Commandant Charles H Bell Letter 29 May 1860
Commandants Office
Navy Yard Gosport
May 29th 1860
Sir,
I am enclosed herewith a requisition, in duplicate, on the Commandant of the Navy Yard Washington, for, one chain for crane at Magazine, Fort Norfolk, to be 105 feet long 13/16 inch Wire.
Very Respectfully,
your obedient servant,
Charles H Bell
Commandant
Commodore Joseph Smith
Chief of the Bureau of Yards & Docks
Washington D.C.
U.S. Navy Yard, Gosport,
May 29th 1860
Sir:
There is required for Masons:
Department: For Ordnance Building
App’n Magazine, “Crane”
One (1) Chain for Crane at Magazine Fort Norfolk, to be 105 feet long 13/16 in Wire.
App’d. Charles H Bell commandant
Respectfully,
RM Boykin
Naval Store Keeper
To the Commandant Navy Yard Washington
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Source of Information
National Archives, Record Group 71 Bureau of Yards and Docks
Letters Recieved from Commandants of Navy Yards -- Norfolk
April 4 1858 - June 26 1860
Box No. 159B, Entry 5