Garrisoning at Fort Washington
Document 1791Letter, discusses garrisoning Fort Washington.
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[undecipherable] on July 9th 179[undecipherable]
[undecipherable] numack arrived on the [undecipherable]
with part of [undecipherable] [undecipherable] undied companies, having left an Officer and twenty men at Fort Know; so that all the men I can expect are here now, except those with General Butler. by this time it is to be hoped that those from the Eastward have joined him. Should no addition have been made to them since his last return, the fit for duty would amount to 1261 exclusive of non Commissd Officers when joined to what are here; So that when the remaining part of the first and Second Regiments and the rest of the Forces come forward we Shall have very nearly the estimated force, and there will be no occasion much to diminish it by garrisoning this place which besides the [undecipherable] and [undecipherable] the probable position [undecipherable]
Type
Letter fragment
Description
Letter, discusses garrisoning Fort Washington.
Date
07/19/1791
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Fort Washington
Repository
Collection
Document number
1791071940001
Page start
1
Note
Document largely illegible.
Notable persons
Henry Knox
Arthur St. Clair
General Butler
non commissioned officers
Notable locations
Fort Washington
Fort Knox
Notable items
levies
garrisoning
hoped that those from the Eastward have joined him
fit for duty
exclusive of non-commissioned officers
remaining parts of the first and second regiments
garrisoning this place
companies having left an officer and twenty men at Fort Knox

