Isaac Craig
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Forwarded Letter
Letter with enclosure for Commandant of Detroit received and will be forwarded.
James Robertson PapersEnclosed Return
Enclosed general return of commissary stores. Noted Mrs. Butler dangerously ill.
James Robertson PapersDoctor Scandella
Mentioned arrival of Doctor Scandella, notable scientist, who will replace Doc. Brown who is detained in Canada with a broken leg. Orders to sell pack horse transporting receipts enclosed.
James Robertson PapersDetachment Sent Down the Mississippi
Reports that he has sent men down the Mississippi bearing a packet from the War Office to Guion
#295 - Z Guion Family Papers.Deserting Assistants and Provisions
Craig sorry Hodgdon was deserted by his assistants, hoped that the upcoming season will bring health back to Philadelphia and induce them to return to the city. Waggoners in need of money for return …
James Robertson PapersDelivery of Dispatches
Dispatches to be sent via confidential hand to Fort Washington within 2 hours time anticipates it will take less time by land than by boat on the Ohio river. Requests answer on abandoning buildings …
James Robertson PapersDelivery and Procurement of Supplies
Mail received as usual, will forward all relevant documents. Will contact Capt. Lyman regarding reimbursement for the cost of delivery to the War Department of his trunk. Discussed other items …
James Robertson PapersDelivery
Noted assistants quitting service and general malady in Philadelphia. W. Weekly delivered two casks w/o invoices addressed to Governors of Kentucky and North West Territory which will be forwarded …
James Robertson PapersDeath of Red Pole
Notification that after severe illness, Red Pole died. Shawnee acknowledged the assistance of the U.S. in his care. Requested a head stone or tomb stone to be placed over his grave.
James Robertson PapersCraig discusses military stores and shipment with Hodgdon
Major Craig informs Samuel Hodgdon that the guns have not yet arrived at Fort Pitt. Craig also mentions Yellow Fever in Philadelphia.
Isaac Craig PapersCraig discusses military stores and shipment with Hodgdon
Major Craig forwards an abstract that documents receipts as well as the issuance of all stores to Samuel Hodgdon. Craig notes that he has paid John Bever and reports the General Wilkinson has arrived …
Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94)Craig discusses military stores and shipment with Hodgdon
Major Craig discusses his neglected claim for compensation with Samuel Hodgdon. Craig has requested compensation for services from the Secretary at War.
Isaac Craig PapersCraig discusses military stores and shipment with Hodgdon
Major Craig requests money from Samuel Hodgdon. Craig also reports the departure of Indian chiefs from Fort Pitt.
Isaac Craig PapersCraig discusses military stores and shipment with Hodgdon
Major Craig requests that Hodgdon obtain a deed in the name of the President of the United States to complete the purchase of lots near Fort LeBoef.
Isaac Craig PapersConstruction at Presque'isle
Enclosed return of various stores. Requests instructions on proposed buildings to be constructed at Presque Isle.
James Robertson PapersConfidential Letter
Letter to Guion to be forwarded under confidential supervision who should be instructed to make necessary inquiries at Massac and the Chickasaw Bluffs.
James Robertson PapersCondition of Old Fort and Storage of Powder
Status of magazine at old fort no longer appropriate for storage of powder. Advised the storage at Fort Fayette and notified McHenry he will attempt to sell the old magazine and its building …
James Robertson PapersClaims and Returns
D. Haragan's claims denied again, Craig apprehensive about the inconvenience of denying claims. Box containing sail duck not yet found, Craig does not believe that the quality of material will be of …
James Robertson PapersCash Invoices Received, Transportation of Merchandise
Discussion of location/status of Shawnee, Ottawa, Miami, Wyandot, and Delaware Indian goods. Requested assistance with J.Heath's account, mentioned W. Simmons help with the draft. Transportation of …
James Robertson PapersCanon Carriages and Winter Travel
Immediately after receiving instructions for forging carriages for canons, Craig sent bill along to forge to fulfill order. Craig will now countermand his order, but believes the carriages are nearly …
James Robertson PapersCannons and Carriages
Timber for cannons arrived, inconvenient to send iron for carriages from Philadelphia. Advised searching stores for old carriages. If Col. Forrest declines request for service from Craig, …
James Robertson PapersBlankets for Chickasaws and Location of Post
Mentioned blankets on hand and their possible use in supplements the allotment of goods supplied to the Chickasaws. Noted moth infestation as probable if the blankets were not moved quickly. Noted …
James Robertson PapersAuthorization and Deranged Pay
Enclosed two extracts of letters from Quartermaster General authorizing Craig to proceed with his estimates for May. Requested trunk forwarded to Mr. Heath. Not yet determined if Polhemus should …
James Robertson PapersArticles Sent to Le Boeuf Lost on Sunken Ship
Whiskey on hand to be returned. Copy of invoice of sundry articles sent to Le Boeuf sent to Hodgdon. Articles were on board a ship traveling up the Allegheny River which sunk, all articles lost.
James Robertson PapersAdvice Regarding the Mounting of 24 Pound Cannons
Craig advised Hodgdon that the "24 Pounders" should not be mounted on ship or garrison carriages. Craig requested Hodgdon forward iron trunks for proper mounting of cannons.
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