Papers, 1747-1849.

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Papers, 1747-1849.

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Papers of Jonathan Hasbrouck, 1747-1780, include promissory notes, military commissions and orders, receipt book relating to troop payments and army supplies, 1776-1780, other receipts, and his will. Items concerning Washington's use of the Hasbrouck house include payrolls from work done to outfit the house, 1782-1783, photocopy of a letter by Hugh Hughes describing the potential of the house as a headquarters, 1781, and letters of Jonathan Hasbrouck II concerning preservation of the Hasbrouck House as an historic site, 1839-1849. Other items include deeds for the property, 1749-1789, and a tuition receipt from the school operated in the house by the Misses Hasbrouck, 1833.

1 v., ca. 45 items.

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New York State Historical Documents Inventory

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Hughes, Hugh, -1804

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