Williams, William

Autograph document  signed ("Wm Williams Clerk"), 1 page (11 x 7 in.; 278 x 176 mm), Lebanon, 28 February 1777, regarding supplies for the use of the Continental Army; endorsed twice by David Trumbull on verso, docketed on verso; marginal browning. Together with: an autograph document  signed ("Wm Williams Clerk"), Lebanon, 3 July 1776, to the Committee of Pay Table requesting that Captain Samuel Mather be paid 300 pounds for "the wages, billeting & allowance of his company stationed at New London"; docketed on verso; the page fully reinforced, ink burn affecting three letters of two words. Blue cloth folding case, dark blue morocco spine, light green morocco spine labels.

Military supplies for the Continental Army. As clerk for the Governor of the Council of Safety, Williams directs the Committee of pay Table to draw on the Treasurer for the sum of 100 pounds to be paid to David Trumbull for procuring "many Articles & military Stores for the use of  the Continental Army." Together with an autograph document  signed ("Wm Williams Clerk"), Lebanon, 3 July 1776, to the Committee of Pay Table requesting that Captain Samuel Mather be paid 300 pounds for "the wages, billeting & allowance of his company stationed at New London."; docketed on verso; the page fully reinforced, ink burn affecting three letters of two words.