. Skene to Amherst. 2pp.
Return of guns, stores, etc. taken on Lake Champlain. 2pp.
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Proportion of ordnance for service of garrison at Crown Point. 6pp.
Remains of ordnance, Ticonderoga. Ip.
Abstract of guns, stores for garrisons of Ft. George and Ft. Edward. 3pp.
Amherst correspondence with dependent forts Crown Point and Ticonderoga.
5pp.
Instructions to commandant. Ft. George. 2pp.
Amherst correspondence with Haviland and Campbell. 6pp.
Maj. Grant's remarks on the present situation in Canada. 8pp.
Amherst to Pownall and governors of New York and New Jersey. 5pp.
Winter quarters and garrisons in New York. 3pp.
Amherst correspondence with Montcalm, Bourlamaque and Pitt. 8pp.
Schedule of papers enclosed in Amherst to Pitt, above. 11 pp.
Lyttleton to Amherst with resolutions of South Carolina Assembly. 12pp.
General return of forces in South Carolina and Georgia. 2pp.
Amherst correspondence with Lyttleton, Ellis and Pownall. 15pp.
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Amherst correspondence with Saunders, Colvill, Eyre, and Pownall. 11 pp.
Pownall to Assembly of Massachusetts. 2pp.
Amherst to Pitt. 8pp.
Schedule of papers referred to in above letter. 16pp.
Amherst correspondence with northern governors, Pownall, Hopkins, Bernard,
and Hamilton. 23pp.
Hamilton to Assembly of Pennsylvania and reply from Assembly. 4pp.
Amherst correspondence with Hamilton and Lyttleton. 6pp.
Peace treaty between Lyttleton and the Cherokees at Ft. Prince George. 4pp.
Lyttleton correspondence with Amherst and Coytmore. 14pp.
Return of the South Carolina regiment of foot. Ip.
Amherst correspondence with Lyttleton, Johnson, De Lancey, Watts, and Bradstreet. 16pp.
Amherst account of whale boats, battoes, etc. Ft. George. Ip.
Amherst correspondence with Bradstreet and Loring. 6pp.
Proportion of artillery sent from Boston to New York. Ip.
Amherst correspondence with Stark, Lawrence, Colvill, Jarvis, Stott, Dudgeon,
and Montgomery. 27pp.
Murray to Amherst. 10pp.
Manifesto to inhabitants of Canada. 4pp.
Form of oath administered to Canadians. Ip.
Amherst to Pitt. 5pp.
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Amherst correspondence with Gage, Stott, Loring, Colvill, Wentworth, Hopkins,
De Lancey, Bradstreet, and Pownall. 21pp.
Report on governor's speech by Massachusetts Assembly. 4pp.
Hamilton correspondence with Amherst and Stanwix. 6pp.
Amherst correspondence with Ellis and Stanwix. 8pp.
Stanwix correspondence with Fauquier and Amherst. 13pp.
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Amherst correspondence with Wentworth, Pownall, and Hutchinson. 13pp.
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Amherst correspondence with Pownall, Hutchinson. Hopkins, Fitch, and De
Lancey. 15pp.
Resolutions of Assembly of New York. 2pp.
Amherst correspondence with Bernard and Hamilton. 9pp.
Hamilton correspondence with Frederick Post and Amherst. 12pp.
Sharpe correspondence with Amherst. 4pp.
Resolutions of Assembly of Maryland. 4pp.
Sharpe correspondence with delegates of Maryland and Amherst. 5pp.
Fauquier correspondence with Amherst. 7pp.
Amherst correspondence with Dobbs, Lyttleton, Ellis, Hamilton and Stanwix.
16pp.
Amherst to northern Indians. 4pp.
Johnson to Amherst. 4pp.
Johnson conference with Six Nations. 7pp.
Johnson to chief of Delaware Indians. 2pp.
Amherst correspondence with Johnson, Grant, Lawrence, Murray, Whitmore,
Ruvyne, Whitmore, Pitt, and Pownall. 71pp.
