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Title: J. Alexander Baring to Thomas Willing, 1796 July 13
Identifier(s): text:320230
Description: Advising he's used Willing name in the purchase of land in Maine from Mr. Bingham for Henry Hope and Sir Francis Baring.
Subject: Willing, Thomas, 1731-1821
Date: 1796-07-13

Title: Political and Commericial Register, 1807 November 11
Identifier(s): text:320524
Description: Bank of United States reply to Thomas Willing's resignation as President of Bank of United States (signed by Samuel Breack, Chairman) and address to Directors from Thomas Willing. (Page 3, column 1)
Subject: Willing, Thomas, 1731-1821
Date: 1807-11-11

Title: Hare, C.W. to Thomas M. Willing, 1819 April 26
Identifier(s): text:335408
Description: Col. Powel "Pronouncing you a low _____ and treacherous scoundrel" (Bingham estate)
Subject: Willing, Thomas, 1731-1821
Date: 1819-04-26

Title: United States Gazette, 1809 January
Identifier(s): text:320545
Description: Notice of Willing's and Francis' partnership dissolved. (page 1, column 5) Notice -- application for payment of 1/2 of bank note -- signed by T. Willing. Payment stopped. (page 1, column 2)
Subject: Willing, Thomas, 1731-1821
Date: 1809

Title: Political and Commercial Register, 1807 November 14
Identifier(s): text:320529
Description: Address to Thomas Willing, retiring President of Bank of United States, from officers of Bank of United States and answer. (page 3, column 3)
Subject: Willing, Thomas, 1731-1821
Date: 1807-11-14

Title: Thomas M. Willing, 1796 April 20
Identifier(s): text:320537
Description: Statement of transaction of ship Mount Vernon (Delaware) by T.M. Willing. Willing & Francis agents for Mr. Duncanson from Mr. Murgatroyd.
Subject: Willing, Thomas, 1731-1821
Date: 1796-04-20

Title: Committee of Merchants & Manufacturers of Boston to Merchants of Philadelphia, 1768 August 11; 7. Committee of Merchants & Manufacturers of Boston. to Merchants of Philadelphia
Identifier(s): text:352071
Description: Letter from John Hughes to John Swift, Alexander Barclay and Thomas Graeme. Further account of protests: "The State House and Christ Church Bells were run, muffled and two Negroe Drummers (one of whom belonged to Alderman Saml. Mifflin) beat thro' all parts of the City, with muffled Drums -- thereby alarming the Inhabitants. In consequence whereof, a large Number of People was raised and assembled at the State House, where it was publickly declared, as I am informed, That if I did not immediately resign my Office, my House should be pulled down and my Substance destroyed..."; Copy
Subject: Great Britain--Colonies--America--History--18th century; Great Britain. Stamp Act (1765); Merchants--Pennsylvania--Philadelphia; Hancock, John, 1737-1793; Erving, John; Phillips, William, 1731?-1781; Willing, Thomas, 1731-1821; Smith, Thomas, 1745-1809; Cox, John; Bryan, George, 1731-1791; Fisher, William; Great Britain. Parliament
Date: 1768-08-11; 2022