[DOC] [TLE] Hunter, William (d. 1761) - Encyclopedia Virginia [PAR] May 27, 2011 ... William Hunter was official printer to the Virginia colony ... general for the British 
North American colonies (17531761), and ... In 1753, he and his friend 
Benjamin Franklin won appointment as ... Printer and Postmaster ... That August, 
they received a joint commission as deputy postmasters general for the... [DOC] [TLE] Colonial Times - about USPS [PAR] Governor William Penn established Pennsylvania's first Post Office in 1683. ... He 
died heavily in debt in 1699 after assigning his interests in America to Andrew ... 
Hunter died in 1761, and John Foxcroft of New York succeeded him, serving until 
the ... During his time as joint postmaster general for the Crown, Franklin made... [DOC] [TLE] US Postal Service History - USGenNet [PAR] He served until 1721 when he was succeeded by John Lloyd of Charleston, 
South Carolina. ... When Benger died in 1753, Franklin and William Hunter, 
postmaster of ... were appointed by the Crown as Joint Postmasters General for 
the colonies. Hunter died in 1761, and John Foxcroft of New York succeeded him
, serving... [DOC] [TLE] Learn More About the History of the United States Postal Service [PAR] Aug 20, 2016 ... He served until 1721 when he was succeeded by John Lloyd of Charleston, 
South Carolina. ... When Benger died in 1753, Franklin and William Hunter, 
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Hunter died in 1761, and John Foxcroft of New York succeeded him, serving... [DOC] [TLE] William Hunter (publisher) - Wikipedia [PAR] William Hunter (died August 14, 1761) was a colonial American newspaper 
publisher, book ... Hunter was a close friend of Benjamin Franklin. In 1753, he 
and Franklin were appointed deputy postmaster general as co-directors of the 
colonies. [DOC] [TLE] From Benjamin Franklin to the Earl of Bessborough, [October 1761] [PAR] From Benjamin Franklin to the Earl of Bessborough, [October 1761] ... William 
Hunter, joint deputy postmaster general of North America, died Aug. ... If 
Governor Fauquier of Va. had recommended a successor promptly, as he 
probably did, ... of the British postal service in the colonies following the outbreak 
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served with distinction through the Old French War, attaining the rank of ... t 
Colonel John Hunter, probably an uncle of Colonel William Hunter, ... Va., who 
was joint Postmaster-General for the Colonies with Dr. Franklin from 1753 to 
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UPU's budget expenses are financed jointly by member countries, .... became 
deputy postmaster general for the American colonies in 1753. (He served with 
William Hunter until 1761; Hunter was replaced after his death by John Foxcroft.)
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Letter writing is a way to combat solitude in a colonial environment, but it is also 
... In June 1711, the British Parliament reorganizes the Post Office then serving ... 
William Hunter dies on 12 August 1761 and is succeeded by John Foxcroft as 
joint... [DOC] [TLE] why do you want the government? | Page 3 | Rollitup [PAR] He served until 1721 when he was succeeded by John Lloyd of Charleston, 
South Carolina. ... When Benger died in 1753, Franklin and William Hunter, 
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IN 1753, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN AND WILLIAM HUNTER, POSTMASTER AT ... 
BY THE CROWN AS JOINT POSTMASTERS GENERAL FOR THE COLONIES.

Question: He served jointly with William Hunter as Postmaster General of the Colonies from 1753 to 1761
Answer: Benjamin Franklin