Representatives of Boston to Pownall. 5pp.
Pownall correspondence with Amherst and Assembly of Massachusetts. 9pp.
Submission of Penobscot Indians to Massachusetts. 3pp.
Pownall to Amherst. 26pp.
Amherst correspondence with Monckton, Hamilton, and Johnson. 9pp.
Conference with sundry Indians at Ft. Pitt. 14pp.
Amherst correspondence with Johnson, Hamilton; circular to governors and
Colvill. 6pp.
Amherst to Pitt. 10pp.
Schedule of papers referred to in above letter. 17pp.
Amherst correspondence with Murray, Whitmore, Pownall, and Arbuthnott.
14pp.
Arbuthnott, proposals to Ft. Frederick. 2pp.
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Arbuthnott to Pownall. 6pp.
Petition of officers at Ft. Frederick. 2pp.
Pownall correspondence with Amherst and Christie. 9pp.
Amherst correspondence with Hutchinson and Pownall. 3pp.
Vote of Assembly of Massachusetts. 3pp.
Hutchinson correspondence with Amherst. 5pp.
Amherst correspondence with Wentworth, Fitch, Bernard, and Monckton. 9pp.
Dobbs correspondence with Stanwix and Monckton. 6pp.
Amherst correspondence with Monckton, Dobbs, Bull, Montgomery, McCartney, Haviland, and Johnson. 55pp.
Vaudreuil to Bonneau. 3pp.
Amherst correspondence with Levis, Pitt, Vaudreuil. 21pp.
Articles of capitulation, Montreal. 28pp.
Colvill correspondence with Pitt and Byron. 5pp.
Disposition of troops under Colvill, 3pp.
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Schedule of papers referred to in above letter. 13pp.
Whitmore correspondence with Amherst, Hill, and Murray. 20pp.
Hutchinson correspondence with Amherst and House of Representatives of
Massachusetts. 7pp.
Amherst correspondence with Fitch, Bull, Montgomery, and Monckton. 53pp.
Return of killed and wounded under Montgomery. Ip.
Amherst circular to governor of Breton. 4pp.
Pouchot correspondence with Amherst. 2pp.
Articles of capitulation of Isle Royale. Ip.
Capitulation signed by officers, Ft. Levis. 1 p.
Inventory of artillery of Ft. Levis. 2pp.
Return of prisoners of Isle Royale. 2pp.
List of prisoners killed or wounded at Ft. Levis. 3pp.
Return of forces under Amherst. 2pp.
Whale boats and battoes delivered to Ft. Ontario. Ip.
Amherst to Pitt. 11pp.
Schedule of papers referred to in above letter. 11pp.
Amherst circular and correspondence with Wentworth, Whitmore, Lawrence,
Montgomery, Campbell, Forster, and Monckton. 35pp.
Oath of allegiance by Canadians. 1 p.
Amherst correspondence with Loring, Colvill, Murray, Burton, and Gage. 32pp.
Commissions for Canadian militia. 2pp.
Amherst instructions to officers on oath of allegiance. 3pp.
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Return of ordnance taken at Isle Noix. 3pp.
Account of guns taken at Montreal. 3pp.
Inventory of merchant goods for French and Indians of Montreal. 20pp.
Inventory of munitions and effects at Trois River. 4pp.
Inventory of furs, St. Maurice. 8pp.
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Disposition of troops in North America for winter quarters. 3pp.
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Schedule of papers enclosed in the above. 3pp.
Amherst correspondence with Bernard, Bull, and Dudgeon. 14pp.
Return of surrendered French troops. 20pp.
Amherst to Pitt. 2pp.
Schedule of papers enclosed in the above. 3pp.
Amherst correspondence with Whitmore, Belcher, Foster, Dobbs, and Monckton. 35pp.
Amherst instructions to commandants of forts dependent on Crown Point. 4pp.
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Schedule of papers referred to in Amherst to Pitt. 14pp.
