Sundry Deployments of Officers, Etc.
Document 1799McHenry discusses sundry officer deployments. It seems likely that Mr. Love, who belongs to the 4th Regiment, will be attached to the officer who has been ordered by Colonel Hamilton to Salisbury in Carolina. Lieutenant Rowan has been assigned to a southern garrison but his eventual employment will depend on Major General Pinckney. McHenry stresses, however, that officers will not receive pay or emoluments until their men are called into service.
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Autograph Signed Draft
Description
McHenry discusses sundry officer deployments. It seems likely that Mr. Love, who belongs to the 4th Regiment, will be attached to the officer who has been ordered by Colonel Hamilton to Salisbury in Carolina. Lieutenant Rowan has been assigned to a southern garrison but his eventual employment will depend on Major General Pinckney. McHenry stresses, however, that officers will not receive pay or emoluments until their men are called into service.
Date
05/14/1799
Author
Recipient
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War Department
Collection
Document number
1799051400401
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Note
Partially illegible.
Notable persons
William Barry Grove
James McHenry
4th Regiment
Captain Bard
Lieutenant Rowan
Captain McClellan
Major General Pinckney
Captain Bishop
officers
Governor Davie
Governor Spaight
Smith
Alfred Moore
Notable locations
War Department
Winchester
Salsbury
North Carolina
Fayetteville
Notable items
recruit
muskets
appoint
list of proper characters
pay or emoluments

