APS Objects
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- Vandewall, Markes to George Gray, 1779 April 2
- Letter from Markes Vandewall to George Gray. Order to send him by bearer fifty ten-penny nails., American Philosophical Society
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- Various invoices and financial records, 1782, 1786-1787, undated
- Various business correspondence relating to Edward Shippen., American Philosophical Society
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- Varnum, James M. to Nathanael Greene, 1779 January 13
- Letter from James M. Varnum to Nathanael Greene. Warwick - Announcing the removal of Mr. Mitchell and the installation of Captain Tew as quartermaster. Enemy in Rhode Island have been short of provisions. Act passed by General Assembly concerning impressment of articles for the army. General Sullivan very angry. Most of the posts without wood or forage. Warren and Bristol supplied in currency of no estimation. Wood .00 a cord; other things in proportion. Wishes to know intention of Congress concerning his application for dismissal from the service. Mrs. Varnum well; his brigade in perfect health., American Philosophical Society
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- Vaughan, Benjamin to Benjamin Franklin, 1780 June 26
- American Philosophical Society
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- Vaughan, Benjamin to Benjamin Franklin, 1781 October 08
- American Philosophical Society
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- Vaughan, Benjamin to Benjamin Franklin, 1781 October 20
- American Philosophical Society
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- Vaughan, Benjamin to Benjamin Franklin, 1782 December 31
- American Philosophical Society
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- Vaughan, Benjamin to Benjamin Franklin, 1782 February 05
- Benjamin Vaughan writes to Benjamin Franklin. He mentions seeing Henry Laurens and that his health is not good as well as the trade of indigo., American Philosophical Society
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- Vaughan, Benjamin to Benjamin Franklin, 1782 January 03
- American Philosophical Society
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- Vaughan, Benjamin to Benjamin Franklin, 1782 January 09
- Benjamin Vaughan writes to Benjamin Franklin. He sends a number of papers including on on fair rings, on the "inflammation" of candles, and another on the riots during the Protestant petitions. Vaughan mentions that he is about to publish a response to "systems connected with atheism." He writes about some letters and other matters related to John Laurens and, perhaps, Henry Laurens, West India, and the bearer of the letter, Mr. Courtauld., American Philosophical Society
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- Vaughan, Benjamin to Benjamin Franklin, 1783 June 16
- American Philosophical Society
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- Vaughan, Benjamin to Benjamin Franklin, 1783 June 16
- American Philosophical Society