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After payment has been made in full, University Archives will ship your purchase within 5 business days following receipt of full payment for item. If you have any questions, contact University Archives prior to bidding. Shipping and handling costs are competitive as we maintain discounted contracts with FedEx. All relate to his farm.Īlso included are photocopies of letters of Thomson as Secretary of Congress, engraved and printed portraits of Thomson, and related items.Īmerican Express, MasterCard, Money Order / Cashiers Check, Paypal, Personal Check, Visa, Wire Transfer ShippingĪpplicable shipping and handling charges will be added to the invoice. At the end of the book are an additional five pages bearing varied receipts to Thomson dated 1790-1816. Remaining 54 pages are all penned by Charles Thomson, dated 1788-1819. In 1789, Thomson retired from Congress to his farm, Harriton, in Bryn Mawr. Penned on cover in unknown hand "Charles Thomson / Farm book." First ten pages in unknown hand record debits and credits, headed "Dr Bank of New York with Charles Thomson Esqr Cr.," 1787-1789. Issued to support military expenditures associated with the French and Indian War. Dated April 25, 1759." The province's name is purposely misspelled to deter counterfeiters. Twenty shilling engraved note issued by the "Province of Pensylvania, according to an Act of Assembly, made in the 32d year of the Reign of George II. (4) Banknote Signed "Cha s Thomson" and " Morris", 2.75" x 3.5". 1821 / Cashier of the Bank of the United / States pay to Pompey Smith or bearer / twenty dollars. Bank cancellation cuts through signature. (3) Autograph Document Signed "Cha s Thomson," 1 page, 7.75" x 3.75".
Addressed on verso to John Francis Oberlin, The ALS, in part, "I recd your kind favours of 29th Ult with £43.8 for which & former you have herewith a Rec t." The ADS "Cha s Thomson," a handwritten receipt, is dated by Thomson October 4, 1764. (2) Autograph Letter Signed "Cha s Thomson" above an Autograph Document Signed "Cha s Thomson," 1 page, 6.25" x 7.5". With the greatest respect I have the honor to be Your Excellency's Most Obedient & Most humble Servt." I also enclose two copies of the Journal as far as printed - on for the legislative & the other for the executive branch of Government. In full: "Pursuant to the order of Congress I herewith transmit to your Excellency to be communicated to the Legislature a State of representation for last month.
To "His Excellency The Governor of Connecticut." On laid paper watermarked with "GR" beneath a royal crown. Office of Secretary of Congress,, April 1, 1786. (1) Manuscript Letter Signed "Cha s Thomson" as Secretary of Congress, 1 page, 8" x 12.5".
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Thomson Charles 1729 - 1824 Amazing Archive includes five letters and documents signed by Patriot Charles Thomson and his farm ledger with over fifty pages in his hand
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