APS Objects
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- Webb, George to Managers of the United States Lottery, 1777 June 20
- American Philosophical Society
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- Webb, Isaac to George Gray, 1779 March 19
- Letter from Isaac Webb to George Gray. Orders concerning a box being made to hold his linen., American Philosophical Society
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- Webb, Joseph to Nathanael Greene, 1778 October 27
- Letter from Joseph Webb to Nathanael Greene. By desire of Governor Trumbull is going to the lines with Governor Franklin. In receipt of countermand orders., American Philosophical Society
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- Webb, Thomas to Michael Gratz, 1779
- 2 letters between Thomas Webb and Michael Gratz related to business dealings., American Philosophical Society
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- Webster, Pelatiah to Benjamin Franklin, 1780 May 02
- Pelatiah Webster writes to Benjamin Franklin about the essays he has written under "A Citizen of Philada" about the economy of the States. Two of the essays are included at the end of the letter., American Philosophical Society
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- Weedon, George to George Washington, 1777 December 29
- Letter from General Weedon to General George Washington regarding promotions and operations., American Philosophical Society
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- Weedon, George to Nathanael Greene, 1778 November 9
- Letter from George Weedon to Nathanael Greene. Fredericksburg - Acknowledging letter of 14th ult., and congratulating him on the birth of a daughter. Would have given his only hat if it had been a son! Has leased a farm not to far from town, where his friends will always receive a hearty welcome, and if Mrs. Greene will come, promises her a ball every week. Great hopes at the beginning of the Rhode Island expedition, disappointed. Desires his opinion on the state of the arm, on the results of the Court-martial and the Eastern pole tax. Thinks the British are pretty tired and would gladly quit. Assembly still sitting; will communicate the heads of their deliberations in his next., American Philosophical Society
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- Weedon, George to William Grayson, 1780 October 29
- Letter from General George Weedon to Colonel William Grayson relaying positive news from the frontlines and a need for more winter supplies. Referenced is "the people of the Big Knife", or Long Knife, a common term that Native Americans used to refer to white settlers in Virginia., American Philosophical Society
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- Weiss, Jacob Memorandum, 1780 February 14
- Memorandum of espontoons sent to Newburg from June to December, 1779., American Philosophical Society
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- Weiss, Jacob Memorandum, undated
- Jacob Weiss' memorandum of clothes at Morristown and Middlebrook., American Philosophical Society
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- Weiss, Jacob Return, 1778 December 1
- Return of tools at Middlebrook., American Philosophical Society
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- Weiss, Jacob Return, 1778 December 6
- Return of tools at Middlebrook., American Philosophical Society