Amherst correspondence with Whitmore, Belcher, Colden, Spencer, Bradley,
Bull, Grant, Vaughan, Johnson, Colvill, and Percival. 1 iOpp.
Disposition of transports in New York. Ip.
Amherst correspondence with Percival, Campbell, Wentworth, Spencer, and
Bradley. 12pp.
Spencer correspondence with Pitt, Cannon, Pintard, and De Lanccy. 16pp.
Spencer to Amherst, Pennington & Sons, and Paul Richard & Co. 19pp.
Vessels laden with provisions for Monte Christi. 3pp.
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Vessels with foreign sugars, New York. 2pp.
Bradley correspondence with Colden and Amherst. 8pp.
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Schedule of papers referred to in above letter. 3pp.
Hamilton correspondence with Amherst and Assembly of Pennsylvania. 10pp.
Amherst correspondence with Bull and Grant. 19pp.
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Amherst correspondence with Wentworth, Whitmore, and Belcher. 10pp.
Extract from Council of Nova Scotia on removal of French Acadians. 6pp.
Belcher correspondence with Amherst. 3pp.
Charge against Manoch. 2pp.
Amherst correspondence with Belcher, Bernard, Fitch and Colden. 10pp.
Resolves of Assembly of New York. 2pp.
Amherst correspondence with Colden, Boone, Hamilton, and Fauquier. 13pp.
Virginia House of Burgesses to Amherst. 3pp.
Amherst correspondence with Fauquier, Robinson, Wright, Bernard, De Lancey,
and Watts. 14pp.
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Schedule of papers referred to in above letter. 20pp.
Amherst correspondence with Bull and Fauquier. 9pp.
Articles of peace proposed to Cherokees. 2pp.
Fauquier correspondence with Byrd, Bullitt, and Smith. 7pp.
Amherst correspondence with Sharpe, Hamilton, Boone, Fitch, Hopkins, and
Bernard. 13pp.
Bernard correspondence with Council of Massachusetts and Amherst. 20pp.
Amherst correspondence with Wentworth, Belcher, Whitmore, Bastide, Lord
Rolls, and Vaughan. 34pp.
Hamilton correspondence with Amherst and Assembly of Pennsylvania. 15pp.
Amherst correspondence with Grant, Johnson, and Mackellar. 7pp.
Return of troops under Rollo. 3pp.
List of transports with Rollo. 2pp.
Amherst to Pitt. 5pp.
Schedule of papers referred to in above letter. 6pp.
Amherst correspondence with Fauquier, Dobbs, Bull, Colvill, Grant, and Johnson. 47pp. .
List of materials usually sold to Indians; people employed in Indian Department
and Indian intelligence from Detroit west of Ft. Pitt. 7pp.
Amherst correspondence with Johnson, Elliott, and Hamilton. 12pp.
Militia and merchants of Montreal to Gage. 2pp.
Amherst to Pitt. 3pp.
Schedule of papers referred to in above letter. 5pp.
Bull correspondence with Amherst. 7pp.
Fauquier correspondence with Amherst, House of Burgesses and Indian commissioners. 11pp.
Amherst correspondence with Sharpe, Bernard and Grant. 5pp.
Warrior of Estatoes talk to Mackintosh. 2pp.
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Schedule of papers referred to in above letter. 18pp.
Amherst correspondence with Boone, Bull, and Dobbs. 31pp.
Fauquier correspondence with Amherst and Byrd. 5pp.
Hamilton to Amherst and Wolcott. 22pp.
Amherst correspondence with Hamilton. Colden, Fitch, Belcher, Rollo, Dalrymple, Douglas, and Grant. 29pp.
Journal of march and operations of troops under Grant. 17pp.
Towns destroyed in Cherokee Nation by Grant. I p.
Killed and wounded. Ip.
Amherst correspondence with Grant, Johnson, arid Gladwin with troops to
embark at New York. 21pp.
