Contemporary Copy of Letter Made From Recipient's Files

William Clark, Principal Messenger for the Western District

09/13/1785 Contemporary Copy of Letter made from Recipient's Files

George Rogers Clark and Richard Butler, acting as Commissioners of Indian Affairs, appoint William Clark to serve as the Principal Messenger for the Western District. George Owens is appointed as …

William Clark Papers

Voucher of Service

09/09/1785 Contemporary Copy of Letter made from Recipient's Files

Captain Johnston sends to the Paymaster General a request for payment on behalf of Peter Coias. Coias, a former matross in the corps of artillery, is an unlettered man.

Carded Records (Compiled Military Service Records), Volunteer Organizations: Post-Revolutionary War Period, 1784-1811. (RG94) (M905)

Troops needed from New Jersey

05/19/1785 Contemporary Copy of Letter made from Recipient's Files

Knox requests that Livinston provide New Jersey's quota of the troops needed to accompany commissioners of Indians affairs to the Wabash and Illinois.

Papers of William Livingston, MICROFILM

Certificate of Jacob Lyons

09/30/1786 Contemporary Copy of Letter made from Recipient's Files

Informs Col. Forrest that the certificate of Jacob Lyons - Invalid Regiment in Maryland - has been transmitted to the Executive of that state.

Miscellaneous Numbered Records (Manuscript File) 1775-1790's. (RG93) (M859)

New Hampshire: Send Delegates to the Convention

05/21/1787 Contemporary Copy of Letter made from Recipient's Files

Knox urges Sullivan to influence New Hampshire to send delegates to the [Constitutional Convention] so as to avoid the anarchy that seems inevitable under the current system of government.

Peter Force - John Sullivan Collection, Mm82076206

Pensions for New Jersey's widows, orphans, and invalids

02/13/1790 Contemporary Copy of Letter made from Recipient's Files

Knox tells Livingston that all the states have not returned their lists of widows and orphans entitled to half-pay so Congress has not yet fully provided for them.

Papers of William Livingston, MICROFILM