Hancock, Dorothy Quincy 1747-1830

Ten American girls from history by Kate Dickinson Sweetser ( Book )
1 edition published in 2007 in English and held by 4 libraries worldwide

John Hancock papers, 1775 June 21 by John Hancock ( )
2 editions published in 1775 in English and held by 1 library worldwide
Letter to Dorothy Quincy regarding his love for her and gifts he is sending; signing commissions for 500 array officers, including George Washington's.

Hancock family papers, 1728-1815 by Hancock family ( )
in English and held by 1 library worldwide
Manuscripts, business and family correspondence, receipts, contracts, inventories of bills, decedents' estates, deeds and letters to and from John Hancock while he served on the Massachusetts General Court and as President of the Continental Congress. Letters discuss equipment, supplies, commerce, the Massachusetts Militia, Continental Army, and other aspects relating to the American Revolution. Also, business correspondence discussing financial aspects, accounts, investments, shipping to and from Canada, and letters to Thomas Hancock related to his role as a prominent Boston merchant and as the supplier for the British/American troops in the French and Indian War related to shipping merchant Thomas Hancock and later John Hancock. Also includes a receipt book, 1747-55, and letter book, 1745-50, of Thomas Hancock, and letter book of John Hancock, 1780-82. Correspondents include Ebenezer Hancock, Thomas Hancock, William Donnison, James Murray, Thomas Cushing, Artemas Ward, William Livingston, William Heath, Robert Treat Paine, Dorothy Quincy, Henry Knox, Edmund Quincy, Edward Browne, and Mercy Scollay, among others.