Out-of-state documents: purposely unsigned letter, probably late 1775, sent (from Philadelphia) by a minister of the Church of England with Loyalist sentiments to someone who had gone (or returned?) to Great Britain--it is docketed "A coppy of Mr. P Dells letter to the Clergy in England;" document with text as follows: "June--1799. Mr. Mayo proposes as an evidence of the high respect entertain'd by the Executive of Virginia for the virtues, talents, and patriotism of the late Patrick Henry Esquire, deceas'd, that they wear a black crape round the hat and arm for one month--J.M. For the consideration of the board--John Mayo;" deed, 1822, relating to the sale of a piece of property by the town of Wiscasset

Out-of-state documents: purposely unsigned letter, probably late 1775, sent (from Philadelphia) by a minister of the Church of England with Loyalist sentiments to someone who had gone (or returned?) to Great Britain--it is docketed "A coppy of Mr. P Dells letter to the Clergy in England;" document with text as follows: "June--1799. Mr. Mayo proposes as an evidence of the high respect entertain'd by the Executive of Virginia for the virtues, talents, and patriotism of the late Patrick Henry Esquire, deceas'd, that they wear a black crape round the hat and arm for one month--J.M. For the consideration of the board--John Mayo;" deed, 1822, relating to the sale of a piece of property by the town of Wiscasset, Box: 4, Folder: 37. Rue-Holmes-Meirs Family Papers, MC 715. New Brunswick Special Collections. https://archives.libraries.rutgers.edu/repositories/11/archival_objects/322925 Accessed November 23, 2024.