Appointment as Brigadier General; Requests Utmost Harmony among Superior Officers
Document 1792Refers to business and communication with the President. Reports that money in Mr. Swan's hand is for payment for the sloops on the Ohio River. Transmits Wilkinson's appointment as Brigadier General, and hopes for the best in the new office. States the utmost importance in maintaining harmony among the superior officers.
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Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Refers to business and communication with the President. Reports that money in Mr. Swan's hand is for payment for the sloops on the Ohio River. Transmits Wilkinson's appointment as Brigadier General, and hopes for the best in the new office. States the utmost importance in maintaining harmony among the superior officers.
Date
04/21/1792
Author
Recipient
Sent from
War Department
Document number
1792042100701
Page start
1
Note
Difficult to read
Notable persons
James Wilkinson
Henry Knox
George Washington
Mr. Swan
Brigadier General
Commanding General
Notable locations
War Department
Ohio River
Notable items
Receipt
Money
Sloops