Daniel of St. Thomas Jenifer papers, 1784.

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Daniel of St. Thomas Jenifer papers, 1784.

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Transcript of a letter (undated) to Jenifer, Maryland intendant of the revenue, from Charles Wallace describing Wallace's financial problems as contractor for the construction of the Maryland State House in Annapolis. Transcribed on the verso of Jenifer's copy of a resolution by the U.S. Congress concerning state credit for personal debts incurred during the Revolution.

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Jenifer, Daniel of St. Thomas, 1723-1790

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