Seymour, Moses (1742-1826) to Edward Rogers
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Gilder Lehrman Collection #: GLC01450.189 Author/Creator: Seymour, Moses (1742-1826) Place Written: Litchfield, Connecticut Type: Autograph letter signed Date: 25 March 1779 Pagination: 1 p. : address ; 22 x 19 cm. Order a Copy
Asks Rodgers to forward him "about three or four hundred" barrels of flour, for which he "shall be handsomely rewarded." A note on the bottom requests that he hurry since "the public are in great distress for want of the flour." Signed twice by Seymour.
Edward Rogers was a captain in Gay's Connecticut State Regiment.
Moses Seymour was a captain in the Connecticut Light Horse. He also served in the Connecticut legislature.
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