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Forwarding of Correspondence with Washington, Hamilton, Pinckney & Knox
McHenry forwards his recent correspondence with Generals Washington, Hamilton, and Pinckney, as well as that with Henry Knox. Wishes better health and spirits to Mr. and Mrs. Adams.
John Adams PapersForwarding of Correspondence from Several Volunteer Companies
Adams forwards the correspondence of several volunteer companies for McHenry's review and reply.
John Adams PapersForwarding of Correspondence from North Carolina Volunteer Company
Adams forwards a previously overlooked set of correspondence from a volunteer "corps of troop of horse" from Warren County, North Carolina, for McHenry's review and reply.
John Adams PapersForwarding of Correspondence from Maryland Militia Officers
Encloses an address from the brigadier and field officers of the 3d Brigade of Maryland Militia, along with an accompanying letter from Brigadier General J. Swann to McHenry. McHenry mentions that he …
John Adams PapersForwarding of Correspondence from Maryland Militia Brigades
Forwards correspondence from two brigades of Maryland militia.
John Adams PapersForwarding of Correspondence from Hudson Volunteer Company
Adams forwards correspondence from the Hudson Independent Rangers, which he had inadvertently not forwarded previously, for McHenry's review and reply.
John Adams PapersForwarding of Correspondence from General Officers
Forwards letters from the Quartermaster General [John Wilkins] and Brigadier General [James] Wilkinson.
Stephen Raphel PapersForwarding of Correspondence Concerning Officer Appointments for Provisional Army
Forwards certain letters, which variously concern a sale of land by Indians, the acceptance of the position of Adjutant General by Major North, varied correspondence concerning the recommendation of …
John Adams PapersForwarding of Correspondence Between McHenry & Pinckney
Forwards copies of McHenry & Pinckney's correspondence concerning Pinckney's acceptance of appointment as major general.
John Adams PapersForwarding of Correspondence and News from France & Berlin
Pickering forwards correspondence from France, namely reports of the Directory's raising of the embargo on American shipping and the departure of General Pinckney for America. Remarks that the wife …
John Adams PapersForwarding of Army Budget Table, & General Hand's Acceptance of Commission
Forwards a letter and table submitted to the Secretary of the Treasury [Oliver Wolcott, Jr.] concerning army expenditures for the next six months. Says he shall inform Adams of Wolcott's response …
John Adams PapersForwarding Lieutenant's Petition
Encloses a letter with some form of petition from a long-standing lieutenant "at the castle."
John Adams PapersForwarding Correspondence of Men Lobbying for Officer's Commissions
Forwards the letters of a dozen individuals who have applied for positions as officers in the expanded army, that McHenry may have them on file.
John Adams PapersForwarding Correspondence of Delaware Volunteer Company
Forwards correspondence from a volunteer company of riflemen in Christiana Hundred, Delaware, for McHenry's review and reply.
John Adams PapersForwarding & Discussion of Correspondence from Volunteer Companies
Forwarding and discussion of several volunteer companies' offers of service to the federal government.
John Adams PapersForwarded Receipts
Many forwards the receipt of Joseph McMahone for the four dollars he received for his bounty and also the receipt for the two dollars bounty of Jonathan Smith.
Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94)Forwarded Money Due Staats Morris, Receipt Enclosed
Kilty has received the order from Simmons to remit $100 to Captain Morris. He has advanced the money to Morris and encloses the receipt.
Claims Files Relating to Service in the Revolutionary War, 1775-1851. (RG217)Forwarded Abstracts for Monies Paid
Account balances, names of money due particular officers. Details of Hillis' expenses explained; Henley described Hillis' intemperance and said he was unfit for duty.
Fred Manning Collection of Documents From Various Series in RG217. (RG217)Forward the Enclosed Speedily
Mrs. Murray wrote copiously in response to Hodgdon's letter and asks him to forward the enclosed as speedily as possible.
Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94)Fortification of Rhode Island
Directs fortifications for Rhode Island, advised taking cannons from Marblehead.
G.C. Mason's Reminiscences of NewportFive Month's Pay Owed to Claiborne's Detachment
Claiborne encloses a payroll intended to correspond with the muster roll forwarded to the Secretary's office for April. He declares that his men are anxious to receive their pay since many of them …
Subject File of the Naval Records CollectionFinding a Paymaster, Etc.
Capt. Bruff declines having anything more to do with paying the troops unless he receives the compensation allowed to paymasters. This causes some uneasiness since there is no other officer at Niagara …
Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94)Feneau's Newspaper Instead of the Aurora, Etc.
Major Craig requests that Hodgdon not send him the Philadelphia Aurora newspaper. Craig asks to be sent Fenno's newspaper instead. Craig acknowledges advances received for carpenters.
Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94)Fear of Mailing Vouchers, Request to Settle with Agent of Accountants Office
Hamtramck wont send vouchers through the mail, requested Simmons send representative to settle account.
Claims Files Relating to Service in the Revolutionary War, 1775-1851. (RG217)Fate of the Appointment of Peter Beates
Mrs. Beates knows of Hodgdon's sensibility and his friendship with her revered parents. Most of her meager earnings support her and her impaired health. Peter is anxious to know the fate of his …
Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94)
