Henry Knox
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Copy: Attack on Fort Hamilton
Description of an attack on Fort Hamilton by Indians. After repelling the attack, some troops set out after them. Wilkinson has hired spies to infiltrate the belligerents' community.
Anthony Wayne PapersContract for Supplying Posts
E&W reference their contract with the secretary of the Treasury for supplies to several posts. Describes the supplies available, and the difficulty of transporting meat to the falls of Muskinghum,
Samuel Smith Papers, Mm 82040469Consternation at Reports of Enemy Activity Near Fort Hamilton
Discusses actions around Fort Hamilton -- Lt. Hartshorn left in command there, 3 men from the garrison captured by "the enemy" [presumably Indians], failed pursuit, etc. Defends his leaving a …
John M. Brown & Preston Brown Papers, #105.Colfax's Company Account
Fleming has examined and found correct William Colfax's Company account for the transportation of shot and shells from Pompton Furnace to West Point with a balance in their favor of $277.53. They have …
Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94)Coalescence of the Legion at Pittsburgh, Winter Encampment, and Stance Toward Indians
Has returned from scouting a winter site for the army; must wait for water to rise (for ease of supply) before relocating there. Refers to retention of interpreters. Capt. Pierce will soon arrive …
Anthony Wayne Letterbooks Vol.1-3Clothing, Muskets, and Powder
All is quiet on the frontier but the lack of clothing for the troops is a disgrace. Wayne discusses a modification of his muskets which, using a fine-grain powder, will eliminate the need for priming …
Anthony Wayne Letterbooks Vol.1-3Carrington discusses military matters with Knox
Letter, mentions recommendations; discusses general conduct of the military; describes action against British officers; discusses Revolutionary War; discusses report of Congress re St. Clair's …
Henry Knox Papers. [Microfilm]Captain Prior and Wabash Indians; Expected Arrival of Cornplanter and Senecas
Captain Prior and party of Wabash Indians with interpreters arrived at the Post and will set off in a few days for Philadelphia. Cornplanter said to be on his way with party of Senecas.
James Robertson PapersBrooks requests details of promotion from Knox
Letter, asks for info re terms of the commission of Brigadier General.
Henry Knox Papers. [Microfilm]Boat Construction
Boats previously purchased did not suit need to transport horses so Craig has contracted the construction of wider boats. Provisions and ammunition sent to Fort Franklin.
James Robertson PapersBalance due the State of Virginia
Lee reminded Knox of money owed state by treasury department.
Executive CommunicationsAppointment
Williams honored with Knox's opinion, but cannot accept appointment due to health problems and his current engagement taking care of orphan children.
General Otho Williams Papers, MS# 908.Appeal for higher rank
William Sargent informs Secretary Knox that his duties as the adjutant general cannot be performed without more rank.
Henry Knox Papers. [Microfilm]Amounts Owed for Protection of Frontier
Details of expenses incurred and reimbursed for the defense of Virginia's frontier.
Executive Papers, Office of Governors LettersAmmunition Manufacture
More iron to arrive, furnace now casting shot. Powder to be sifted. Finished supplies will be sent forward without delay.
James Robertson PapersAllison Reports Hostilities with Indians to Knox
Letter, describes Indian aggression on frontiers of Cumberland.
Henry Knox Papers. [Microfilm]Advances for supplies in the Quartermaster Department
Advances for supplies in the Quarter Master Department are to be made after first of next month by warrant from the Treasury.
James O'Hara Papers, BV 1804-1807.
