Bucks County Historical Society
Doylestown, PA
Papers:
1777-1806, 49 items.
Letters from Henry Wynkoop to Dr. Reading Beattie, of Fallsington, Pa., written while Wynkoop was a member of the first U.S. Congress in New York, which describes the organization of the first session, leading personalities, political questions, and other subjects; barracks supply account (Mar. 1777), letter from Newton, Pa., and list of people in charge of billeting the poor and in charge of stores in Bucks County, Pa. (1777); charge to the first grand jury delivered by Wynkoop (1777); certification to appraise the estate of Charity Bennet (1784); and receipt regarding the estates of Johnathan Duboise (1806).
Papers:
In the W. W. H. (William Watts Hart) Davis. Papers, 1727-1905, 4.5 linear feet.
Correspondents include Henry Wynkoop.
Brooklyn Historical Society
Brooklyn, NY
Papers:
March 12, 1788. Deed.
Finding aid in repository.
Historical Society of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, PA
Papers:
At least 5 letters (1789) in the Gratz collection.
Library of Congress
Manuscript Division
Washington, DC
Papers:
1778, 1 item.
Letter of Henry Wynkoop, 1778 August 10.
Smithsonian Institution Archives
Washington, DC
Papers:
At least 1 item (1789) in the Hull collection of letters relating to the Adams family.
University of Pennsylvania Library
Rare Book and Manuscript Library
Collections
Philadelphia, PA
Papers:
1787-1788, 2 letters.
The first letter from Henry Wynkoop is written to the Philadelphia Society for Promoting Agriculture on August 13, 1787, and concerns the use of plaster of Paris as a grass manure. The second letter from Henry Wynkoop is written to Samuel Powel on August 16, 1788, and concerns the Hessian fly.
[ Top ]
