Memorial of James Graham, a plantation owner in Georgia seeking compensation for financial losses sustained after rebels forces seized the town and dismantled vats and machines for manufacturing indigo, enclosed within a letter of Mr A. Prevost : Correspondence 1780
- Published
- Marlborough, Wiltshire : Adam Matthew Digital, 2016.
- Physical Description
- 1 online resource
- Additional Creators
- Adam Matthew Digital (Firm)
Access Online
- Other Subject(s)
- Finance
- Trade
- surveying, land, plantation, town, siege, rebellion, engineering, indigo, manufacturing, finance, corn, family life, appeal, hospital, slavery, death, destruction, industry, army
- Tebeau, John
- Mossman, James
- Younge, Philip
- Graham, James
- Prévost, Augustine
- Moncrief, James
- Georgia
- Savannah
- Hutchinson's Island
- Note
- AMDigital Reference: CO 5/657;Georgia: Correspondence, original: Secretary of state, 1736-1783.
- Original Version
- Reproduction of: Memorial of James Graham, a plantation owner in Georgia seeking compensation for financial losses sustained after rebels forces seized the town and dismantled vats and machines for manufacturing indigo, enclosed within a letter of Mr A. Prevost 6 Aug 1780.
- Location of Originals
- The National Archives
- Copyright Note
- Crown Copyright documents © are reproduced by permission of The National Archives London, UK.
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