Enclosed return of military stores
Document 1785Encloses a return of military stores to the Commissary of Commissary Stores.
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[Samuel Hodgdon Esqr Comy Genl M. Stores]
[fav. by Mr Corrie]
[in Philadelphia]
[Letter from Donaldson Yates dated 3 April 1785]
Turners Creek Kent County 3d Apl 1785
Dear Sir
Agreable to your favor of 17th Ulto you have a return of Military Stores under my care inclosed, and a copy of a letter I wrote you on the state of those Stores last fall. I likewise forwarded you the Award made out by Mr Thomas May on the Reference entered into with Colo Hollingsworth, since which nothing has passed between him and me on the subject, by the Award you will find there is one half of the money to be paid by Colo [undecipherable] to the United States due December last past, I have reason to think that any demand of payment from him originating from me would not be attended to, and that he has expectation of settling that Affair by discount, any commands you may Judge necessary thereon will pass to him and inform you of the result, I am with much Esteem Sir
Your very Hble servant
Donaldson Yeates
Samuel Hodgdon Esqre
Philada
[Return of Military Stores at the Head of Elk &c April 1, 1785]
[near?]
A Return of all public property on hand in the Commissary Genls Military Stores Department in the District of the States of Maryland & Delaware under the direction of Donaldson Yeates late D. D. [undecipherable] the 4th April 1785
Iron Cannon { 24 Pounders — 5
{ 18 Pounders — 16
{ 12 Pounders — 13
{ 9 Pounders — 13 — at Head of Elk except 2 of the 9 Pounders at George Town [Maryland?]
{ 6 Pounders — 4
{ 2 Pounders — 2
{ 1 Pounder — 1
Iron Carronades 18 Pounders — 20 — at H of Elk
Garrison Carriages { for 24 Pounders — 2
{ for 18 Pounders — 9 } at ditto
{ for 12 Pounders — 10
{ for 9 Pounders — 2
Travelling Carriages { for 24 Pounders — 4 } at ditto
{ for 18 Pounders — 7
Carronade Carriages for 18 Pounders — 1 — at ditto
Shott { 24 Pound[s] — 604 / 1122 of ditto at do & 1932 Susquehanna [undecipherable]
{ 18 Pounds — 1820 193 of [undecipherable] at Elk 159 at Balto & 493 [undecipherable]
{ 12 Pounds — 727 346 at Elk 379 at Susquehanna
{ 9 Pound — 297 at Elk
{ 6 Pound — 86 at do
Shells { 10 Inch — 5431 at do Balto & Susquehanna
{ 8 Inch — 1807 at do do & do
{ 2½ Inch — 132 at Elk
Limbers wth Wheels { for 24 Pounders — 2
{ for 18 Pounders — 3 } at Elk
{ for 12 Pounders — 2
{ for 6 Pounders — 1
Copper Ladles — 15
Spunges & Rammers — 15
Worms — 5
Carriage Cases — 5
Drag Ropes — 17 } at Turners Creek Kent County [Maryland?]
Powder Side Malek — 100
Tin Stocks — 5
Musquets broken — 15
Bayonets — 4
Cartouche Boxes — 13
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Encloses a return of military stores to the Commissary of Commissary Stores.
Date
04/03/1785
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Turners Creek, Kent County
Document number
1785040380001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Samuel Hodgdon
Donaldson Yeates
Thomas May
Colonel Hollingsworth
commissary general military stores
Donaldson Yates
Deputy Quartermaster General
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Turners Creek, Kent County
Maryland
Eastern Shore
Head of Elk
Baltimore
George Town
Notable items
return of military stores
pay
award
payment
discount
cannon
public property
cannonades
carriages
traveling carriages
shot
shell
copper ladle
sponge
worm
cartridge cases
drag ropes
musquets
bayonets
cartouch box
musket

