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in the 1780s and carried a letter to GW from Tench Tilghman in 1784. See GW to Tench Tilghman, 29 July 1784
2[September 1774] (Washington Papers)
Dined at Mr. Tilghman’s & spent the Evening at home (at my Lodgg.).James Tilghman, Sr. (1716–1793), originally of Maryland, had moved to Philadelphia in 1765 and married Anna Francis, daughter of Tench Francis. He was a member of the provincial council and secretary of the proprietary land office. In May 1774 he had been sent to Williamsburg with James Allen to consult with Governor Dunmore...
3[Diary entry: 9 September 1774] (Washington Papers)
Dined at Mr. Tilghman’s & spent the Evening at home (at my Lodgg.).James Tilghman, Sr. (1716–1793), originally of Maryland, had moved to Philadelphia in 1765 and married Anna Francis, daughter of Tench Francis. He was a member of the provincial council and secretary of the proprietary land office. In May 1774 he had been sent to Williamsburg with James Allen to consult with Governor Dunmore...
: Tilghman Family Papers. James Tilghman (1716–1793), a Marylander who at this time was living in Philadelphia, was a member of the Pennsylvania council and secretary of the Pennsylvania land office. Although he became a Loyalist in the Revolution, his son Tench Tilghman (1744–1786) was one of GW’s most valued aides.