Minutes of the Pennsylvania Navy Board, September 24, 1777

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State Navy Board [Philadelphia] Sepr 24t 1777

An Order on William Webb to Ann King for four pounds Twelve shillings and six pence for Making Sundry Colours for the fleet — £4.12. .6.

1. Navy Board Minute Books, vol. 2, Pa.Arch.

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1777 September 24

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Pennsylvania Navy Board

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Philadelphia

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American Theatre from August 1, 1777, to September 30, 1777

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