Amherst to Pitt. 3pp.
Schedule of papers referred to in above letter. 5pp.
Amherst correspondence with Fauquier, Hamilton and Colden. 8pp.
Conference with the Six Nations at Easton. Pa. 54pp.
Amherst correspondence with Colden, Wentworth and Grant. 16pp.
Journal of conferences with Cherokees. 15pp.
Amherst to Grant. 2pp.
Colvill to Darby. 3pp.
Amherst to Pitt. 3pp.
Schedule of papers referred to in above letter. 3pp.
Amherst correspondence with Colden, Hopkins, Fitch, and Bernard. 9pp.
Amherst to Pitt. 4pp.
Schedule of papers referred to in above letter. 5pp.
Amherst to Monckton. 10pp.
Schedule of papers referred to in above letter. 3pp.
Amherst correspondence with Rollo and Douglas. 7pp.
Account of provisions with list of men and transports; also return of M onckton's
troops. 7pp.
Amherst correspondence with Darby, Bull, Fitch, and Johnson. 16pp.
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Schedule of papers referred to in above letter. 12pp.
Boone correspondence with Amherst and Assembly of South Carolina. 14pp.
Amherst correspondence with Fauquier, Sharpe, Hamilton, Hardy, and Colden.
28pp.
Colden's message to Assembly and resolves of Assembly of New York. 4pp.
Amherst correspondence with Colden, Fitch, Bernard, Wentworth, Arbuthnot,
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Schedule of papers from Amherst to governors in North America. 4pp.
Amherst correspondence with governors of New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts; also Colden and surveyors
general. 12pp.
Amherst correspondence with Fitch, Bernard, Colden, Hamilton, Hopkins, and
Temple. 18pp.
Schedule of papers belonging to the French king's subjects. 5pp.
Amherst correspondence with Sharpe and Egremont. 8pp.
Schedule of papers. 8pp.
Amherst correspondence with Albemarle, Pocock, Dobbs, Fauquier, and Hamilton. 16pp.
Message from Assembly of Pennsylvania to Hamilton. 2pp.
Amherst correspondence with Colden, Fitch, Ward, and Gage. 17pp.
Burton's report on state of Three Rivers; also return of troops, demographic lists,
and list of transports. 23pp.
Proportion of artillery and stores, and abstract of officers and men of royal
regiment of artillery. 2pp.
Amherst to Egremont. 4pp.
Schedule of papers referred to in above letter. 6pp.
Boone to Amherst. 2pp.
Intelligence of French vessels at New Orleans. Ip.
Amherst correspondence with Boone, Monckton, Fitch, and Wentworth. 18pp.
Treaty with Six Nations at Johnson Hall, N.Y. 42pp.
General return of troops with list of transports, Second Division of New York.
2pp.
Amherst correspondence with Albemarle, Rodney and Pocock. 17pp.
Intelligence of Spanish or French fleet. 7pp.
Amherst to Egremont. 3pp.
Schedule of papers referred to in above letter. 4pp.
J. Amherst to W. Amherst. 5pp.
Schedule of papers with instructions to W. Amherst. 1 p.
Lists of troops, artillery, officers, and provisions for W. Amherst expedition. 7pp.
Amherst correspondence with Colvill, Forster, Belcher, and Fullchen. 12pp.
Intelligence received from Boston. 3pp.
Amherst to governors of New Jersey, New York, and Connecticut. 4pp.
Account of recruits and victualling vessels, Quebec. 2pp.
Amherst to Egremont. 5pp.
Schedule of papers referred to in above letter. 6pp.
Amherst correspondence with Albemarle and Pocock. 10pp.
Report of state of troops at Havana. 1 p.
Amherst to Houlton. 3pp.
List of transports from Havana to New York. Ip.
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Extracts of letters in relation to Acadians. 12pp.
Amherst correspondence with Hardy, Ward, and Bernard. 6pp.
State of recruits for regular corps. 1 p.
Bastide to Egremont. I p.
