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Money to be furnished to recruiting rendezvous at Wilmington and Bennington
Hamilton asks that Swan gather all arrears of pay that may be due officers and to provide them to the persons appointed to act as paymasters to the recruiting parties at Bennington and Wilmington.
Muster Rolls of Regular Army Organization, 1784-1912. (RG94)Money due Doctor Scott
Money furnished to Craig for payment of Dr. Hugh Scott for the cost of medicine for Fort Fayette.
James Robertson PapersMoney and Death
Negotiation of compensation, Lyman's returns enclosed in last letter. Alarm related to three Indian deaths has subsided, yellow fever not linked to death.
James Robertson PapersMisleading Information
Hodgdon had not heard of Quartermaster Generals arrival, possible he is in Philadelphia. Hodgdon berated Craig for lacking "superior knowledge or attention" to certain intelligence he relayed to …
James Robertson PapersMisc. Accounting Information
Lewis, a clerk in the War Department, discusses the details of some accounting matters that he feels Hamilton should be cognizant of, including notification of a warrant for Hamilton's pay, …
Alexander Hamilton PapersMilitary Stores Invoice of Goods
Letter covering an invoice of military stores being shipped to Fort Wilkinson in Georgia for trading with the Southern Indians. The letter discusses the amounts the agents are to charge for the goods.
Correspondence (Letters Received, Letters Sent, and Accounts) of the Creek Factory, 1795-1814. (RG75)Military stores and shipment
Major Isaac Craig discusses troops' clothing and local politics with Samuel Hodgdon, Commissary of Military Stores. Also mentions that he received his letter regarding Joseph Johnston's power of …
Isaac Craig PapersMilitary Discipline
Transmits regulations, asks that an immediate stop be put to the practice of distributing rations to the children of soldiers.
MMC, McHenry, James: Mm85004543Military Appointments, Winter Quarters
Refers to an appointment [illegible]. Mentions the winter quarters of a regiment.
MMC, McHenry, James: Mm85004543Methods Proposed for Reducing Desertion
Forwards correspondence detailing the recommended appointment of one man to a post which may soon be declined by another. Reports "ruinous" desertion; recommends 4 methods to combat it: greater …
John Adams PapersMerchantman to deliver tents, arms, and clothing
Asks the Attorney General if there is a merchantman in Winchester who can be trusted in delivering tents, arms, and clothing to troops.
James McHenry PapersMentions Accoutrement Needs
Encloses [illegible] document. Mentions accoutrement needs.
MMC, McHenry, James: Mm85004543Men Who Are Totally Unfit for Service as Soldiers
Capt. Ingersoll seeks McHenry's approval of a General Court Martial in which Ingersoll seeks to discharge from the Army men who he believes are totally unfit for service as soldiers.
Alexander Hamilton PapersMedial Establishment & Appropriation for the Augmented Army
Hamilton sends a draft of a bill regulating the medical establishment and discusses whether or not the appropriation for the augmented army ceases with the end of the present session of Congress.
Alexander Hamilton PapersMarching to Join My Command
Major Ford has received Hamilton's orders and will march immediately to join his command.
Alexander Hamilton Papers
