Collection
42,880 items
Report Concerning Indian Boundary Lines
Jefferson delineates the boundaries of the United States and Indian Nations.
MG23 HI1 John Graves Simcoe, PapersReply to and Comments on News of Public Opinion of Paine & Indian Campaign
Acknowledges & replies to Knox's sentiments in his last letter, including the state of public opinion in New York newspapers and the fall from grace of [Thomas?] Paine. Inquires after Knox's family & …
John Adams PapersReply Regarding Sums for Transport & Storage of Military Stores
Letter, discusses sum charged to remove stores; discusses monthly allowance to keep public stores.
Jeremiah Olney PapersReplenishing My Bank Account
As Hodgdon is about to descend the river and may be gone many months it is imperative for Knox to replace Hodgdon's money in the bank for the use of his family. Also it is important that the money not …
Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94)Repayment
Notification that Hodgdon travels for Fort Pitt and carries means to reimburse Craig for all expenses he has accrued for public service.
James Robertson PapersRendez-vous at Westchester and Recruiting
Proposed rendez-vous of Westchester denied, Knox ordered future location to be West Point. Additional expenses related to recruiting denied.
Bezaleel Howe PapersRelocation of the War Office
William Knox writes the Quartermaster General's upcoming move of the War Office to new quarters.
Misc MSSRelieving the Wounded
The clothing sent on is a little wet having gone through the river and there is no place here to open the bales with any kind of safety. The General thinks that they should be sent as they are on to …
Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94)Relief of the Sick at Bush Hill and Other News
Informs Adams that all of the sick at Bush Hill seem to be recovering nicely from their fevers. Thanks Adams again for the pleasurable stay at Bush Hill, and professes that the Knox family will be …
John Adams PapersRelations with the Five Nations
Captain Brant discusses the Indian treaty, fraudulent Indian representatives, corruption, and land sales.
Timothy Pickering PapersReimbursement for rangers
Secretary Knox reminds the lieutenants of Westmoreland, Fayette, Washington and Alleghany Counties, Pennsylvania, and Ohio County, Virginia, to submit to Congress requests for monetary reimbursement …
Northwest Territory Collection, M367Reimbursement
General government approved of Virginia's calling up of militia to protect frontiers. Virginia will be reimbursed.
Executive Papers, Office of Governors LettersRegulating the Military Establishment
Letter, directs recruits for Continental army service.
Thomas C. Bright Autograph CollectionRegrets Resignation of Brigadier General Josiah Harmar
Expresses regret at resignation of Brigadier General Harmar, as he esteems him as a good officer.
Alfred T. Goodman PapersRegarding Men Called to Action
Discusses orders from Gov. of Virginia to call out fifty men. Contract secured to supply men.
George R. Clark PapersRegarding Appointment to Command Battalion of Levies
Jackson reports that Secretary of War wished to be informed of Rawling's intentions relative to appointment to command battalion of levies. President of United States General George Washington …
Rawlings PapersRegarding a Vessel
Knox inquires after a vessel, possibly bound to South America.
Henry Knox Papers. [Microfilm]Red Jacket's Speech of July 14th
In his speech, Red Jacket discusses the peace talks and Indian agents.
Timothy Pickering PapersRed Jacket's Speech
In his speech, Red Jacket discusses the peace talks, the British forces on the frontier, British and Indian relations, and Indian independence.
Timothy Pickering PapersRecruits to Proceed to West Point
Money due for pay and subsistence received, recruits gathered from Eastern States to proceed immediately to West Point.
Bezaleel Howe PapersRecruiting Instructions for a Regiment of Levies.
Document, recruiting instructions given to the Commanding Officer of the Regiment of Levies; discusses protection of the frontiers; discusses troops and recruiting.
Henry Knox Papers. [Microfilm]
