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Media Types: Texts- Geographic Location: Pottawatomie Light
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- Letter, David E. Corbin to Abraham Wendell, 29 May 1842
Concerning quotes for repairs to Pottawatamie light Concerning quotes for repairs to Pottawatamie lightMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Letter, David E. Corbin to Abraham Wendell, 26 June 1842
John Orr completed the work on the lighthouse. Working on the dwelling house. John Orr completed the work on the lighthouse. Working on the dwelling house.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Letter, David E. Corbin to Abraham Wendell, 26 May 1840
Letter requesting seed oats, along with paper, ink, brush to do whitewashing. Letter requesting seed oats, along with paper, ink, brush to do whitewashing.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Letter, David E. Corbin to Abraham Wendell, 26 May 1840
Letter asking for compensation for the purchase of a horse and cart to transport oil for the contractors up to the light. Letter asking for compensation for the purchase of a horse and cart to transport oil for the contractors up to the light.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Letter, Stephen Pleasonton to Abraham Wendell, 12 May 1841
Responding to a letter informing Pleasonton of legal processes regarding the pay of the keeper at Potawatamie Island. Warn the plaintiff that if he pursues the case, Corbin would be dismissed. Responding to a letter informing Pleasonton of legal processes regarding the pay of the keeper at Potawatamie Island. Warn the plaintiff that if he pursues the case, Corbin would be …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Letter, Stephen Pleasonton to Abraham Wendell, 9 August 1841
Authorizes the keeper of the light at Pottawatamie Island to withhold a receipt unless the supplies were delivered from the landing place, two miles to the light. Authorizes some repairs. Authorizes the keeper of the light at Pottawatamie Island to withhold a receipt unless the supplies were delivered from the landing place, two miles to the light. Authorizes some repairs.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Letter, S. Pleasonton to Abraham Wendell, 17 August 1840
Letter authorizing repairs Letter authorizing repairsMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Treasury Department, Fifth Auditor's Office, Letter, 20 July 1842
Photocopy of original correspondence following on inspection report by Mr. Wilson Photocopy of original correspondence following on inspection report by Mr. WilsonMaritime History of the Great Lakes
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