William Winston

11 documents

Request to Remain in Richmond
08/03/1792 Typed letter
Orders to march for Pittsburgh immediately, however Winston requests leave to remain in Richmond with his troops until affairs are concluded.
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Letter Citation
09/10/1792 Cited letter or document
Cited in Knox to Winston, 10/05/1792.
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Letter Citation
08/22/1792 Cited letter or document
Cited in Knox to Winston, 09/06/1792.
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Letter Citation
08/13/1792 Cited letter or document
Cited in Knox to Winston, 09/06/1792.
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Five Hunderd Dollars for Recruiting
04/28/1792 Autograph Letter Signed
Winston has received Howell's letter of the 15th instant with $500 for the recruiting service. A receipt is enclosed for same.
Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94)
Every Exertion to Complete the Troop
09/19/1792 Typed letter
Winston writes from Richmond, where he hopes to be absent from his public duties only a short time. Moreover, he hopes to do some recruiting while in Richmond. Major Rudolph has only twenty men at the …
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Enclosed Return and Request for Answer
08/22/1792 Contemporary Copy of Letter
Request to answer questions posed by Winston so as to finish business.
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Receipt of Captain William Winston for pay from Secretary of War witnessed by Carrington
10/05/1793 Document Signed
Winston received $80 pay from Secretary of War Knox by hands of Edward Carrington.
Receipts for Moneys Advanced (Advances), 1793-1855. (RG217)
Payment to Colonel William Sample for pay and subsistence
11/23/1793 Document Signed
Winston requests to Howell a payment of $160 to Colonel William Sample.
Receipts for Moneys Advanced (Advances), 1793-1855. (RG217)
No Money to Proceed to Richmond
04/04/1793 Contemporary Copy of Letter
Due to exhausted funds, Winston could not proceed to Richmond per orders of Knox.
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Assurance of Departure from Richmond
08/12/1793 Contemporary Copy of Letter
Apology for not following order to march to Gen. Wayne's HQ at Fort Washington, doubts of Lieutenant Fleming's ability to rejoin his troops.
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