Copies of enlistments of the troops raised in Pennsylvania
Document 1784Harmar transmits copies of the enlistments of the troops raised in Pennsylvania and reports two companies of his command have marched for Fort Pitt. Lt. Col. Harmar to Pres. Dickinson, 1784 Philadelphia, October 1st, 1784 Sir, Agreeably to Instructions received from your Excellency & the Honorable Council, I have the honor to transmit you Copies of the several Inlistments [sic] for the troops raised in this State. Yesterday the remainder of the men, viz.: capt. Ziegler's & Capt. McCurdie's Companies marched from their Encampment on Schuylkill river for Fort Pitt. i have the honor to be, with the highest Esteem & respect, your Excellency's & The Honorable Council's most obd. servt., Jos. Harmar Lt. Col. Com'g 1st American regiment [Directed] His Excellency, John Dickinson, Esq., & The Honorable The Supreme Executive Council, Pennsylvania.
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Lt. Col. Harmar to Pres. Dickinson, 1784 Philadelphia, October 1st, 1784 Sir, Agreeably to Instructions received from your Excellency & the Honorable Council, I have the honor to transmit you Copies of the several Inlistments [sic] for the troops raised in this State.
Yesterday the remainder of the men, viz.: capt. Ziegler’s & Capt. McCurdie’s Companies marched from their Encampment on Schuylkill river for Fort Pitt.
i have the honor to be, with the highest Esteem & respect, your Excellency’s & The Honorable Council’s most obd. servt., Jos. Harmar Lt. Col. Com’g 1st American regiment
[Directed] His Excellency, John Dickinson, Esq., & The Honorable The Supreme Executive Council, Pennsylvania.
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