Joseph Palmer to John Adams, December 2, 1775

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Watertown Decemr 2d. 1775

[Extract]

One Vessel in the Bay was lately burnt, supposed by Lightening; Hank Green (at the Lines) said that it was a Ship the Juno, from Engd with Hay; by circumstances, I suspect she had Powder.² ー

1. Adams Papers, MassHS.

2. The Jupiter, from Nova Scotia, with hay. See Graves to Stephens, November 30, 1775.

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Date

1775 December 2

Author

Palmer, Joseph (Brig. Gen., Massachusetts Militia)

Volume

Volume 2

Recipient

Adams, John

Places

Watertown

Ships

Series

American Theatre from November 1, 1775, to December 7, 1775

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