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Marching orders and military fine reciepts for Asa and Charles Hamant [Decimalized .01-.03]

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GLC#
GLC01450.162-View header record
Type
Header Record
Date
1776-1778
Title
Marching orders and military fine reciepts for Asa and Charles Hamant [Decimalized .01-.03]
Place Written
Medfield, Massachusetts
Pagination
3 items
Primary time period
American Revolution, 1763-1783
Sub-Era
The War for Independence
Military History
Revolutionary War
Continental Army
Law
Conscription

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GLC01450.162.01
Collection Item
Manuscript document signed

[Marching orders for Asa Hamant]

December 20, 1776

Mann, Sabin, fl. 1776-1779

Orders Asa Hamant to march to Warwick Neck Rhode Island "as a soldier."

GLC01450.162.01

GLC01450.162.02
Collection Item
Manuscript document signed

[Reciept for fine of Asa Hamant for refusing to serve]

16 May 1777

Baxter, John, 1746-1832

States that Hamant has paid his ten dollar fine "for refusing to enter the continental service."

GLC01450.162.02

GLC01450.162.03
Collection Item
Manuscript document signed

[Reciept for fine of Charles Hamant for refusing to serve]

21 August 1778

Wheelock, Ephriam, 1733-1826

States that Hamant has paid his ten dollar fine "for refusing to enter the continental service, after being Duly Notified."

GLC01450.162.03

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