Amherst to Egremont. 6pp.
Schedule of papers referred to in above letter. 2pp.
Amherst correspondence with Fauquier and governors of North America. 3pp.
List of transports ordered to England. 2pp.
Return of three companies of Forty-fifth Regiment. Ip.
Report of condition of brigade from Havana. I p.
Amherst to Egremont. 4pp.
Schedule of papers referred to in above letter. 2pp.
Johnson to Amherst. 4pp.
Return of troops from Havana. 2pp.
Report of condition of provincial troops from Havana. Ip.
List of transports from Havana. 2pp.
Return of men belonging to regiments in West Indies. I p.
List of recruits furnished by provinces. I p.
Amherst to Egremont. 2pp.
Schedule of papers referred to in above letter. 2pp.
State of disposition of troops in North America. 3pp.
List of vessels on lakes in North America. Ip.
Return of troops at Havana. 2pp.
Disposition of recruiting parties arrived from Havana. I p.
Amherst correspondence with Hardy, Albemarle, Hamilton, Sharpe, Fauquier,
and governors of Virginia and South Carolina. 10pp.
Abstract of guns, mortars and howitzers. 2pp.
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Schedule of papers referred to in above letter. 2pp.
Fauquier correspondence with Amherst. 3pp.
Johnson correspondence with Amherst; also minutes of meeting with Onondaga
Indians. 15pp.
State of transports from Havana. 2pp.
Memorial of George Washington et al. for grant of lands. 6pp.
Amherst to Egremont. 4pp.
Schedule of papers referred to in above letter. 2pp.
Amherst correspondence with Johnson and Fitch. 6pp.
Final account of transports sailed from Havana to New York. 2pp.
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Schedule of papers referred to in above letter. 3pp.
Amherst correspondence with Spry, Gualy, Tulleken, Fauquier, Stuart, and
southern governors. 10pp.
Extracts of letters about bad disposition of Indians in the western department.
15pp.
Amherst to Egremont. 4pp.
Schedule of papers referred to in above letter. 13pp.
Intelligence of bad disposition of Indians in upper Ohio country. 5pp.
Amherst correspondence with Bouquet and Wilkins. 5pp.
Cuyler's report of attack by Indians on Lake Erie. 4pp.
Amherst correspondence with Wilkins, Gladwin, and Bouquet. 30pp.
Amherst correspondence with Johnson and governors of North America; also
Hamilton, Monckton, Franklin, Fitch, Boone and Stuart. 45pp.
Amherst to Egremont. 6pp.
Schedule of papers referred to in above letter. 9pp.
Amherst instructions to Gladwin with correspondence to Bouquet. 10pp.
Ecuyer to Bouquet. 2pp.
Speech and messages between Ecuyer and Delaware Indians. 5pp.
Bouquet correspondence with Price, Blane, and Amherst. 8pp.
Johnson correspondence with Amherst. 14pp.
Amherst correspondence with Hamilton, Robertson, and Graves. 15pp.
List of English transports remaining at New York. Ip.
Gladwin correspondence with Amherst, Jenkins, and Etherington. 33pp.
Particulars regarding the loss of Sandusky, St. Joseph, Miamis, and Presque Isle.
8pp.
Amherst correspondence with Gladwin, Johnson, and Hamilton with instructions
to Gardiner. 16pp.
Strength of regiments arrived at New York from Havana. 2pp.
Account of transports in service at New York. Ip.
Disposition of troops in North America. 3pp.
Amherst to Egremont. 3pp.
Schedule of papers referred to in above letter. 12pp.
Bouquet correspondence with Amherst. 7pp.
Return of killed and wounded at Edge Hill near Bushy Run. 2pp.
Bouquet to Amherst. 4pp.
Speech from Indians to officers at Ft. Pitt. 7pp.
Amherst correspondence with Bouquet, Fauquier, Qurry, Stephen, and Johnson.
17pp.
Information concerning Indians on frontiers of Virginia. 2pp.
