Docket on a Georgia document and portrait, 1776 February 8.

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Docket on a Georgia document and portrait, 1776 February 8.

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Edward Longworthy [future Articles of Confederation signer from Georgia?] has copied, 1775 December 11, from the minutes of the Continental Congress an undated resolve that George Wells of Captain [Cincinnatus A.L.] Lamar's company is owed nine pounds, ten shillings. George Walton has docketed on the verso "Pay the within Geo Walton 8th Feby 1776." George Houston has signed for receipt, 1776 February 13.

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