General Jackson recommends Captain Bartlett to General Knox
Document 1789Letter, advises Knox re Capt Bartlett.
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[General Henry Knox
Secretary at War
[undecipherable] New York]
[undecipherable] Boston Mar 1. 1789
my dear friend
The bearer Capt Bartlet
Hinds goes on to New York on business
respecting the Corps of Invalids — he
was an Officer in the Massachusets
lines, on the Continental Army, and
served with great Reputation, —
having received a wound while fighting
the cause of his Country, which render'd
him unfit for actual Service, he was
transferred to the Corps of Invalids, and
for some time past, has been Station'd
on Castle Island in the Harbour —
as Mr Hinds represents the
Meritorious class of Men, the Wounded
and disabled Soldiers — (If his
application is founded in Justice) I
am sure you would be happy to give
him every assistance in your power
I am dear Henry
Your affectionate
[Signature: undecipherable]
To
General Henry Knox
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Letter, advises Knox re Capt Bartlett.
Date
03/01/1789
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Boston
Repository
Collection
Document number
1789030140101
Page start
1
Notable persons
Henry Knox
Henry Jackson
Hinds
Capt. Bartlett
Notable locations
New York
Boston
Castle Island
Massachusetts
New York
Notable items
Merritorious class of men
wounded and disabled soldier
justice
assistance
Harbour
served with great reputation
wound while fighting the cause of his country
rendered him unfit for actual services
transferred
stationed
business respecting the Corps of Invalids
Officer in the Massachusetts line in the Continental Army
bearer

