RefNoMC/23/236
AltRefNo08236
LevelItem
TitleLetter from [John Franklin] Jameson, Carnegie Institution of Washington, Washington D. C, to Robert Harrison, Librarian of the Royal Society
CreatorJameson; John Franklin (1859-1937); director of the Department of Historical Research of the Carnegie Institute Washington
Date29 January 1908
DescriptionRequesting permission to obtain a copy of "Description of the Towne of Manna-dens near New Netherland, as it was in September 1661," found in Guard Book No. 7 in the archives of the Royal Society. Thanking the Society for the kindness shown to Miss Frances Davenport (a member of their staff), and expresses a potential interest in printing the document in a volume on early New Netherland for the American Historical Association. Seeking official permission, either through Harrison's consent or any necessary authorisation, and mentions that a copyist, Miss Mary I. Martin, may inquire further about the matter.
Extent1p
FormatTypescript
AccessStatusOpen
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