Ogden reports to Knox regarding Indians
Document 1793Letter; mentions reports of Indians gathering.
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Newark Decr 21st 1799
My dear Sir
This morning I received a Letter from Canada, which informs me, that an account from Detroit mentions, that the Indians have not been able to assemble more than between Eight and Nine hundred Men; That they had [undecipherable] of the Short of Provisions —
This information I believe Authentic, and as it may be Usefull I embrace the earliest opportunity of communicating it.
Mrs Ogdens health is much mended since her last severe attack. She joins in Love to Mrs Knox and Family
Your most
Afft Servt
[signature]
Gen. Knox
[address panel: For / General Henry Knox / Secretary at War / Philadelphia]
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Letter; mentions reports of Indians gathering.
Date
12/24/1793
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Newark
Repository
Collection
Document number
1793122440001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Henry Knox
Samuel Ogden
Mrs Ogden
Mrs Knox.
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Newark
Canada
Detroit.
Notable items
this morning
letter
an account
mentions that the Indians have not been able to assemble more than between eight and nine hundred men
left off the escort of provisions
information I believe authentic
it may be useful
earliest opportunity of communicating it
health is much mended since her last severe attack
love to
family.

