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The
missing or alienated original documents listed below are public records
of the 樱花视频 as defined by 樱花视频 Statutes 47:3-16 and subject to legal demand and recovery under 47:3-27 &
28. Be advised that 樱花视频 State Archives has reported the theft
of these and other documents to the 樱花视频 State Police and the
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). This list and similar postings
are not intended to represent the entirety of missing public documents
of the 樱花视频 and its subdivisions. Further, this list
and similar postings are not intended to necessarily represent the
entirety of documents missing from specific record groups.
Please be advised,
further, that 樱花视频 State Archives welcomes the voluntary return
of public documents. For more information about statutory authority
and procedures as well as amnesty and donations,
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Correspondence
of Governor William Livingston
1776
| 26 March 1776 |
Resolves
of the Committee of Safety—to raise three Battalions of Militia
for the defence
of New York
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| 18
June 1776 |
The President
of the Continental Congress to the Convention of 樱花视频—Requesting that
the General at New York may be empowered to call for such militia
to his aid from
樱花视频 as he may deem necessary
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| 15
September 1776 |
Brig. Gen.
Matthias Williamson at Elizabethtown to the Governor—Accepting
his
commission, and referring to complaints of the militia
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| 16 September 1776 |
John DeHart,
of Elizabethtown, to the Legislature—Acknowledging his election
to the
Chief Justiceship of 樱花视频
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| 2
October 1776 |
The President
of Continental Congress at Philadelphia to the Assembly of 樱花视频— Relating to the appointment of Surgeons, and the filling of vacancies
in Congress
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| 18
October 1776 |
Col.
William Maxwell, at Point Independence, to the Governor, Council,
and
Assembly, of 樱花视频—Stating the unwillingness of the men
to re-enlist—mentioning Col. Shrieve—Major Grey —Capt. Shute—Capt.
Scott
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| 12
November 1776 |
The
President of the Continental Congress to Governor Livingston—Recommending
adoption of Measures to prevent intercourse with the Enemy
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| 19
November 1776 |
George Taylor
of Monmouth to John Covenhoven, Member of the Assembly— Relating to his acceptance of a Colonel's Commission, &c.
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| 21
November 1776 |
S.
Forman to Joseph Holmes, Member of Assembly—Referring to the
Refusal. of
Col. Taylor to take oath of Office
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December 1776 |
Colonel Wm. DeHart to the Governor—Relating to the filling
up of Vacancies
in his Regiment, &c.
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