Theodore Sedgwick
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Payment to Captain Theodore Sedgewick, 2d Sub Legion United States
Captain Sedgewick requests payment of $120 as his pay for months of October, November, December 1795.
Receipts for Moneys Advanced (Advances), 1793-1855. (RG217) -
Controversy over the lack of a commission for a Massachusetts local
Representative Sedgwick writes to McHenry expressing his constituent's disappointment in the failure of the War Department to offer a local gentleman Samuel Church a commission.
James McHenry Papers -
Sedgwicks's Many Concerns
In addition to a reference to an attempt to repeal the Alien and Sedition Acts, Sedgwick discusses the difficulties in supplying sufficient clothing to the troops in the widely dispersed Army. He …
Alexander Hamilton Papers -
Refers to Claim for Pay as Adjutant for Mustering Troops
The accountant has not approved Sedgwick's accounts because he says there is no proof that Sedgwick was ever mustered as Adjutant. Sedgwick says that if the Accountant will consult the monthly returns …
Letters Received by the Office of the Paymaster General, 1799-1912. (RG99) -
Growing opposition to the Federalist Party
Sedgwick expresses concern of the growing opposition to the Federalist Party, spurred in part by the regular pay of officers in the Provisional Army before they performed any actual services.
James McHenry Papers -
Eligible Divisions of Massachusetts, Etc.
Among numerous other matters, Senator Sedgwick gives his opinion of how Massachusetts should be divided into recruiting districts. He is highly critical of Adams' insistance on communicating directly …
Alexander Hamilton Papers -
Account of Capt. Sedgwick
An itemized account for Capt. Theodore Sedgewick of the 2nd United States Regiment with a total sum of $104.46 for duties performed during a period between 1792 and 1796.
Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94)
