Letter to the Superintendent of Military Stores
Document 1798Mentions rations, bounty lands, wagons, and money.
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[Captain Edward Miller
17th November
No 17 — 1790]
[Present poles —
of Capt. Miller
to Secy. of Warfrom given
on the [undecipherable] the]
[Mc [undecipherable]]
[H. Samuel [undecipherable]]
Capt Millers Tavern
Novr 17th 1790
Sir
the state in which the Troops was in made it improper for me to return as the men ware in a state of mutiny and some in habitines. in couraging them in it. they are quiet after blood Shed it is improper for me to Leave them as they will not march at present with any other Officer. the waggon=ers are Destitute of money and cannot go forward I give Mc Cook to recive it for them I wish thank you to inform the Secy of War —
the men [undecipherable] claim they have not rec their Bounty and the additional part of Ration which they Clame as their due the people in the Country aggravate their Complaint in it
I am Sir
your Obedient
humble Servt.
Edward Miller
Capt.
P.S. I shall march immediately
the tent poles are at Capt McRoads.
Type
Letterbook
Description
Mentions rations, bounty lands, wagons, and money.
Date
11/17/1798
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Camp Miller's Tavern
Collection
Document number
1798111780101
Page start
1
Note
Partially illegible
Notable persons
Samuel Hodgdon
Edward Miller
Cook
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Camp Miller's Tavern
Notable items
Rations
bounty
land
wagons
money

