Letter : Glasgow, [Mass.], to Elias Blanford, 1755 Dec. 6.

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Letter : Glasgow, [Mass.], to Elias Blanford, 1755 Dec. 6.

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December 6, 1755, note from Lieut. Thomas Stinson certifying that officers in Capt. Ingersell's (i.e. Joseph Ingersoll) company of Col. Whitcomb's (i.e. John Whitcomb) regiment of Massachusetts militia had each received two meals from Robert Henry.

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Blanford, Elias.

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Stinson, Thomas F.

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