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Box 1 REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS Folder 10 Box 1 REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS Folder 10. FOX, EDWARD (A), receipt to James 1776, Nicholson in behalf of Robt. Aug.12-15 Cummings and Company. Nos.66,6' , 68 Box 2. REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS Folder 4. FOX, JOHN, in the account of 1777, Capt. Williams with David Harvey Apr.16 for services rendered Maryland troops. No.IS REVOLUTIONARY RECORDS FOXWELL, CHARLES 1778, Marclk 30 Original Enlistment Papers, No.48 Box 2. REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS Folder 5 FOXWELL, CHARLES, in account with 1777 James Woolford for services rendered at Cook's Point. No.47 Box 3. REV0LUTI0NAKI PAPERS Folder 5. FOY, JOHN, in the account of 1776, clothing delivered to the Fourth July 13 Maryland Regiment by George Keeports. No.10 REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS Box 3. Folder 12. FOY, JOHN, in account with the State 1780, of Maryland for clothing delivered May 5. the 4th Regiment. No.7 REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS. Box 3. Folder 8. FOY, MICHAEL (A). Receipt to G. P. 1779, Keeports for services rendered the June 5. Maryland Troops. No.4 REVOLUTIONARY PAPiiiKS. Box 7. Folder 52 FRAIL, JOEN, on the return of the 1781, troops on garrison duty in the May 29. City of Annapolis. Box 2. REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS Folder 1. FRANCAWAY, JOHN, in the account 1777, of Joseph Smith with the Ship Jan.25 Defence. No.78 Box 2. REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS Folder 1A. FRANCEWAX, JOHN, in the accounts 1777, of George Cook of the Ship Defence Aug.15 with the State of Maryland. No.59 REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS. Box 6. Folder 11 FRANCEAIAY, JOHN, on the pay roll of 1777, the Ship Defence, beginning December M. 1776. [3 itemsj [Cf. Arcli:ive£, XV111, Index.] Box 13> REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS Folder 31 FRANCEWAY, JOHN, on muster roll of 1780 Capt. Walker Muse’s Company. Nov. 10 [Photostai] REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS Box 2. Folder 1/.. FRANCEWAY, JOSEPH (A), in 1777, account with George Cook May 1. for services rendered tAe Ship Defence. No.4 Box 1. REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS Folder 2. FRANCIS, ADAM, in account with 1776, Thomas Conway for services rendered Sept.12 the Sloop Molly. No. 23 Box 1. REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS Folder Z. FRANCIS, GEORGE, in account with 1776, Sept. Jenifer and Hooe and Thomas Conway for services rendered the Sloop Molly. Nos.SS,S8 REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS. Box 3. Folder B2. FRANCISCOS, GEORGE (A), receipt to 1781, Capt. George P. Keeports for clothing September -t delivered the Maiyland troops. No. 19 KETOLUTIONAHY PAPERS Box 12. [FREDERICK ?] Folder 30. FRaNCIS, JOHN, on a "List of 1781-1784. Depreciation Certificates which have been fraudulently obtained. No.l." REVOLUTI UN/JtY Box 12. [FREDERICK ?] Folder 31. IRiiNCIS, JOHN, on a "List of 1781-1784. Depreciation Certificates which have been fraudulently obtained. No.l." REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS. Box 3. Folder 7. FRANCOISE, JOHN, on the list of [1779]. soldiers paid cash for services rendered the Maryland troops. No.17 Francway. See also Francwell. ] ’ranewel. See also France ell. Box E. REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS Folder 1. FRANCWELL, JOHN, in the accounts 1777, of Elizabeth Wilson with the Ship Mar.