Captain Ichabod Morton's Bill to James Warren Relative to Schooner Ellen, December 16, 1776

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Schooner : Ellen	Dr
To 1 Co[r]d wood	0	8	0
To Ship bread	0	6	6
To 1 lb Candles	0	0	10	¾
Ichabod Morton Master To 1 monthes pay from Decr 11th	5	0	0
Josiah Clark mate to 1 months pay Decr 13th	4	4	0
Bartlett Silevester to 1 months pay Decr 13th	4	4	0
Judah Bartlett to 1 months pay Decr 13th	3	6	0
A~nasa Morton to 1 months pay Decr 14th	2	8	0
	———
	£19	17	4	¾

Plymo Decr 16.1776 recd. of Jas: Warren Nineteen pounds. seventeen Shillings & 4d ¾ in full of the above

P — Ichabod Morton

1. Mass. Arch., vol. 8, 28.

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1776 December 16

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Plymouth

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American Theatre from November 1, 1776, to December 31, 1776

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