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    2315 ms. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Collection API (Open Access)

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Results for "Receipt of Payment by Henry Wiswell for"12 records

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Papyrus loan receipt

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14–37 CE · Papyrus, ink

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Receipt of Payment by Abraham Bloom, for tolling the bell of the Reforned Dutch Church in Nassu Street – $3.00 from the Society of Cincinnati

Richard Montgomery (d. 1775)

1818 · Pen and ink on paper

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Receipt of Payment by Alexander Miny, for printing 1400 Arrangements of Music by the Handel & Haydn Society, for the Funeral Obsequies of General Montgomery – $25 from the Cincinnati Committee of Arrangement

Richard Montgomery (d. 1775)

July 9, 1818 · Pen and ink on paper

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Receipt of Payment by George Mills, for expenses for 23 men – $23 from the Committee of Arrangements for Funeral Honors to General Montgomery

Richard Montgomery (d. 1775)

July 22, 1818 · Pen and ink on paper

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Receipt of Payment by Henry Wiswell for expenses of lodging, food and drink – $5.13 from Solomon Van Rensselaer

Richard Montgomery (d. 1775)

July 2, 1818 · Pen and ink on paper

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Receipt of Payment by Henry Wiswell, for a cart at Salem, and a wagon, horses and man, for Bringing the remains of General Montgomery from White Hall to Troy – $27.18

Richard Montgomery (d. 1775)

July 1818 · Pen and ink on paper

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Receipt of Payment by Isaac B. Coutant, for Attending the funeral of General Richard Montgomery as Sexton and tolling the bell of Trinity Church – $8.00

Richard Montgomery (d. 1775)

July 18, 1818 · Pen and ink on paper

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Receipt of Payment by Richard Winman (?), for tolling the bell of St. John's Church, for the Funeral Procession of General Richard Montgomery – $3.00 from the Community of Orange

Richard Montgomery (d. 1775)

July 8, 1818 · Pen and ink on paper

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Receipt of Payment by Thomas W. Ford, for 6 yardsof black clock for a pall – $36 from John Meads for St. Peter's Church, Albany

Richard Montgomery (d. 1775)

July 10, 1818 · Pen and ink on paper

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Receipt of Payment by Vandervoort & Flandin, for black lustre silk, etc. – $45.47 paid by Ebenezer Stevens, Chairman Commander of Arrangements for the Funeral of General Montgomery, Cincinnati Society

Richard Montgomery (d. 1775)

July 16, 1818 · Pen and ink on paper

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Receipt of Payment by W. West, for hiring a saddle horse for the officer of the day, July 8th, 1818 – $4.00 from Colonel Richard Platt

Richard Montgomery (d. 1775)

July 13, 1818 · Pen and ink on paper

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Receipt of Payment by William Grattan & Co. for expenses relating to the Reinternment of General Richard Montgomery – $6.62 from Smieton Thomson

Richard Montgomery (d. 1775)

July 8 and 21, 1818 · Pen and ink on paper

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