Journal of H.M. Sloop Tamar, Captain Edward Thornbrough, September 13, 1775

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September 1775
[Wednesday] 13

In Rebellion Road So Carolina

P M sent the Cutter Armed on Board the Swallow Packet² and took the Mail out to presirve the Governors Letter[s] Do The Governor came on Board Saluted him with 15 Guns

1. PRO, Admiralty 51/968.

2. The Swallow, with the mail for Falmouth, sailed September 25, 1775. PRO, Admiralty 51/968.

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Date

1775 September 13

Volume

Volume 2

Recipient

Thornbrough, Edward (Capt., R.N.)

Places

Rebellion Road So Carolina

Ships

Series

American Theatre from September 3, 1775, to October 31, 1775

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