-Apr. Defence. Nos.66,77 REVOLUTIONARY papers Box 3. Folder 1£. FRANKEN, BARNARD, in account with 1780, George P. Keeports for clothing May 5. delivered the 3rd Maiyland Regiment. No.8 REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS Box 15. Folder 12. FRANKLIN, B., signs the Treaty of 1784, Paris of September 3, 1783. January 2C. [Printed; from the State House]. hEVOLUTIONAKY PAPERS Box 15. PENNSYLVANIA Folder 4. FRANKLIN, BENJAMIN, signs the 1776, Declaration of Independence; July 4. a copy printed in Baltimore by [with photostat Mary Katharine Goddard in 1777 from State House] (?). REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS Box 14 fid. 36 Fr|anklin, Edward, on list of men transferred to the Corps of page 1 Invalids from the Maryland Line 1777-1783 REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS. Box 1. Folder 3. FRANKLIN, JAMES (A), in 1776, account with Lux and Bowly Mar. 29- for services rendered the Ship Defence, No. 11 DEVOLUTIONSY PiiPFHB Box 12. [ FREDERICK?] Folder 24. FRANKLIN, JOHN, on a list of 1779-1780 (?) depreciation pay issued to the » German Regiment. [2 items] REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS. Box 14. Folder 7. FRANKLIN, RICHARD, Maryland Line, 1783 - 1784 certificate of discharge given by B. Lincoln and an assignment of his pay to James Tootell. [2 items] REVOLUTIONARY papers. Box 3. Folder 12. FRANKLIN, THOMAS, in account with the 1780, State of Maryland for clothing October 1. delivered the 1st Regiment. No.15 Box REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS Folder 31 FRANKLING, THOMS, on muster roll of 1780 Capt. Walker Muse's Company. Nov. 10 [Photostat] Fransway. See also Franceway. HFVOLUTIONaBY bapehb Box 1£. [FREDERIOi ?] Folder 24. FRANTZ, ABRALikM, on a list of 1779-1780 ( ?) deprecaition pay issued to the German Regiment. [2 items] REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS Box 13. Folder 7. FRASIER, FRANCIS, on the list of 1776, Prisoners of War sent to Philadelphia April-May. by the Provincial Congress of North [4 items] Carolina. Traysure. See also Frazier. REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS. Box 5. Folder 2. FRAAER, LEVIN, order for payment for 1782, services rendered the Maryland Troops. July 26. No. 14 Box 2. REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS Folder 5. FRAZER, RICHARD, in account with 1777 James Woolford for services render- ed at Cook's Point. No.47 REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS. Box 14. Folder 8. FRAZER, RICHARD (A) witness 1784, March. [2 items] Frazer, See also Frazie and Frazier. Fiazer. See also Frazier. REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS. Box 14. Folder 5. FRAZIE, RICHARD (A) witness. 1784, February 20. [2 items] REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS. Box 14. Folder 6. FRAZIE, RICHARD (A) witness 1784, March 6. [2 items] REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS. Box 3. Folder 23. FRALIER, CAPT. - - in account with 1782. the State of Maryland for services rendered the barges. No. 24 REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS Box 10. Folder 15 FRAZIER, CAPT. - - in the letter 1782, of Governor William Pace to Mr. December :>0. Johnson relative to the payment of the bargemen. revolutionary papers Box 15. KENT Folder 11. FRAZIER, OEORGE, on "A return of 1782, draughts and Substitutes - - - who March-Qctober. have not yielded their Service or been discharged by the Lieutenants". P. 22. REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS Box 15 KENT Folder 11. FRAZIER, GEORGE, on a list of 1782, Draughts and Substitutes who have March-< paid Composition." REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS Box 10. Folder 17. FRAZIER, JAMES, receipts for clothing 1782, delivered to the Crew of the Barge December 23. Fearnought by Thomas Johnson, Jr. [2 Items] Box 2. REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS Folder 5. FRAZIER, JOHN, in account with 1777, James Woolford for services Oct.4. rendered at Cook's Point. No. 16 REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS. Box 4. Folder 