Amherst correspondence with Johnson, Forster, Boone, Stuart, and Gladwin.
29pp.
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Detail of action against Indians near Ft. Detroit. 5pp.
Return of killed and wounded near Detroit. 2pp.
Amherst correspondence with Gladwin and Robertson, officers commanding
Florida and Louisiana; also commanders of islands of Bermuda. 27pp.
Account of provisions shipped to Florida and Louisiana; also list of transports.
3pp.
Amherst correspondence with Gualy and Zobel. 4pp.
Amherst to Egremont. 3pp.
Schedule of papers referred to in above letter. 3pp.
Johnson correspondence with Amherst. 8pp.
Messages from Canadian Indians to western tribes. 10pp.
Memorial to Amherst from merchants in Pennsylvania. 3pp.
Intended disposition of troops on Lake Erie. Ip.
List of transports at New York. I p.
Amherst to Egremont. 6pp.
Schedule of papers referred to in above letter. 2pp.
Johnson to Amherst. 9pp.
Minutes with Six Nations and Coghnawaga Indians, Johnson Hall, N.Y. 18pp.
Amherst to Johnson. 6pp.
Return of killed and wounded at carrying place at Niagara; also relating of gallant
defense by crew against Indians. 3pp.
Extracts of report from Robertson; also correspondence to Boone. 15pp.
Johnson to Amherst. 3pp.
Schedule of papers delivered by Amherst on giving up command in North
America to Gage. 30pp.
Amherst correspondence with Johnson and Stuart, and circular to governors of
North America. 4pp.
Amherst memoranda for Gage. 17pp.
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Pitt correspondence with Lawrence and Murray. 15pp.
Journals of Murray on the surrender of Quebec. 78pp.
Return of British forces and artillery. 2pp.
French correspondence with Murray. 22pp.
Pitt correspondence with Colvill and Murray. 4pp.
Correspondence of Murray. 9pp.
Weekly return of troops from St. Lawrence. Ip.
Manifesto from French to Murray. Ip.
Circulars, Vaudreiul and Bigot; also to captains of militia. 5pp.
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Murray correspondence with Barrington. 12pp.
Petition of Coquart; also letter to Murray. 5pp.
Account of furs taken at Checoutime. 2pp.
Coquart to agent of affairs. 3pp.
Account of furs and merchandise taken at Isle Jeremie. 3pp.
Murray correspondence with Colvill and Wood. 3pp.
Circular from Vaudreuil. 2pp.
Circular order from Levis. 14pp.
Whitmore correspondence with Pitt. 6pp.
Atkin to Pitt. 11pp.
Treaty with Upper Creek Nation. 6pp.
List of Choctaw towns with schedule of prices agreed between Choctaw Indians
and traders. 4pp.
Injunction of no trade with Alabama Indians. 5pp.
Treaty with Alabama Indians. 7pp.
Conferences with Choctaw Indians. 16pp.
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Instructions from King George to Dinwiddie. 4pp.
Holdernesse correspondence with Dinwiddie, and governors of New York, Virginia, and North Carolina. 9pp.
Proposal to Virginia delivered by Smyth and Townshend. 3pp.
Robinson correspondence with Dinwiddie, Shirley, Lawrence, Sharpe, Lyttleton,
governors of New Jersey and Pennsylvania, Hopkins, Wentworth, and Fitch.
28pp.
Fox to Demere. Ip.
Robinson correspondence with Dinwiddie, Dorset, Boards of Admiralty and
Ordnance, and governors in North America. 13pp.
Memoranda of variations in circular. Ip.
Robinson correspondence with Shirley, Dinwiddie, governors of North America;
also King George with secret instructions for Braddock. I Opp.
Extract of Keppel's orders. 2pp.
Robinson to Braddock; also list of papers delivered to Braddock. 4pp.
Robinson correspondence with governors in North America; also lords of admiralty and Braddock. 14pp.
