Thomas O. Larkin

Auto-compiled from name-form clustering; identity spans all records matching these forms — offices not yet verified against the manuscripts.

Recorded span

1840 to 1847

Records

17 naming this person as author or recipient

Name forms matched

thomas larkin, thomas o. larkin

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• 1840-11-30 · C-A 30, doc 56 — Contrato de flete: el capitán Cooper (goleta «California») llevará á Larkin á Acapulco y lo devolverá á Monterey por $120; 10% del valor de los efectos + $10 por barril de pieles d
• 1844-04-08 · C-A 30, doc 175 — Pregunta si puede usar su bandera
• 1844-08-12 · C-A 30, doc 176 — Permiso para comprar un barril de aceite á la ballenera «Charles W. Morgan» para el paquete «Levant»
• 1844-08-12 · C-A 30, doc 177 — Sobre privilegio á buques balleneros
• 1844-08-12 · C-A 30, doc 178 — Se le prohibieron ventas en la ballenera; se queja de que á otros buques iguales se les permite
• 1844-06 · C-A 30, doc 179 — Sobre declaraciones de marineros de la fragata americana «Vandalia de Boston»
• 1844-08-14 · C-A 30, doc 180 — Pedido de vestidos para americanos que se envían á su país
• 1844-06-01 · C-A 32, doc 29 — Provisional hospital: with Indians 'dying untended' of the smallpox epidemic infesting Monterey, Micheltorena contracts Larkin at $143/mo to run a hospital for the destitute sent i
• 1844-04-02 · C-A 35, doc 987 — announces his appointment by the US President as Consul at Monterey (doc p.78)
• 1844-04-25 · C-A 35, doc 988 — sends the printed circular for publication within 3 months (doc pp.79-80)
• 1844-04-09 · C-A 49, doc 1098 — (2 docs) recognizes Larkin's exequatur as first US Consul in California & authorizes the US flag over the Monterey consulate (per his 2 Dec exequatur) [✓scan-verified(n418–419,2026
• 1845-12-06 · C-A 30, doc 181 — Siendo necesario un agente en ese puerto [San Francisco], nombra al vice-cónsul William (Guillermo) Leidesdorff, hasta tener órdenes de Washington
• 1845-07-31 · C-A 30, doc 324 — Relación á la muerte del Capitán interino en Oregon
• 1845-07-31 · C-A 31, doc 238 — Forwards a letter from Mr. [Elijah] White, U.S. sub-agent of Indian affairs in Oregon, addressed to Pico, + a copy of White's dispatch to Washington; concerns an Oregon Indian-chie
• 1845 (Mar–Oct) · C-A 31, doc 310 — Cluster of English-original letters: on whalers (213); ⭐ on the change of Government (220–221); on payment of credits (222–223); on provisions (224–225); on a provisions-debt prote
• 1846-05-04 · C-A 31, doc 71 — Acknowledges the note of Pico's gubernatorial appointment; congratulates him
• 1847-09-16 · C-A 63, doc 409 — Savage's head: '1847. - Sept. 16. - Mont. Thomas O. Larkin. — to Gov.r Mason.' Abstract: 'Asks to be put in possession of certain property at the Mission of Sta. Clara and San José