The Sol Feinstone Collection of the American Revolution, ca. 1760s-1850s
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- Ellsworth, Oliver to Rufus King, 1801 March 19
- Order to pay Messrs. Lackington, Allen, and Company; [on verso]: request by Ellsworth that King send specified books., See also no. 713
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- Elmore, Samuel to Benedict Arnold, 1775 June 11
- Arranges a meeting.
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- Enos, Roger to Stephen R. Bradley, 1802 March 10
- Discusses his own claim for "extra-provincial, or crown lands" that is based on eight years' service under the British in the French and Indian war and requests that Bradley enter a caveat in Enos's name.
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- Erskine, David Stewart, Lord Buchan to [Tobias Lear], 1794 January 28
- Entrusts to his care for [George] Washington "a curious Original Ms. of Dr. Bryan Fairfax, our mutual kinsman, of the history of that Family."
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- Erving, John to Godfrey Malbone, 1774 December 24
- Informs him about a loan that Erving made to John Hancock while the latter was in England, for which Hancock gave a mortgage as security for payment., Copy
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- Everett, Samuel to Luke Drury, 1781 October 11
- Complains about unprovoked "Insulting Language" that he received from Drury's quartermaster and requests that the latter be court-martialed.
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- Fairfax, Thomas Fairfax, Lord to Amos Janney, 1741 March 13
- Grant of land in Prince William County, Va., Partly Illegible
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- Fairfax, Thomas Fairfax, Lord to Francis Thornton, 1747 January 26
- Grant of 186 acres in Orange County, Va., Erratum on microfilm: typescript transcription of no. 324 filmed instead of manuscript no. 323.
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- Fairfax, Thomas Fairfax, Lord to George Neavil, 1750 November 20
- Grant of four hundred acres in Frederick County; mentions a survey made by George Washington., See also no. 1629; see no. 323 on microfilm for a typescript transcription of this grant.
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- Farmer, Lewis to the Supreme Executive Council of Pennsylvania, 1779 June 7
- Informs them that money received was expended and that £12,000 is needed.
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- Febiger, Christian to John Nicholson, 1790 June 21
- Complains about not receiving sufficient money from a colonel.
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- Ferguson, Adam to Thomas Barrow, 1778 September 2
- Receipt for payment "for the Purposes of the Commission for Restoring Peace to the Colonies" [the Carlisle peace commission].