Samuel Hodgdon
2434 documents
Weather Conditions and Death of Wayne
Noted death of Wayne giving Hodgdon, "great pain" and affecting "every true American." Mentioned weather being intense and the cold incapacitating a lot of people. Last line gives the probable …
James Robertson PapersUse of Post Notes or Silver for Currency
Post delivered five packages from Fort Franklin. Believed it best not to intervene with Treasurer issues relative to the money in the hands of Gen. Nevill. Suggested making exchanges of post notes …
James Robertson PapersTransportation of Stores
Notification that stores of various types transported to Pittsburgh of Doctor [Fiffer]. Discussed cost and payment of transportation.
James Robertson PapersStandardized Classification
Hodgdon will send Craig a list of how he classifies items in returns and what departments those items belong to. Discussed Sec. of War's decision on Craig's reimbursement for services performed for …
James Robertson PapersRequest to Deliver Warrant to Bearer Mr Dristeau
Hagner requests that Hodgdon deliver Hagner's warrant to Mr Dristeau.
Receipts for Moneys Advanced (Advances), 1793-1855. (RG217)Request for Correct Accounting to the Quarter Master
Hodgdon requests that the previous quarter master general's accounts be made up to April 1, 1796. Any monies or bills received after that date will be posted to Hodgdon's account.
Northwest Territory Collection, M367Regarding Receipts for Money Paid to Transportation Contractor
Hodgdon encloses receipts for money paid to a now-deceased Mr. Dannaker, who had been contracted to transport items for the Army. The receipts are not included.
James Trimble Papers.Record Keeping
Attempting to ascertain how many stores in 1794 were in the public arsenal. Requests a return of stores received by Craig. Notification that Hodgdon was reappointed to receive and pay all bills.
James Robertson PapersRecommendation for a Building in Which to Store Government Military Stores
Hodgdon recommends building a store for nitre alongside an existing store in Campington rather than continuing to store it in the magazine which belongs to Messrs. Wheelen & Miller.
Consolidated Correspondence File, 1794-1890. (RG92)Receipt of Pay Matthew Ernest
Matthew Ernest, acting Quarter Master General of militia under appointment of General Miller receipt for compensation 3 per cent on all his disbursements. Note indicates acting with the army under …
Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94)
