Benjamin Lincoln
82 documents

List of Invalids in Massachusetts
02/10/1790 Autograph Letter SignedEnclosed list of invalids who received pensions.
Benjamin Lincoln Papers
Knox writes to Lincoln regarding invalids
05/25/1790 Autograph Letter SignedSecretary Knox asks that Lincoln update the list of invalids eligible for payment by removing the deceased from the rolls. Knox request that this information be forwarded to him.
Interleaved Document in Washington Irving's Life of George Washington.
Knox solicits Lincoln's opinion of his militia plan
01/31/1790 Autograph Letter SignedKnox solicits General Lincoln's opinion of his plan for the establishment of a national militia.
Robert Goodloe Harper
Invalids in Massachusetts
04/10/1790 Autograph Letter SignedEnclosed exact return of invalid pensioners in Massachusetts and warrant authorizing their payment. List conforms to the list submitted by John Lucas, Commissary of Pensioners.
Benjamin Lincoln Papers
Invalid Pensioners List
07/01/1790 Autograph Letter SignedAfter receiving a list of invalid pensioners from the Sec. of Massachusetts, Knox enclosed a list to Lincoln that contained names absent from list.
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Enclosed Warrant to Cover Payments
06/15/1790 Autograph Letter SignedWarrant to pay six invalids who were not on approved list of those to receive pensions.
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Discrepancies on Lists of Invalids
04/07/1790 Autograph Letter SignedList sent by John Lucas did not contain same names of invalids as the list submitted by Knox (which was verified by the Governor of Massachusetts).
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Additional Amount Due Invalids
04/13/1790 Autograph Letter SignedMoney due invalid pensioners enclosed, request to pay pensioners per previous instructions.
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Acknowledged Receipt
05/08/1790 Autograph Letter SignedReturn for pensioners received.
Benjamin Lincoln 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
Requesting Public Employment for Mr. Peirce's Son
02/12/1792 Autograph Letter SignedKnoxs friend Mr. Peirce has a son who desires public employment. If Lincoln, with his duty and other obligations, can confidently find him a position, Knox beseeches him to do so.
Robert Goodloe Harper
Payments to Invalid Pensioners in Massachusetts & A List of Unclaimed Pensions
03/12/1792 Letter SignedWolcott confirms receipt of Lincolns letter of February 28th. The letter contained an account of payments to invalid pensioners in Massachusetts for the year ending March 4th 1790 as well as a list …
Robert Goodloe Harper
Knox makes recommendation to Lincoln
01/12/1792 Autograph Letter SignedKnox writes to Lincoln to secure employment for the son of Pierce.
Benjamin Lincoln Papers
Account as Agent for Paying the Pensions of Invalids in Massachusetts
04/09/1792 Letter SignedLincoln has a balance in his favor of $11,303.79 as agent for paying invalid pensions in Massachusetts. To close his account, Wolcott directs him to add this balance to his next quarterly account as …
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Notification of the Meeting at Sandusky
07/28/1793 Modern Printed Transcription of Letter/DocumentCaptain Elliot delivered a letter from Colonel McKee in which Mckee informs the Commissioners that he will inform them of the time the Indians will meet at Sandusky as soon as he receives that …
Printed Versions 
Notification of Appointment to Commissioner
05/09/1793 Autograph Letter SignedNotification of appointment to act as liaison to hostile Indians that reside north of the Ohio River. Treaty negotiations, names of other commissioners, and instructions for preparation.
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Instructions to the Commissioners
12/04/1793 Modern Printed Transcription of Letter/DocumentInstructions to Benjamin Lincoln, Beverley Randolph, and Timothy Pickering, Commissioners appointed for treating with the Indians northwest of the Ohio.
Printed Versions 
Ford's Displeasure at the Publication of Affairs Relative to the Treaty, Etc.
11/08/1793 Autograph Letter SignedAmong other topics, Pickering discusses Capt. Ford's displeasure regarding the publication of information about the treaty which might cause him trouble when he returns to Canada. That situation was …
Robert Goodloe Harper
Distress Due to Disease in Philadelphia
09/19/1793 Autograph Letter SignedPickering discusses the situation in Philadelphia which has been ravaged by disease.
Robert Goodloe Harper
Appointment as Commissioner to Treat with Hostile Indians
03/09/1793 Letter SignedLincoln is notified of his appointment as a Commissioner to treat with the Indians north of the Ohio. The other Commissioners will be Governor Randolph and Colonel Pickering.
Robert Goodloe Harper
Domestic or Foreign Sail Cloth for Frigates
06/28/1794 Contemporary Copy of Letter SignedHamilton inquires as to whether domestic of foreign sail cloth should be used on the frigates. He would prefer the use of domestic cloth but it must be really good.
Oliver Wolcott Jr. Papers.
Errors on Lincoln's and Storer's Accounts, Etc.
09/14/1795 Autograph Letter SignedPickering writes General Lincoln with a statement from the Comptrollers Office; there are errors in Lincolns and Mr. Storers accounts amounting to $97.38. Because the accounts have been open now …
Robert Goodloe Harper
Enclosed List of Errors in Accounts
08/20/1795 Autograph Letter SignedList of errors in accounts from Commissioner who traveled to Canada in 1793.
Arthur G. Mitten Collection
Appointments by President
01/24/1795 Autograph Letter SignedRecommendations for appointments to surgeon's mate discussed.
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