Collection
42,880 items

Gardner discusses new inventions with Knox
08/20/1791 Autograph Letter SignedLetter, discusses donation of machine schematics.
Henry Knox Papers. [Microfilm]
Furnishing Recruits
04/08/1791 Extract of LetterLetter, directs furnishing recruits.
William Duer Collection- No image
Full and Entire Pacification with the Creeks
07/13/1791 Modern Printed Transcription of Letter/DocumentKnox stresses to Governor Telfair the importance of supporting the policy of the United States to continue the pacification of the Creek Indians and the other southern tribes. He reminds the Governor …
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Friendly Indians Killed at Beaver Creek
03/28/1791 Printed transcription/modern copy of DocumentKnox assures the Seneca Chiefs that the President had nothing to do with the recent murder of friendly Indians. He will ensure that Samuel Brady and the others responsible for this reprehensible deed …
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Forwarded Dispatches and Ammunition
10/27/1791 Autograph Letter SignedDispatches, powder, shells, and lead to be forwarded with Lieut. Heartshon. Noted new buildings to house magazine and stores erected at expense of United States, and since both were to be surrendered …
James Robertson Papers
Forward of Ammunition to Fort Washington
09/15/1791 Autograph Letter SignedKnow to forward lead, powder, and shells to Pittsburgh. Craig in turn to forward supplies to Fort Washington. Money to be given to Lieut. Jeffers at Fort Franklin.
James Robertson Papers
Forty Six Drafts Received by the Secretary of the Treasury
09/09/1791 Autograph Letter SignedCoxe informs Lincoln that the Secretary of the Treasury received forty-six paid drafts which amount in total to $40,650.
Robert Goodloe Harper- No image
Form of the Roman Legion
02/02/1791 Printed transcription/modern copy of letterSr. Miranda expresses his approval of the flouishing state of North America and agrees that the organization of the Roman Legion is superior to any other military arrangement.
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Fill Out the Companies with Levies
09/29/1791 Modern Printed Transcription of Letter/DocumentKnox expresses his hope that St. Clair is successful in filling the personnel needs of the first and second regiments and that the garrisons will be properly provisioned.
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Ferguson requests stores be sent to Fort Washington
06/16/1791 Autograph Letter SignedFerguson makes requisition to Hodgdon for stores needed at Fort Washington.
Isaac Craig Papers
Family News, Especially of Sickness at Bush Hill
08/28/1791 Letter SignedKnox describes how he has been sick recently, along with the family of Adams' steward (Knox & family being lodged at Adams' estate outside Philadelphia, Bush Hill, at this time). Exchanges various …
John Adams Papers
Family News & Business
09/11/1791 Autograph Letter SignedNotes that Adams' steward has recovered from illness. Knox's son Marcus has died.
John Adams Papers
Family in Distress
10/29/1791 Autograph Letter SignedSince his family is likely to be distressed, Clarke has nobody else to turn to but Hodgdon. Clarke lives in the little hut near the slaughterhouse and had even made improvements to it. His wife has …
Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94)- No image
Extradition of the Accused by the State of Virginia
03/29/1791 Printed transcription/modern copy of letterRegarding the murder of the Indians at Beaver Creek, Knox recommends that an inquiry by the proper magistrates should begin immediately and the appropriate legal steps taken to demand that the accused …
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EXTRACT: Regarding Boundary Lines with Creeks
1791 Extract of LetterAccount of Creeks decision to draw boundary with United States at north fork of river.
Benjamin Lincoln Papers
Extract of Orders Given by St Clair
08/07/1791 Extract of LetterAppointment of Dr. Allison to Surgeon General until further orders received.
Deed Book of the Office of the Chief of Ordinance (Ordinance Office Deed Books), 1797-1891. (RG153)
Extract of Letter from War Office directing that bells be forwarded to Pittsburg
07/02/1791 Extract of LetterExtract of letter from Hodgdon the Henry Knox Secretary of War requesting 300 bells with leather straps for the use of pack horses. Additionally, a request from R.J. Vanden Broeck requesting that …
Second Congress: Reports and Communications Submitted to the Senate by the Secretary of the Treasury [2A-F2] (RG46)
Extract of a letter that discusses frontier violence
08/28/1791 Extract of LetterLetter, describes White aggression; mentions rescue of kidnapped white child; mentions casualties.
Henry Knox Papers. [Microfilm]
Extract of a Letter from James Morrison Esq. to Genl. Richard Butler dated Pittsburgh March the 17th 1791
03/17/1791 Extract of LetterGives latest location of Delaware Indian settlements that were peacefully trading with U.S. traders but suffered an attack from hostile Indians. Details of attack given.
Executive Communications- No image
Expenses of an Expedition Against the Wabash Indians
01/22/1791 Printed transcription/modern copy of DocumentKnox estimates the expenses, calculated for four months, that would be required for an expedition against the Wabash Indians, and the expense, for nine months, of a proposed regiment of Rangers.
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Expenses of a Corps of 760 Men for Thirty Days
03/09/1791 Printed transcription/modern copy of DocumentThis is a schedule of the expenses of 760 men, calculated on a scale of thirty days from the point of departure, allowing three days for travel to the rendezvous and three days for returning home.
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Expenditures for McGillivray & the Chiefs of the Creek Nation
03/05/1791 Letter SignedThe account of the expenditures of Colonel McGillivray and the chiefs of the Creek Nation have been lost so Knox asks Colonel Willet to forward a duplicate of the account.
Henry Knox Papers
Expedition to Frontier
07/06/1791 Autograph Letter SignedExpedition report by General Scott submitted. Other news from post.
Arthur St. Clair Letters
Expedited Transport of Correspondence
07/28/1791 Copy of Signed DocumentPresident thought it best that communications between Pickering and St. Clair go directly to General Butler without a seal, expediting the transfer of letters.
Archive Reports 1891- No image
Exercise of Your Highest Exertions
05/01/1791 Modern Printed Transcription of Letter/DocumentKnox reminds Hodgdon of his many important responsiblities during the upcoming campaign and stresses that Hodgdon's future reputation depends on his performance as Quartermaster to an army of great …
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