In a 1783 letter to his aide, Washington asks to be remembered to Samuel Fraunces, and writes: "Pray let me know whether old Mrs. Thompson (our former Housekeeper) is in Town or not." Gen. Washington to Lt. Col. William Stephens Smith, 18 June 1783, in Writings of George Washington 27 (June 1783-November 1784), John C. Fitzpatrick, ed. (1931-44), p. 22. [1]Archive.is的存檔，存档日期2012-07-09
In a 1783 letter to his aide, Washington asks to be remembered to Samuel Fraunces, and writes: "Pray let me know whether old Mrs. Thompson (our former Housekeeper) is in Town or not." Gen. Washington to Lt. Col. William Stephens Smith, 18 June 1783, in Writings of George Washington 27 (June 1783-November 1784), John C. Fitzpatrick, ed. (1931-44), p. 22. [1]Archive.is的存檔，存档日期2012-07-09
Dr. Solomon Drowne to his sister Sally Drowne, New York, 24 June 1776; quoted in Henry Russell Drowne, A Sketch of Fraunces Tavern and Those Connected with Its History (New York: Fraunces Tavern, 1919), p. 8.
Dr.Solomon Drowne to his brother William Drowne, New York, 13 July 1776; ibid., p. 10.
