Letter, James Biggs to George Washington, May 10, 1759
- Letter, James Biggs to George Washington, May 10, 1759
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Title
Letter, James Biggs to George Washington, May 10, 1759
Subject
Custis Estate
Description
A letter concerning an appraisal of the Custis plantation in Northampton County. James Biggs was the overseer of that plantation.
Creator
James Biggs
Source
Fields, Joseph E. 'Worthy Partner': The Papers of Martha Washington. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 1994
Publisher
Greenwood Press
Date
1759-05-10
Contributor
Joseph E. Fields, editor
Language
eng
Type
Published version of manuscript document
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Citation
Fields, Joseph E. 'Worthy Partner': The Papers of Martha Washington. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 1994.
Rights Holder
Custis Papers, Virginia Historical Society
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Sir May 10th 1759
According to your Command (I have) sent you as near as I am able (mutilated) accot of the nigros and stocks (mutilated) Rest of the (Estate) of Colo. Custis on this Shore Except (in) Smith's 1sland which I omited on accot of its being Rented out -but if meteral may be seen by a leas that Mr Vollentime has in his pirsession heare is som corn which is sold tho not delivered yet and will be about 1000 Bushells
(illegible) am at Command your humble sevt.
James Biggs
According to your Command (I have) sent you as near as I am able (mutilated) accot of the nigros and stocks (mutilated) Rest of the (Estate) of Colo. Custis on this Shore Except (in) Smith's 1sland which I omited on accot of its being Rented out -but if meteral may be seen by a leas that Mr Vollentime has in his pirsession heare is som corn which is sold tho not delivered yet and will be about 1000 Bushells
(illegible) am at Command your humble sevt.
James Biggs
Original Format
Autograph Letter Signed
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How to Cite this Item
James Biggs, "Letter, James Biggs to George Washington, May 10, 1759," in Martha Washington, Item #356, https://marthawashington.us/items/show/356 (accessed April 6, 2021).