Name: Payment For Pork Delivered to A Soldier During the Revolutionary War
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Payment For Pork Delivered to A Soldier During the Revolutionary War

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[American Revolution]. DS. 1 page. 7 ¾” x 2 ½”. January 19, 1781. An order signed by the Selectmen of Preston to the town treasurer to “Pay to Oliver Crary, Esq. Three pounds, twelve shillings and three pence in hard money out of theis town money it being for port delivered to Dunnada a Soldier...”. Fine.

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