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Date Title Author Recipient Summary
December 5, 1797 Enclosed returns of recruits James McHenry William R. Boote The Secretary at War encloses some printed returns of recruits, one of which Ensign Boote will forward to him every other Saturday of the enlisted recruits
April 8, 1791 Furnishing Recruits Henry Knox [not available] Letter, directs furnishing recruits.
May 19, 1796 Pay of Army recruits William Simmons Jacob Slough Requests to know if recruits have been paid.
July 26, 1795 My Pay and the Pay of the Recruits at this Rendezvous Edward Miller William Simmons Miller discusses his pay and the pay of the recruits at the rendezvous at Middletown.
July 27, 1798 Delivery of Supplies for Recruits James McHenry John Harris Orders to deliver uniforms, arms, etc for recruits.
April 24, 1795 Supplies for Recruits Isaac Craig Timothy Pickering Gen. Morgan finished recruiting with tolerable success. Clothing for recruits requested.
August 12, 1798 List of Recruits George Washington Duncan William Simmons Duncan sends Simmons the list of recruits and their receipts for bounty.
July 27, 1798 Delivery of Clothing for Recruits George W. Stall James McHenry Requested delivery of uniforms, arms, etc for recruits.
April 6, 1798 Is Dayton Authorized to Muster Recruits William Simmons Mr. Jones The accountant inquires whether Lieutenant H. R. Dayton is authorized to muster his recruits.
June 12, 1788 Satisfaction with Recruits Henry Knox John Pratt Knox congratulated Pratt on obtaining good recruits. Detailed individual officers successes.
August 15, 1797 Disqualified recruits James McHenry Unknown Recipient Circular letter from the Secretary at War - states that in many instances, upon examination, certain recruits have been shown to be entirely disqualified from service by age or infirmities.
May 29, 1795 Pay and Recruits Isaac Craig William Simmons Pay and muster rolls of Capt. Crawford's detachment enclosed. Request for blank muster and pay rolls. Recruits for militia formed into two detachments under General Morgan.
April 10, 1796 Enclosed Duplicates of Muster Roll, Two New Recruits Uriah Springer James McHenry Enclosed muster roll of recruits, since Springer last wrote he acquired two additional recruits.
October 2, 1796 Enclosed Muster Roll for Recruits Edward Miller James McHenry Encloses muster rolls for the recruits for the month of September.
July 6, 1793 Recruits for Post at Wheeling Henry Knox Lieutenant Col. Clarke Reiterated orders from previous letter (28th ultimo) to proceed with construction of post at Wheeling, updates on number of recruits to staff post en route from Pittsburgh.
June 10, 1796 Enclosed Muster Roll, Four Additional Recruits Uriah Springer James McHenry Encloses a muster roll which includes four new recruits.
April 9, 1795 Pay of Kalteisen,.Cox, & Their Recruits Joseph Howell Michael Kalteisen Captain Kalteisen will receive from Daniel Stevens a sum to be used for the pay of himself and his recruits at Columbia. A second sum will be received for the pay of Lieutenant William Cox and the detachment of recruits stationed at Columbia under his command.
May 23, 1792 Sympathies for Lack of Recruits Henry Knox Bezaleel Howe Letter, mentions recruiting and treatment of deserters.
September 5, 1798 Request for Blank Returns John Fergus William Simmons Blank returns for new recruits, request for amount to pay new recruits.
October 12, 1795 Funds for recruits William Simmons William Lewis Informs Capt. Lewis that Ensign Martin is furnished with money for the pay of his recruits.
February 17, 1794 Pay Roll for Hannah's Recruits Joseph Howell Nicholas Hannah Enclosed is the pay roll for the month of December 1793, the sum amounting to $35.70 which shall be paid to the recruits while obtaining the appropriate receipts.
April 11, 1795 [Extract] Pay for Recruits Timothy Pickering Thomas Butler Advised payment of recruits enlisted from Gen. Morgan's army and sending an officer to collect arrears of their pay.
July 20, 1798 Payment of Recruits John Henry Samuel Hodgdon Henry expressed disbelief that the two men he recruited in Philadelphia would recruits so many men. In hindsight he said he would have paid for their transportation to New York. Now offers to pay Hodgdon.
April 2, 1798 Request for Issue of Clothing & Equipment for New Recruits James McHenry John Harris Directs issue of clothing & equipment for use by a company of recruits at Frederick, Maryland.
September 22, 1798 ENCLOSED: Copy of Reciepts John Fergus William Simmons Receipts of recruits in Fayetteville. Successes recruiting "county men".