Henry Knox
2405 documents

State-by-State Prospects for the Adoption of the Constitution
04/09/1788 Autograph Letter SignedKnox assesses the prospects for the adoption of the Constitution in South Carolina, North Carolina, Maryland, Virginia, New York, and Rhode Island, the latter of which is the only state where defeat …
Sullivan Photocopies ACC 1928-1(v)
Satisfaction with Recruits
06/12/1788 Autograph Letter SignedKnox congratulated Pratt on obtaining good recruits. Detailed individual officers successes.
Captain John Pratt Collection
Returns and Updates on Movement of Troops Received
10/09/1788 Autograph Letter SignedReturns of recruits received.
Captain John Pratt Collection
Request for Information on the Militia
12/29/1788 Autograph Letter SignedRequested information on Virginia militia in response to the recently passed act of Congress.
Executive Papers, Office of Governors Letters- No image
Report on a Plan for the Protection of the Georgia Frontier Against the Creeks
07/26/1788 Printed DocumentNotes that the strength of the Wabash Indians, who were principally the object of the resolve of 21 July 1787, and the strength of the Creeks is very different. That said, the Creeks are not only …
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Report of the Secretary at War: Indian Affairs.
03/31/1788 Printed transcription/modern copy of letterReport of the Secretary of War regarding Indian Affairs; discusses fortifications on the frontier; mentions State Governments re the Federal Treasury; discusses recruiting service.
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Report of the Secretary at War: Indian Affairs north of Ohio River
05/02/1788 Printed transcription/modern copy of letterReport of the Secretary of War re Indian Affairs. Notes that the confederation of tribes, to oppose settlement of lands north of Ohio River is important subject. Discusses White encroachment. Indians …
Printed Versions 
Reiteration of Wadsworth's Responsibility for Money Arrangements
07/03/1788 Autograph Letter SignedAdmits he did not receive Wadsworth's latest letter until July 3, and could not get this letter sent immediately. Reiterates Wadsworth's responsibility to make arrangements "respecting the money," …
Jeremiah Wadsworth Papers
Regret
07/31/1788 Autograph Letter SignedKnox expressed regret for Pratt's disappointments related to being unable to remain at West Point until the completion of a project.
Captain John Pratt Collection
Regarding Warrants for Recruiting Service & Political Conventions in Virginia
04/12/1788 Autograph Letter SignedApologizes for lateness of warrants; mentions that an officer lately returned from the western recruiting service will take charge of them. Apparently the amount will exceed $29,000 -- seemingly to …
Jeremiah Wadsworth Papers- No image
Regarding the dispositions of the Northern and Western Indians as stated by St. Clair
07/21/1788 Modern Printed Transcription of Letter/DocumentThe dispositions of the Northern and Western Indians as stated by St. Clair will require great address in order to render them friendly to United States. Refers to Acts of Congress of 2 July. Congress …
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Regarding Maryland's Ratification of the Constitution
05/01/1788 Autograph Letter SignedKnox again mentions the cost of Hempstead, the school his son is attending. Tells of upcoming trip to Philadelphia. Believes that Maryland has adopted the Constitution; opines on the ratio of …
Jeremiah Wadsworth Papers
Regarding Federalist Popularity in Each State
04/27/1788 Autograph Letter SignedKnox notes receiving the receipt he last requested from Wadsworth. Regrets possible unreliability of Board of Treasury's warrants for the pay of Connecticut troops. Refers to new information from …
Jeremiah Wadsworth Papers- No image
Regarding clothing, appointments and recruiting
05/20/1788 Printed transcription/modern copy of letterLetter, discusses suit for cadet; discusses appointments of Pennsylvania officers; discusses recruiting service; mentions depreciation of paper currency; asks for information regarding completion of …
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Recruiting and Pay
06/03/1788 Autograph Letter SignedRecruiting prospects, large company books forwarded. Knox does not approve of soldiers selling their pay arrears. Lists all the supplies and money they currently receive as substantial benefits.
Gratz Collection: Generals of the Revolution- No image
Rank Dispute between Captains Zeigler and Ferguson; Augmentation of Troops
02/16/1788 Printed transcription/modern copy of letterKnox briefly touches on appointments and promotions. He discusses a dispute over relative rank between two Captains and proposes solutions for limiting such disputes. Knox suggests that commissions …
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Prospects for the New Government
10/14/1788 Contemporary Copy of Letter SignedKnox expresses to Sullivan his hopes for the success of the government under the new Constitution.
New Hampshire State Militia Commissions, 1820 and Earlier. 
Politics
06/11/1788 Autograph Letter SignedAnti-Federal majority anticipated in New York government. Virginia's adoption of the constitution is key.
General Otho Williams Papers, MS# 908.- No image
Pennsylvania recruiting quotas and appointments of commissioned officers
04/15/1788 Printed transcription/modern copy of letterLetter, describes recruiting service; discusses Pennsylvania recruiting quota. Knox asks that Commissioned Officers be appointed to the quota of Pennsylvania conforming to resolve of Congress of 10 …
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Payment with Interest
01/13/1788 Autograph Letter SignedCertificate taken out in husbands name gained interest over 10 years, the sum of which is being transmitted to McNeill in the care of General Henry Jackson.
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Papers respectiong disposition of affairs on the Ohio River and Northwest
07/07/1788 Modern Printed Transcription of Letter/DocumentKnox transmits letter from Governor of Western Territory with message from Wyandots, Ottawas, and Chippawas, delivered by Captain Coon; a letter from Superintendent Indian Affairs, Northern District, …
Printed Versions 
On the Status of Pay Warrants, and Federalist Outlook in Several States
06/08/1788 Autograph Letter SignedWorriedly comments on the viability of pay warrants for Connecticut, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania; asks for what information Wadsworth might have concerning them. Says the Federalist news from the …
Jeremiah Wadsworth Papers
On Necessity of Using Funds Currently at Hand, & Ratification News from NH, VA, and NY
06/29/1788 Autograph Letter SignedComments on the funds Wadsworth currently has and is expected to obtain in the near future (amounting to $4000). Mentions a draw upon Wadsworth for clothing for the men at Springfield. Rejoices over …
Jeremiah Wadsworth Papers
Official expenses of Secretary at War Knox
11/03/1788 DocumentAccount of Henry Knox.
Henry Knox Papers. [Microfilm]