3. FRAZIER, JOHN, in an "Abstract of 1783, Clotbing Delivered Sundry Bargemen & June SI. Soldiers" by Thomas Johnson, Jr. No. 15 REVOLUTlONaEY PAPERS. Box 4. Folder 10. FRAZIER, JOHN, in. account with Thomas -jV *T 1787, Johnson, Jr. for clothing delivered April 17. the Maryland troops. No.l Box S. REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS Folder 1. FRaZIER, LEVIN, in account with 1778, Joseph Dowson for services render- May 15 ed the gallies. No. 3 REVOLPTIONAHY PAPERS Box 10. Folder 16. FRAZIER, LEVIN, in the account of 1782, rations due the officers of the December 3(1. Barge Defence. [2 items] HEVOLUTIOHABY PAPERS. Box 4. Folder 10. FRAZIER, LEVIN, JR., in account with 1787, Thomas Johnson, Jr. for clothing April 17. delivered the Maryland troops. No.l REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS Box 14. Bolder 13. FRAZIER, R. (A) witness. 1784, August 23. [2 items] REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS Box 14. ANNE ARUNDEL (?) Folder 3. FRAZIER, RICHARD (A) witness. 1783, December 8. REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS. Box 14. Eolder 9. FRAZIER, RICHARD (A) witness. 1784, upril 26. [3 items] REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS. Box 14. Folder 26. FRAZIER, RICHARD (A) witness. 1784, March. [3 items] REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS. Box 10. Folder 16. FRAZIER, SOLOMON (A) to the State of 1782, Maryland relative to rations and stores December 31. on board the Barge Defence. [2 items] Box 4. REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS Polder 1. FRAZIER, CAPT. SOLOMON in account 1783, with various persons for services Apr.-Sept. rendered the "barges. Nos.6,7,8 Box 5. REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS. Folder f.7. FRAZIER, SOLLOMON, in the certifi cate 1786, of service rendered the barges by August 25. James Phillips. No. 1 REVOLUTIONARY PARERS Box 4. Folder 1. FRAZIER, SOLOMON (A) certifies the 1783, account of Commodore ^edekiah Walley September 21. with Wallace, Johnson and Muir for services rendered the barges. No.10 REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS Box 10. Folder IV. FRAZIER, WILLIAM, receipts for the 1782, clothing delivered to the Crew of December 25. the Barge Fearnought by Thomas [2 items] Johnson, Jr. REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS. Box 6. PRINCE GEORGE’S Bolder 21. FRAZIER, SERGT. WILLIAM, on the 1782, pay roll of Capt. A. H. Magruder’s June 8. Company of Militia in the Lower [7 items] Battalion on guard at Magruder’s Warehouse. Frederic! County. See also Box 15, Folder 21. REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS. Box 2. Folder 1. FREELAND, JAMES (A), In account 1777, with James Hawkins for Apr. 2. services rendered the Ship Defence. No. 87 Box REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS Folder 39 FREELOVE, JOHN, on payroll of the 1783 Invalid Regiment. Jan. [Photostat] REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS Box 15. Folder 10. FREEMAN, ISAAC, Artillery, on "A List No date. of men discharged from the Hospital since the 17th Novem^r 80". REVOLUTIONARY papers. Box 6. Folder FREUi/lAN, JOEN, on the muster roll 1781, of Lt. Ewing’s Company in the Second August. Maryland Regiment of Foot , beginning J anuary 1, 1781. Box 15 REVOLUTIONARY BABERS Folder 39 FREEMAN, JOSEPH, on payroll of the 1783 Invalid Regiment. Jan. [Photostat] Box 3. REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS Folder 5. FREEMAN, RICHARD, in the account 1778, of clothing delivered the Third July 13 Maryland Regiment by George Keeports. No.9 Freland. See also Freeland. REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS. Box 3. Folder 5. EREMOUNT, ROBERT, in the 1778, account of clothing delivered July 13. the Third Maryland Regiment by George Keeports.
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