Diary of Lieutenant John Barker, December 22, 1774

Document

Transcription

[Boston] 22d. [December, 1774]

Snow all day. The Detachment not yet sailed; we hear it is to go to Rhode Island to bring away a quantity of Powder from a Vessel which has been drove in there, and which they are afraid to trust without a Guard.

1. Barker, Diary, 13.

Document Information

Date

1774 December 22

Author

Barker, John (Lt.)

Volume

Volume 1

Places

Boston

Series

American Theatre from December 1, 1774, to May 20, 1775

Similar Documents

Joshua Wentworth to Messrs. Smith & Atkinson, Boston, April 28, 1775

Memoirs of William Smith, Member of the Governor's Council of New York, February 9, 1775

George Woolsey to Benjamin Titcomb, Falmouth, April 4, 1775

Journal of His Majesty's Sloop Otter, Matthew Squire Commanding, May 11, 1775

Narrative of Vice Admiral Samuel Graves, April 16, 1775

Henry Laurens to John Laurens, London, May 9, 1775

Diary of Dr. Ezra Stiles, April 26, 1775

Committee of War at Ticonderoga to the Provincial Congress of Massachusetts, Watertown, May 10, 1775

"Letter from Falmouth, Mass., [Maine Province] to a Gentleman in Watertown, Dated May 11, 1775.", May 11, 1775

William Reynolds to John Norton & Sons, May 16, 1775

"Remarks &c on Board His Majesty's Ship Rose", May 2, 1775

Woolsey and Salmon to Four Mercantile Firms in Ireland, January 25, 1775

Major General Thomas Gage to Jonathan Trumbull, Governor of Connecticut, May 3, 1775

Pennsylvania Packet, Monday, March 13, 1775

Richard Henry Lee to Arthur Lee, London, February 24, 1775

Woolsey and Salmon to William Willcocks & Co., Cork, April 26, 1775

Diary of Lieutenant John Barker, May 8, 1775

Hunking Wentworth, Chairman of Committee of Portsmouth to President of New Hampshire Provincial Congress, Exeter, May 17, 1775

Henry Laurens to Richard Oswald, London, January 4, 1775

Vice Admiral Samuel Graves to General Thomas Gage, No. 1, March 31, 1775