1To George Washington from Thomas Green, 15 May 1788 (Washington Papers)
I Humbley beg your parden for my Neglet of Duty to you and I hope you will take it in Consideration and over look it this time and I will take Care for the time to Come that you never shall have any thing of the like happen any more when my farther and I left work a monday Night a took a little Grog and I found it hurt me the next day so that I was not fit to do any thing the next day and for...
2To George Washington from Thomas Green, June 1790 [letter not found] (Washington Papers)
Letter not found: from Thomas Green, June 1790. On 8 July 1790 Lear wrote Green that: “The President has received your letter of June.” In his letter to Green, Lear added: “As it has been contrary to his [GW’s] practice to suffer any accounts against him to remain unsatisfied for so long a time he thinks it possible there may be some error in your account that may be rectified by a recurrence...
3Indenture with Thomas Green, 9 November 1790–14 December 1791 (Washington Papers)
Articles of Agreement made and enterd into this ninth day of November Anno Domini one thousand seven hundred and ninety between Thomas Green Joiner & House Carpenter of the one part and George A. Washington for and in behalf of the President of the United States on the other part Witnesseth that the said Thomas Green for the wages and other considerations hereinafter expressed doth agree and...