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Regarding Invalid Pensions
Secretary Knox notifies General Lincoln of circumstances that have caused him to update the pay warrant prior to issuance.
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Knox writes to Lincoln regarding invalids
Secretary Knox asks that Lincoln update the list of invalids eligible for payment by removing the deceased from the rolls. Knox request that this information be forwarded to him.
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Status of Ensign Thompson
Knox informs Wadsworth of the status of Ensign Thompson. Knox also mentions military recruiting efforts, fighting Indians, and the Kentucky militia. Finally he inquires into Wadsworth's health.
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Invalid Pensioner
Knox informs James Mott that an invalid pensioner, Lieutenant Garret Hendriksen, has been incorrectly paid.
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Contingent appointment to Colonel Hull
Secretary Knox makes a contingent offer to appoint Colonel Hull, a Brigadier. The decision of General Brooks to accept appointment will impact the offer made to Hull.
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Fortification of ports and harbors
Secretary Knox corresponds with Governor Josiah Bartlett of New Hampshire on matters pertaining to the fortification of Portsmouth harbor.
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Pickering writes to Anthony Wayne regarding the General's request for leave
Letter, discusses leave of absence from the army for Wayne. Decision to grant or deny leave has been delayed by the absence of General Washington.
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Secretary McHenry writes to the Governor of Georgia on Creek Indians and assignment of Benjamin Hawkins as agent
Secretary at War details federal measures to pacify the frontier to Governor Irwin. Mentions assignment of Benjamin Hawkins as agent.
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Secretary at War writes to the Governor of Tennesee regarding militia
Secretary McHenry informs Governor Wood of the federal mandate to raise, equip, organize, and keep in readiness a body of militia fit for action.
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