Greene, Jacob /repositories/5/archival_objects/981646 1 box 1777 May 7-1780 October 1 Scope and Contents

Jacob was Nathanael's brother.

 Greene, Jacob /repositories/5/archival_objects/982836 1 folder 1777 May 7 14 29 Scope and Contents

ALS and copy of a letter to N. Greene, Potowomut. Updating on family news and mutual business, lamenting the destruction of army stores, and discussing the possibility of a military draft. 4 pp. each. [Vol. II: 72-3]

 Greene, Jacob /repositories/5/archival_objects/982837 1 folder 1779 July 14 14 29 Scope and Contents

ALS to N. Greene. Discussing prices and the motion of the market, as well as a "gallant action" by Colonel [Silas] Talbot. 4 pp. [Vol. IV: 231-2]

 Greene, Jacob /repositories/5/archival_objects/982838 1 folder 1779 August 8 14 29 Scope and Contents

ALS to N. Greene, Coventry. Sending news of the enemy, updating on sick family members, discussing the regulation of prices and investments in privateering, with mention of wine and iron for the army. 4 pp. [Vol. IV: 307-9]

 Greene, Jacob /repositories/5/archival_objects/982839 1 folder 1779 August 27 14 29 Scope and Contents

ALS to N. Greene, Coventry. Writing of the failed [Penobscot] Expedition [a poorly planned amphibious operation], a degrading examination of assembly officers, the price of making axes at the family iron works, and business problems of cousin Griffin Greene. 4 pp. [Vol. IV: 339-41]

 Greene, Jacob /repositories/5/archival_objects/982840 1 folder 1779 September 21 14 29 Scope and Contents

ALS to N. Greene, Coventry. Reporting that prizes from privateers in which they invested were not as lucrative as initially thought, planning for further investments in privateers, reporting on daughter Polly's progress in school, and other family news. 4 pp. [Vol. IV: 402-4]

 Greene, Jacob /repositories/5/archival_objects/982841 1 folder 1779 October 1 14 29 Scope and Contents

ALS to N. Greene, Providence. Providing a quick update on the family, and their profits and losses in privateering. 1 p. [Vol. IV: 428-9]

 Greene, Jacob /repositories/5/archival_objects/982842 1 folder 1779 October 29 14 29 Scope and Contents

ALS to N. Greene. Reporting that the enemy has evacuated Rhode Island and cousin Griffin Greene has gone there as a result. Commenting on Catherine's [Nathanael's wife] insistence on visiting her husband's camp. 2 pp. [Vol. IV: 520-21]

 Greene, Jacob /repositories/5/archival_objects/982843 1 folder 1779 December 9 14 29 Scope and Contents

ALS to N. Greene, Coventry. Giving news of various family members, with an account of how Jacob's wife was badly burned; discussing how the remoteness of the family iron works adversely affects its success. 4 pp. [Vol. V: 158-9]

 Greene, Jacob /repositories/5/archival_objects/982844 1 folder 1780 January 7 14 29 Scope and Contents

ALS to N. Greene, Coventry. Discussing the effects of depreciation on privateering ventures and the family iron works. 4 pp. [Vol. V: 246-8]

 Greene, Jacob /repositories/5/archival_objects/982845 1 folder 1780 February 12 14 29 Scope and Contents

ALS to N. Greene, Coventry. Discussing how the severe winter has influenced the family iron works and the brothers' investments in privateering ships, with updates on various family members. 4 pp. [Vol. V: 375-8]

 Greene, Jacob /repositories/5/archival_objects/982846 1 folder 1780 March 23 14 29 Scope and Contents

ALS to N. Greene, Coventry. On the illness and care of Nathanael's daughter "Patty" [Martha Washington Greene], and new investments in privateering ships. 4 pp. [Vol. V: 474-6]

 Greene, Jacob /repositories/5/archival_objects/982847 1 folder 1780 June 26 14 29 Scope and Contents

ALS to N. Greene, Coventry. Reporting that Nathanael's wife Catharine and her family arrived home safely, but he was unable to dissuade Catherine from making a trip to Block Island to visit a sick daughter. 1 p. [Vol. VI: 45]

 Greene, Jacob /repositories/5/archival_objects/982848 1 folder 1780 July 13 14 29 Scope and Contents

ALS to N. Greene, Coventry. Sending news that a pump invented by cousin Griffin Greene helped successfully raise the sunken ship Flora. [Flora was among a number of ships sunk by the British off the coast of Rhode Island in August 1778 in an attempt to create a blockade against French ships.] 4 pp. [Vol.VI: 92-6]

 Greene, Jacob /repositories/5/archival_objects/982849 1 folder 1780 September 7 14 29 Scope and Contents

ALS (initials) to N. Greene, Coventry. Updating on their investments in privateering and lamenting the great losses they have thus far experienced. 3 pp. [Vol. VI: 269-71]

 Greene, Jacob /repositories/5/archival_objects/982850 1 folder 1780 October 1 14 29 Scope and Contents

ALS to N. Greene, Coventry. Outlining the current status of their investments in privateering, with concern over co-investor Isaac Sears. 6 pp. [Vol. Vi: 323-6]