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New York 10th Novr. 1783 Sir Never having heard till to day that any donation Cloathing was given to the Negroes under the British protection, I am to inform you that the Company of free negroes, attached to the civil branch of artillery, with their wives & children, all of whom have proper certificates & passes stands as under
All these people go to Nova Scotia, I must therefore request that you will make the proper application to let them have the benefit of the Bounty with the Negroes of the other departments. I believe I may say, they need it most, being allowed only Six pence in money & a ration per diem to maintain themselves & find them in Cloaths &c.
I am
Major MOLLESON &c &c Great Britain. Public Record Office, War Office, Class 60, Volume 27.
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