Organizing the Eventual Army

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Type

Letter

Description

McHenry provides considerable detail on how the Eventual Army will be organized and supplied.

Date

03/21/1799

Sent from

War Department

Document number

1799032100001

Page start

1

Note

Unsigned letter but assumed to be from James McHenry based on the content. Cited in Hamilton to McHenry, 03/23/1799, McHenry to Hamilton, 03/30/1799, Hamilton to McHenry, 03/30/1799, Hamilton to McHenry, 08/25/1799, and McHenry to Hamilton, 08/30/1799.

Notable persons

Alexander Hamilton
James McHenry
Uriah Tracy
the President [John Adams]
regimental paymasters
Corps
recruiting officer
Purveyor of Supplies
[Samuel] Hodgdon
Quartermaster
Superintendent of Military Stores
Agents
Commander in Chief [Washington]
Musicians
Recruit
Adjutant General
Assistant Inspector General

Notable locations

War Department
Connecticut
Quincy
Sea Coast

Notable items

information
documents
Schedule A
appointments
list of names
numerical order
classifications of company officers
Schedule B
companies of infantry
complete list of officers
regiments
cavalry
surgeons
surgeon's mates
harmony
relative rank of the company officers
recruiting service
stations of recruiting rendezvouses
rations
clothing
recruiting money
buttons
Artillery
coats
regulations
garrisons
old establishment
War Department
military stores
return of troops
article of dress
proper deduction
recruiting parties
contracts
deposits of provisions
oath