Journal of the Maryland Council of Safety, September 27, 1776

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[Annapolis] Friday. Sepr 27th 1776

Warrant issued to William Patterson to enlist twenty five men for the marine service.ー

Ordered That Western shore Treasurer pay to Captain Wm Patterson seventy five Pounds for enlisting men, as above.

1. Council of Safety Journal, 29 August 1775 to 20 March 1777, Md. Arch.

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1776 September 27

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Maryland Council of Safety

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Annapolis

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American Theatre from September 1, 1776, to October 31, 1776

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