Isaac Craig
970 documents
Hospital
House rented and amenities provided to care for sick. Request for instructions regarding hospital barracks in general.
James Robertson PapersForwarded Dispatches and Ammunition
Dispatches, powder, shells, and lead to be forwarded with Lieut. Heartshon. Noted new buildings to house magazine and stores erected at expense of United States, and since both were to be surrendered …
James Robertson PapersExchange and Disbursement of Supplies
Cartouch boxes and belts exchanged with Armstrong. Enclosed returns and distribution information.
James Robertson PapersErrors on Ordnance Return
Politics of officers and resignations. Apologies for mistakes in ordnance return. Letters forwarded to noted recipients.
James Robertson PapersEnclosed Return, Troops Arrived
Return of stores, some have just arrived and will be included in next months return. Boats ready for Capt. Buell's embarkation.
James Robertson PapersDocuments and Supplies to be Forwarded
Documents and packages enclosed to be forwarded.
James Robertson PapersCraig sends return of stores to Secretary of War Knox
Major Isaac Craig sends a return of stores at Fort Pitt to Secretary Knox. Craig refers to the murder of Indians at Beaver Creek.
Isaac Craig PapersCraig gives to Knox an updated status of stores held at Fort Pitt
Craig informs Knox that the arms which had been previously sent to "a committee of the inhabitants of Pittsburgh" are now credited to an account with Clement Biddle. Craig inquires into the propriety …
Isaac Craig PapersCraig gives report of arms delivered to Secretary at War
Craig informs Knox that arms have been delivered to the companies under the command of Captains Powers and Slough. Craig notes that blankets and clothing has arrived at Fort Pitt but not tents. …
Isaac Craig PapersCraig discusses military stores and shipment with Hodgdon; mentions General St. Clair's spirits
Craig discusses shipment of powder, procurement of river pilots, payment for corn and horses, and status of General St. Clair's spirits.
Isaac Craig PapersCraig discusses efforts to procure oats
Major Craig discusses efforts to procure oats and ship them via water route. Recipient of this letter possibly Samuel Hodgdon.
Isaac Craig PapersClothing, Etc.
Craig has forwarded care of Captain Cushing several articles, including clothing. Mentions a defeat, general panic, and the Northern Indians. No news yet received from Congress.
Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94)Clothing Delivered to Fort Washington, Etc.
Craig gives account of clothing delivered to Fort Washington. Craig also discusses issues regarding powder, horses, and river piloting.
Isaac Craig PapersBlankets
After inspecting the number of blankets, Craig ascertains that twenty six must have been misplaced and he has been unable to ascertain whether or not they have been delivered.
Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94)
