Anthony Wayne
227 documents
Letter to the Secretary at War
General Wayne discusses the British removal from U.S. territories and the poor repair of inherited military fortifications. Wayne encloses an estimate from the Quartermaster detailing the costs …
MG 23, K9, Western Posts, Surrender of the -Interception of French Documents, Sale of Information to British
Lieut. Taylor returned from trip to Fort Knox with letters from France that had been intercepted on en route to Fort Vincennes. Some object/document sold to the British government. Accounts mentioned. …
Anthony Wayne PapersInstructions & Order for Delivery of Uniform Clothing to the Garrisons
Encloses instructions for the immediate selection and delivery of uniform clothing to the garrisons, ordering Wallington to carry them out, as Col. Meigs, the officer to whom the instructions are …
John Wallington MSSGeneral Wayne Describes Intrigues
Wayne thanks McHenry for his recent letters and for providing him with information regarding statements made against him. Wayne also mentions the box of money and papers discovered by Elisha Winter.
Northwest Territory Collection, M367Enclosed Accounts Current with Request for Information on Supplying Troops
Accounts current enclosed, Simmons requested to be notified if troops need to be supplied.
Anthony Wayne PapersDragoons, Troop Movements, Creek Hostility
In a largely illegible letter, Wayne seems to be reporting on the state of the military deployment in the southwest that is a response to the hostile actions of the Creek Indians. Also addresses the …
Anthony Wayne PapersDirecting a lookout for French agents on the frontier
General Wayne directs a lookout for French agents on the frontier and provides a brief update on Indian relations.
James McHenry PapersConcerning French ambitions in Louisiana
General Anthony Wayne expresses concern over the movements of a French agent on the frontier, contemplating whether or not it would be prudent to commit more forces to the western posts.
James McHenry Papers
