Henry Knox
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Pay of Militias Called into Service
01/03/1792 Modern Printed Transcription of Letter/DocumentKnox tells Governor Thomas Mifflin of Pennsylvania that Congress has authorized the pay for militias called into service by the President.
Printed Versions 
Outfitting Troops
03/10/1792 Autograph Letter SignedAuthorized outfitting McCully's troops with muskets and bayonets. Enclosed letter to be forwarded.
James Robertson Papers- No image
Organization of the Army in 1792.
12/27/1792 Modern Printed Transcription of Letter/DocumentOrganization of the Army in 1792 as communicated to the House of Represenatives by the Secretary of War, Decembe 27, 1792
Printed Versions 
Orders to Travel to New Brunskwick
06/18/1792 Autograph Letter SignedRecruiting discussed.
Captain John Pratt Collection
Orders to Supply Block House
01/27/1792 Letter SignedDiscussed works being built at Fort Pitt; mentions delays in sending Cass's troops.
James Robertson Papers
Orders to Sail to New Brunswick
06/15/1792 Contemporary Copy of Letter made from Author's FilesLetter, directs Rodgers to move recruits to rendezvous at New Brunswick New Jersey. Travel by boat from Albany, then march.
Cherry Hill Collection
Orders to Negotiate with Confederacy of Indians
04/03/1792 Copy of Signed DocumentOrders to collaborate with Wilkinson on mission to Miami village to deliver speech written to inspire fear in the hostile Indians. Confederation of Indians believed to be extensive, Knox advised …
Archive Reports 1891
Orders to March to Trenton New Jersey, then Pittsburgh
07/12/1792 Letter SignedLetter, discusses recruiting, directs march to Pittsburgh. Captain Mills will muster and inspect Rodgers' recruits. Apply to Mr. Bray for wagon and transport. Inform Knox at every opportunity while …
Cherry Hill Collection- No image
Orders to March to the Frontier
10/05/1792 Typed letterPresence on frontier requested by Head Quarters, Winston to march with recruits to Winchester, proceeding to Pittsburgh.
Printed Versions 
Orders to March to Frontier, Pittsburgh
07/12/1792 Letter SignedOrders to march recruits with due haste to Pittsburgh. Knox requested a journal be kept of events to be submitted to War Office.
Cherry Hill Collection
Orders from Secretary of War
07/14/1792 Copy of Signed DocumentPublic service requires that recruits be assembled on frontier without delay. March under one of the subalterns all the men except for small recruiting party. March men to mouth of Great Henhawa …
Preston Family Papers - Joyes Collection
Orders for deployment to Georgia
08/11/1792 Copy of Signed DocumentMajor Henry Gaither is to deploy with his Legion troops to Georgia. His main mission is to prevent the incursion of small parties of violent Creek Indians. Mentions Treaty of New York of August 1790 …
[Empty Placeholder Collection for Incomplete Collection Associations.]
Ordering of militia into service
10/09/1792 Copy of documentLetter, directs movement of Washington District Militia to be dispatched to Miro district on Cumberland River under Brigadier General Roberston to put brigade into best possible state of defense.
Gilder Lehrman Collection.
Order of Arms for Pennsylvania
06/15/1792 Autograph Letter SignedSecretary Knox requests that Major Craig deliver two hundred stand of arms to Governor Mifflin or to Clement Biddle, the Quartermaster General of Pennsylvania. The arms are for the use of the militia …
Henry Knox Papers
On the Timing of Arrival of Goods at Pittsburg
08/10/1792Knox says that a sufficient time has hardly elapsed for any articles sent forward to the arrived yet. Asks that Craig be particular in notifying of the days when the stores are delivered and the names …
James Robertson Papers
On the ordering out of militia
06/30/1792 Contemporary Copy of Letter made from Author's FilesLetter, advises governor concerning militia. Will be paid promptly on the evidence being examined by War Department Accountant. Sums limited to those stipulated by Acts of Congress. Additional force …
Gilder Lehrman Collection.
On military administration and policies
08/03/1792 Letterbook CopyLetter, discusses raising & recruiting army companies; advises re uniforms, arms & accoutrements; discusses regulations to standardize procedures; discusses peace negotiations with Indians.
Anthony Wayne Papers
Official Appointment
05/08/1792 Autograph Letter SignedAppointment to Brigadier General. Requests return with acceptance or non-acceptance. Enclosed Act of Congress regarding pay, rations, and emoluments.
General Otho Williams Papers, MS# 908.
Officers, men, and materiel for the Ohio Campaign
06/15/1792 Recipient's Letterbook CopyKnox discusses the allocation of officers, men, and materiel relative to the impending campaign. The President has ordered the cessation of hostilities against the Indians, pending the outcome of …
Anthony Wayne Letterbooks Vol.1-3
Offer of Adjutant General and Inspector of Western Army
08/29/1792 Copy of documentKnox makes offer of position of Adjutant General and Inspector of Western Army on the pay and emoluments of Lieutenant Colonel. Notes that Colonel Sargent has declined. Law does not authorize rank, …
Northwest Territory Papers
Notification to Pay
04/14/1792 Autograph Letter SignedMilitia called up into service to be paid.
Draper MSS-David Shepherd Papers (SS)
Notification of Pay Due Virginia
04/07/1792 Autograph Letter SignedMoney due Commonwealth of Virginia per report of Joseph Howell enclosed. Additional protection to frontier counties will be provided upon application.
Executive Communications
Notification of Clothing Order
10/11/1792 Copy of Signed DocumentClothing ordered for troops, to be forwarded to New York by way of Amboy New Jersey, addressed to Melancton Smith.
Bezaleel Howe Papers
Notification of Advanced Payment for Waggoners
06/15/1792 Autograph Letter SignedDirects inspected rifles forwarded to Pittsburgh; directs payment of Waggoners.
Charles Roberts Autograph Collection
No Results from Peace Council; Forbidding of the Building of Forts During Negotiations; Clothing Ordered
12/01/1792 Recipient's Letterbook CopyThere is no recent information on the results of the peace council but Knox is certain that there will be no agreement that damages the good name of the US. There are to be no advance posts in Indian …
Anthony Wayne Letterbooks Vol.1-3