Robinson to Shirley, Board of Ordnance, Braddock, governor of Georgia, Lawrence, and De Lancey. 6pp.
Draft to Board of Ordnance. 1 p.
Robinson to lords of admiralty, Braddock, governors of North America, and
Boscawen; also secret instructions to Boscawen. 18pp.
Robinson to Holbume with secret instructions; also to governors of North
America, including draft to Braddock. 13pp.
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Robinson correspondence with Dinwiddie, Braddock, Lawrence, Shirley, and
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List of papers sent to Shirley. 5pp.
Robinson to governors in North America, Reynolds, Lyttleton, Dinwiddie, Hopkins; also lords of admiralty and Board of Ordnance. 14pp.
Robinson to Boscawen, Johnson, Shirley, Fitch, Dinwiddie, and governors of
New England. 11pp.
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Fox correspondence with Shirley, Webb, Abercromby, Loudoun; also instructions from King George to Webb. 24pp.
King George instructions to H opson. 4pp.
Pitt correspondence with Hopson and Hay. 3pp.
Holdernesse to Loudoun. 2pp.
Correspondence between commissioners of trade and plantations and Committee
of Lords. 4pp.
Petition to the king from New Hampshire. 5pp.
Report of Board of Trade on the above. 10pp.
Holdernesse correspondence with Loudoun and Barrington. 7pp.
Instructions King George to Holburne. 14pp.
Certificate by James Glen. I p.
Holdernesse to Holburne. 3pp.
Fox correspondence with Lyttleton, governors of North America, Shirley, Hardy,
Lawrence, Dinwiddie, Devonshire, and lords of admiralty. 29pp.
Pitt correspondence with Bedford, Marlborough, lords of admiralty; also memoranda from Mr. Frederick and lords of admiralty. 25pp.
Loring's receipt for dispatches to America. 2pp.
Instructions from King George to Abercromby. 8pp.
Warrant from Pitt to King George. 4pp.
Troops destined for Louisburg, Canada, Ohio, and southward. 5pp.
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Instructions of King George to Boscawen. 2pp.
Pitt to master general of ordnance. I p.
Brass ordnance, howitzers, etc. for Halifax, New York, and Pennsylvania. 6pp.
Pitt correspondence with Barrington, general of ordnance, Boscawen, Bedford,
lords of admiralty, and secretary of war. 22pp.
Instructions of King George to Boscawen, Whitmore, and Lawrence. 16pp.
Memorandum of dispatches for America with list of packets for New York and
Halifax. 3pp.
Pitt to lords of admiralty. I p.
Instructions of King George to Amherst. 10pp.
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Proposals for expedition to Quebec. 3pp.
Clause on provisions extracted from North American contract. Ip.
Miscellaneous memoranda. 4pp.
List of officers serving in hospitals in North America. Ip.
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List of papers for Saunders. Ip.
Pitt to lords of admiralty. 1 p.
Instructions of King George to Saunders. 2pp.
Pitt to lords of admiralty. Board of Ordnance, and King George. 8pp.
List of arms, tents, stores to be taken off transpons. 1 p.
Pitt to Saunders and lords of admiralty. 2pp.
Instructions of King George to Saunders. 8pp.
Draft to lords of admiralty. Ip.
Rivers to Saunders. Ip.
Instructions of King George to Wolfe. 7pp.
Pitt correspondence with Saunders. Whitmore. and Legonier. 13pp.
Instructions to Colvill. Hankerson. and Douglass. 5pp.
Egremont correspondence with Amherst. Boone. and Hardy: also petition of
Dalrymple. 87pp.
Halifax correspondence with Amherst. 10pp.
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Pitt correspondence with Hopson. 3pp.
Instructions of King George to Clarke..4pp.
Pitt to governors in North America and West Indies. 3pp.
Instructions of King George to Dalrymple. 3pp.
Egremont correspondence with Monckton. Dalrymple, governors of Havana.
Martinique, and Grenada. 29pp.
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