Henry Knox
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Reports of neglect of equipment
Secretary Knox has heard that six brass cannon and three tons of sheet iron have been left in the road by wagonners. Asks the Quartermaster General that equipment be forwarded to Pittsburgh and the …
James O'Hara Papers, BV 1804-1807.Reports of bad powder
Secretary Knox discusses the report of St. Clair's expedition with the Quartermaster, Samuel Hodgdon. Discusses reports of the bad quality of powder, claiming they are founded in prejudice.
Henry Knox Papers. [Microfilm]Repairs and Reimbursement
Orders to employ armorers to repair damaged arms. Noted order in which to file documents to receive money for items/services purchased.
James Robertson PapersRegulations for receiving and distributing public materials
The organization of the Legions having been decided upon, Secretary Knox outlines regulations to govern the distribution of materials from the military stores.
Claims Files Relating to Service in the Revolutionary War, 1775-1851. (RG217)Regular Returns and Transport of Powder
Advised regular communication on returns and ordered all powder to be encased in barrel to protect canvas from injury.
James Robertson PapersRegarding the Weekly Return of Stores and Regulations Pertaining
Knox hopes that Craig will continue to forward weekly returns of stores. Has written to General Wayne relative to regulations that will give directions.
James Robertson PapersRegarding the Rejection of Woolen Overalls
Knox expresses surprise over the rejection of woolen overalls, since he took measures to have them inspected. It had been reported to him that every article passed inspection.
James Robertson PapersRegarding the Bowles Affair
Knox refers to the treaty McGillivray and chiefs made with the United States in New York. States that Bowles' presence and his absence have been troublesome, but Bowles has been arrested. Urges him to …
Papers of the Panton, Leslie & Company.Regarding Recruiting, Supplies, Rations
Knox pleased to hear of Captain Preston's success in recruiting. Discusses supply of clothing to be shipped to Richmond and procurement of rations.
Preston Family Papers - Joyes CollectionRegarding Quality of Powder Forwarded
Powder forwarded in point of strength is high quality. Some may not be fine as desired, or average more than double London proof. Some sufficiently fine grain. Sieves will separate it.
James Robertson PapersRegarding preparations and troop readiness
Mentions the council at Au Glaize and Indians. Notes that recruits will not be assembled in sufficient numbers, nor sufficiently disciplined according to the nature of warfare in which it is to be …
Anthony Wayne PapersRegarding Letter from Captain William Preston
Knox acknowledges receipt of letter of 14 November and will reply by next post.
Preston Family Papers - Joyes CollectionRegarding Deficient Articles of Military and Quarter Master Stores
Transmits a copy of Hodgdon's letter enclosing explanation respecting deficient articles of military and quarter master stores.
James Robertson PapersRegarding Communications with General Wilkinson
Letter, directs that General James Wilkinson will keep up a constant correspondence with Wayne. Knox will answer correspondence from Wilkinson and transmit a copy.
James McHenry PapersRegarding case of Michael Stevor
Samuel Hodgdon will inquire into the case of Michael Stevor and will be punished if he deserves it.
James Robertson PapersRecruiting Money and Instructions
Knox forwards money to Benjamin Biggs for the purposes of recruiting a company of riflemen.
Isaac Craig PapersRecruiting Instructions for John Stake
Recruiting instructions issued by the War Dept. and handwritten note regarding the pay of non-commissioned officers.
Cherry Hill CollectionRecruiting Instructions for Jedediah Rogers
Form document with personal note by Knox on only placing men with good character into position of Lieut. due to amount of pay.
Cherry Hill CollectionRecruiting Instructions for Captain Jedediah Rodgers
Recruiting Instructions for Captain Jedediah Rodgers, appointed to command a troop of light dragoons in service of United States. Principal rendezvous point at West Point New York.
Cherry Hill CollectionRecommendations for Military Appointments
Letter, asks for recommendations for military appointments.
Pennsylvania Collection 1629-1970.Recommendations
Notification that letters of recommendation were received and resulted in several appointments. reimbursement for defense of Kentucky to arrive with next post.
Executive Papers, Office of Governors LettersReceived Estimate for Work at Fort Pitt
Knox has received the estimate for the works at Fort Pitt. It looks to be more expensive than Knox was expecting, but he trusts that Craig will justify the cost.
James Robertson Papers
