Samuel Dodge

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  Materials for fortifications at Baltimore

  07/10/1794 Printed Document

  Transmits to the Secretary of War a statement of materials brought to the fortifications and barracks at Baltimore. Includes timber, plank, shingles, shovels, casks of powder, gun carriages, picks, …

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  Fortifications of Baltimore

  09/14/1794 Printed Document

  Informs the Secretary of War that the lower work of the fortification at Baltimore is complete. Mentions that "it is almost impossible to get laborers."

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  Fortifications at Baltimore

  07/08/1794 Printed Document

  Letter from the agent for procuring materials for the fortifications at Baltimore. Informs Knox that the timber and plank for the platforms has arrived at the fort; discusses the carriages. Mentions …

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  Expectations

  07/14/1794 Autograph Letter Signed

  [Mostly illegible] Dodge expects the other four soon.

  Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94)
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  Requests Payment for Vouchers; Hopes to Close Accounts with Treasury

  03/03/1796 Autograph Letter Signed

  From Baltimore Maryland, William Dodge discusses with William Simmons receipt of correspondence, examination of vouchers, and remarks that the collector of his district desires that Dodge close his …

  Second Congress: Reports and Communications Submitted to the Senate by the Secretary of the Treasury [2A-F2] (RG46)
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  Advance to Capt. Bruff for Building Barracks, Etc.

  02/09/1975 Autograph Letter Signed

  General Lincoln advised Dodge to forward his accounts through the Department of War. Dodge advanced money to Captain James Bruff to be used for the construction of barracks for his men.

  Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94)