Correspondence from John Hall to his nephew John Hall (Capner, born Capnerhurst).
Title
Correspondence from John Hall to his nephew John Hall (Capner, born Capnerhurst).
Subject
Mills
Millwrights
Prison
Law
Millwrights
Prison
Law
Description
John Hall takes his nephew to task for accepting a new millwright position without consulting him first.
Creator
Hall, John
Source
Collection_31_Box_06_Folder_0233
Publisher
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Date
June 13, 1776
Contributor
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Rights
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Relation
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Format
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Language
eng
Type
text
Identifier
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Coverage
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Original Format
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Text
Manuscript
Files
Collection
Citation
Hall, John, “Correspondence from John Hall to his nephew John Hall (Capner, born Capnerhurst).,” Hunterdon County Historical Society Digital Library, accessed June 7, 2026, https://hunterdonhistory.omeka.net/items/show/2474.