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Oath of allegiance to Commonwealth of Mass
1650
Election as Senator
1780
Letter (ALS) to Caleb Strong, notice of election as councilor, dated June 1, 1780
1780
Appointment as delegate to Congress
1780
Summons to Council
1780
Declination of Senatorship
1781
Summons to Senate
1781
Declination of Judgeship
1782
Excuse for nonappearance as witness
1782
Declination of Judgeship, presumably written to David Sewall, 1735-1825
1782
Declination of Judgeship
1782
Declination of Senatorship
1783
Appointment as Judge of Supreme Court
1783
Summons to Senate
1783
Election to Senatorship
1784
Dispensing with attendance upon Senate
1784
Requesting admission of son into C.S. law office
1784
Answer to Body of Insurgents. Court adjourned
1786
Abandoning session of court
1786
Appt. to settle New York boundary line
1786
Concerning Jeremiah Gray
1787
Deposition concerning meeting with insurgents near Springfield
1787
Appointment as delegate to Philadelphia
1787
Deposition before Samuel Mather concerning talk with Danl. Shays
1787
Request for liberation
1787
Recommendation that John Loomis be admitted to bail
1787
Admitting John Loomis to bail
1787
Near Springfield request to recognize Matthew Gilligan
1787
Copy of plan submitted by New Jersey
1787
Petition for pension or grant of five years pay
1787
Request for Caleb Strong presence at Mass. convention
1787
Order to C.S., et al to report Artemas Ward plans for punishing insurgents
1787
Appointment as delegate to Philadelphia
1787
Copy of resolve to appoint commissioners to Philadelphia
1787
Concerning the new Constitution
1787
Commitment of Jeremiah Gray
1787
Receipt for Jeremiah Gray’s gun
1787
Election to U.S. Senate
1788
Letter concerning NY and VA adopting the Constitution
1788
Letter concerning place of meeting of Congress
1788
Letter warning against office seekers
1789
Concerning place of federal government
1789
Address to George Washington, president
1789
Copy of response to address
1789
Sketch of letter of acceptance of U.S. Senatorship
1789
Concerning Lincoln, Adams, and reports
1789
Conduct of Congress relative to Indian Affairs
1789
Resolve of General Court concerning credentials
1789
Concerning courts and congress
1789
Order to present address to George Washington
1789
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