Henry Knox
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Major Craig assumes charge over stores at Fort Pitt
02/15/1791 Autograph Letter SignedMajor Craig receives appointment from Secretary Knox to assume charge over all public stores at Fort Pitt. Knox explains his accounting expectations and refers questions to Samuel Hodgdon.
Isaac Craig Papers
Logistics and Disbursement
05/25/1791 Autograph Letter SignedAdvised troops arriving at Rock Landing on the Oconee river near the location of the future boundary as designated by "the treaty". Clothing requested by Burbeck will be shipped immediately from New …
Henry Knox Papers
Loan of Arms and Accoutrements for Ohio County
05/27/1791 Autograph Letter SignedMajor Craig ordered to provide supplies assigned from Fort Pitt to Ohio County.
Draper MSS-David Shepherd Papers (SS)- No image
List of Invalid Pensioners in Connecticut
02/09/1791 Manuscript Translation of LetterLetter, directs payment of Invalid Pensioners in Connecticut.
PML78916-78927 - No image
Liklihood of Indians Seeking Peace
09/24/1791 Modern Printed Transcription of Letter/DocumentKnox informs the President of St. Clair's preparations for the campaign against the Indians. St. Clair is concerned that Butler's force will not arrive before the order to march is given. The Indians …
Printed Versions 
Letter to the Governor of Southwest Territory
08/18/1791 Printed DocumentLargely illegible letter from Secretary Knox to Governor William Blount of Southwest Territory.
Northwest Territory Collection, M367
Letter to Surveyor
08/30/1791 Contemporary Copy of LetterSecretary Knox directs Andrew Ellicot, surveyor, for the immediate commencement of activity in Georgia.
Henry Knox Papers
Letter Received
09/29/1791 Autograph Letter SignedNotification that letter has been received.
James Robertson Papers- No image
Letter from the Secretary of War
06/09/1791 Printed or published transcription/modern copyAlerts Butler that Samuel Hodgdon is on his way to Fort Pitt and should be able to supply the campaign. There should be enough flour for Butler's post, but they will have to rely on live cattle for …
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Letter from the Secretary of War
06/01/1791 DocumentLetter from Secretary Henry Knox to General Arthur St. Clair. Image not available.
Printed Versions 
Letter from the Secretary at War regarding military appointments
04/29/1791 LetterbookHenry Knox informs an unidentified recipient that veteran officers have preference in selections for military appointment.
McClung Historical Collection
Letter from the Secretary at War
07/14/1791The Secretary at War orders Captain Buel to embark aboard naval shipping to New Brunswick.
McClung Historical Collection
Letter from the Secretary at War
06/19/1791 LetterbookHenry Knox congratulates William Hull on the triumph of reason over passion. Also consoles Hull by stating the following: "no person acquainted with you could harbor for a moment an opinion that …
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Letter from Secretary of War Henry Knox to the Reverend Samuel Kirkland on recommendation of Captain Hendricks for employment, and Colonel Brant's letter
05/11/1791 Letter SignedKnox is responding to letter from Kirkland dated 28 April 1791. Knox expresses approval of Kirkland's recommendation of Captain Hendricks for employment. Instructs that he have Hendricks call on …
Samuel Kirkland Papers
Letter from Secretary of War Henry Knox to the Reverend Samuel Kirkland on Colonel Pickering's meeting with members of Six Nations at Painted Post and instruction to Kirkland regarding Indian chief delegation to Philadelphia
12/20/1791 Letter SignedIn letter to Reverend Kirkland, Knox informs that Colonel Pickering held a conference with members of Seneca and Six Nations, with exception of Mohawks. Here it was agreed that certain chiefs should …
Samuel Kirkland Papers
Letter from Secretary of War Henry Knox to Samuel Hodgdon Quartermaster to Army of U.S. and paymaster: on provisions and pay of officers and troops in preparation for St Clair expedition
06/30/1791 Letterbook CopyKnox requests that Indian goods be forwarded to Headquarters. Contractor is to transport provisions on the expedition. Discusses pack and artillery horses. If more horses are purchased, may be used …
Second Congress: Reports and Communications Submitted to the Senate by the Secretary of the Treasury [2A-F2] (RG46)- No image
Letter Citation
11/17/1791 Cited letter or documentCited in Armstrong to Hodgdon, 11/17/1791.
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