Bezaleel Howe
32 documents
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Return Required to Fill Clothing Order
Additional clothing could not be produced by Mr. Hill until Captain Smith provided return on past clothing order and number of missing uniforms.
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Rendez-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.
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Orders to Proceed Hastily to Pittsburgh
Urged Howe to proceed quickly with recruits to Pittsburgh for service to public.
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Enclosed Bounty and Payment for Recruiting Services
Letter, encloses draft for money for recruiting.
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Bank Note for Recruiting Services
Letter, encloses Post Note for recruiting service to be cashed at Bank of New York.
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Assurances of Exemplary Recruiting Services
Letter, discusses conduct as a recruiting officer.
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Appointment to 2nd Lieutenant
Letter, discusses recruiting and mentions appointment.
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Sympathies for Lack of Recruits
Letter, mentions recruiting and treatment of deserters.
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Permission to Enlist Artificers
Howe authorized enlistment of artificers such as carpenters, wheelwrights, blacksmiths, and armourers.
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Notification of Money to be Delivered, Instructions for Dispersal
Amounts and people to receive pay.
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Notification of Clothing Order
Clothing ordered for troops, to be forwarded to New York by way of Amboy New Jersey, addressed to Melancton Smith.
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Money Remit to Richard Morris
Notification of sum of $400 remit to Howe by Treasurer of United States to Richard Morris, Supervisor of Revenue at New York for recruiting.
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Letter Citation
Cited in Knox to Howe, 05/23/1792. Knox laments that Howe's success in recruiting for his company has not been greater. He approves of every severity to deserters, and discharge of the man who …
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Settlement of Pay for Bezaleel Howe
Capt. Howe must certify his account of contingent expenses of marching his detachment and refund the balance to Caleb Swan, paymaster, before his pay can be settled.
Numbered Record Books, 1775-1798. (RG93) (M853) -
Refusal to Pay Capt. Howe's Detachment
Howell refuses to pay Howe's detachment during their dilatory march. If it had not been more than two months since Howe received his marching orders, his men would not have been in arrears more than …
Numbered Record Books, 1775-1798. (RG93) (M853) -
Pay of Captain Howe's Detachment
Since Howe's detachment will have left West Point, it will be necessary to forward their pay to Brunswick or Trenton.
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Pay for West Point Recruits
Howell is transmitting, via Nicholas Fish, the sum of $232.80, being for two month's pay of Howe and the recruits at West Point.
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Pay for Recruits Laboring at West Point New York
Four month's pay for Bezaleel Howe and his recruits should be disbursed and receipts taken agreeably to the pay roll.
Numbered Record Books, 1775-1798. (RG93) (M853)
