Society of the Cincinnati (1783-) [Minutes from the Society of the Cincinnati]
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Gilder Lehrman Collection #: GLC02437.06132 Author/Creator: Society of the Cincinnati (1783-) Place Written: Trenton, New Jersey Type: Manuscript document signed Date: 3 July 1794 Pagination: 1 p. ; 20.6 x 16.1 cm. Order a Copy
Extract from the minutes of the Society of the Cincinnati on July 3, 1794. "The Treasurer reported that the Diplomas ordered to be procured by Messieurs Boudinot and Dayton were printed, but the President general had not signed them - Ordered that Mr. John Beatty be added to the above committee, and that they procure and deliver said Diplomas, as soon as may be to the Treasurer." Certified by James F. Armstrong.
Extracted from the Minutes of the Society of the Cincinnati of the State of New Jersey, met at Trenton July 3d. 1794.
"The Treasurer reported that the Diplomas ordered to be procured by Messieurs Boudinot and Dayton were printed, but the President general had not signed them -
Ordered that Mr. John Beatty be added to the above committee, and that they procure and deliver said Diplomas, as soon as may be to the Treasurer." -
Certified by James F. Armstrong
Secretary -
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