Minutes of the Pennsylvania Navy Board, July 3, 1777

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State Navy Board [Philadelphia] July 3d 1777

James M'Coy second Lieutenant of the Experiment Galley and Philip Ardel second Lieutenant of the Effingham Galley having been guilty of Misemeanours were both try'd by a Court Martial and broke —

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

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Date

1777 July 3

Author

Pennsylvania Navy Board

Volume

Volume 9

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Philadelphia

Series

American Theatre from June 1, 1777, to July 31, 1777

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