Joseph Carleton
34 documents
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Resolution of Congress on Major Franks
Resolution of Congress dated October 22, 1782 that David Franks hold the rank and receive the pay as Major in the Line of the Army of the United States until the new arrangement shall take place in …
Miscellaneous Numbered Records (Manuscript File) 1775-1790's. (RG93) (M859) -
The Army's Foreign Officers
Joseph Carleton sends a list of Foreign Officers that served with the American Army to John Pierce.
Letters Received by the Paymaster General, Jun 17, 1778-Jul 6, 1785. (RG217) -
Settlement of accounts
Discusses settlement of accounts.
Letters Received by the Paymaster General, Jun 17, 1778-Jul 6, 1785. (RG217) -
Salary, Appointment of Assistant
Congress yet to approve increase in salary, discusses appointment of assistant.
Benjamin Lincoln Papers -
Return of pay and emoluments
Requests a return of the pay and emoluments of the officers employed in Pierce's office (Office of Army Accounts at the Board of Treasury) for estimating the costs of the war office in the coming year …
Letters Received by the Paymaster General, Jun 17, 1778-Jul 6, 1785. (RG217) -
Pay of troops
Discusses warrant for pay to Colonel Harmar for pay of troops.
Letters Received by the Paymaster General, Jun 17, 1778-Jul 6, 1785. (RG217) -
Pay of garrisons at Army posts
Discusses the pay of the garrisons at West Point and Fort Pitt.
Letters Received by the Paymaster General, Jun 17, 1778-Jul 6, 1785. (RG217) -
Officers' pay
Discusses pay given to the officers listed in the letter.
Letters Received by the Paymaster General, Jun 17, 1778-Jul 6, 1785. (RG217) -
North Carolina Brevets
Discusses brevet promotions of officers of the North Carolina Line.
#705 Jethro Sumner Papers. -
List of warrants drawn by Joseph Carleton
List of warrants drawn by Joseph Carleton with names of officers, some listed with their regiments. One officer is a Native American.
Miscellaneous Numbered Records (Manuscript File) 1775-1790's. (RG93) (M859) -
General Woodford's account
Discusses the settlement of the account of General Woodford.
Letters Received by the Paymaster General, Jun 17, 1778-Jul 6, 1785. (RG217) -
Employment of Lt. Col. Troup
Discusses request for employment of Lt. Col. Troup; discusses directions regarding financial issues. Mentions Troup's commutation.
Letters Received by the Paymaster General, Jun 17, 1778-Jul 6, 1785. (RG217) -
Commutation pay
Discusses the granting of commutation pay to Colonel Troup and the case of commutation pay for Lawrence Myers
Letters Received by the Paymaster General, Jun 17, 1778-Jul 6, 1785. (RG217) -
Brevet commissions for the Southern Army
Discusses brevet commissions and pay of officers due for service in the Revolutionary War with the Southern Army.
Miscellaneous Numbered Records (Manuscript File) 1775-1790's. (RG93) (M859) -
Account of Retired Officer
Samuel Hodgdon is directed to settle the account of a retired officer.
Miscellaneous Numbered Records (Manuscript File) 1775-1790's. (RG93) (M859) -
Account of Captain Sumner
Discusses the account of Captain Sumner; his request for the emoluments of a Major.
Letters Received by the Paymaster General, Jun 17, 1778-Jul 6, 1785. (RG217) -
Regarding Numbers & Subsistence for Prisioners and Indians at Fort Schuyler
Joseph Carleton, War Office, directs LtCol Nicholas Fish, Commander of New York troops, to provide an accurate number of prisoners and Indians being held at Fort Schuyler. Carleton needs an accurate …
Jonathan Cass Papers -
Provisions for prisoners
Prisoners expected at Fort Stanwix; provisions for them are somewhere between Albany and the fort. Asks that Fish take measure to distribute provisions as they come in.
Nicholas Fish Papers -
Problem Regarding Subsistence for Hamtramck's March Being Funded with Bank Notes
The Treasury issued bank notes instead of cash for the subsistence of Captain Hamtramck's company on the march. Joseph Carleton, War Office, explains this problematic circumstance to LtCol Nicholas …
Jonathan Cass Papers -
Data chart of the American army between 1777 and 1783
Secretary at War Joseph Carleton complies with a request for information on the American army, enclosing a chart of data from 1777 to 1783.
James McHenry Papers
