Isaac Craig
1045 documents
Payment for Bills
As soon as work is completed on repairs to Fort Pitt and proper receipts are transmitted, money for payment will be issued.
James Robertson PapersPayment for Appointments
Money for Richard Sparks pending his acceptance of the appointment. Remarks on the tardiness of the post.
James Robertson PapersOutfitting Troops
Authorized outfitting McCully's troops with muskets and bayonets. Enclosed letter to be forwarded.
James Robertson PapersOrders to Supply Block House
Discussed works being built at Fort Pitt; mentions delays in sending Cass's troops.
James Robertson PapersOrder of Arms for Pennsylvania
Secretary Knox requests that Major Craig deliver two hundred stand of arms to Governor Mifflin or to Clement Biddle, the Quartermaster General of Pennsylvania. The arms are for the use of the militia …
Henry Knox PapersOn the Timing of Arrival of Goods at Pittsburg
Knox says that a sufficient time has hardly elapsed for any articles sent forward to the arrived yet. Asks that Craig be particular in notifying of the days when the stores are delivered and the names …
James Robertson PapersOn the Difficulty of Procuring Money
Hodgdon notes difficulty of procuring money and apologizes for any delay, difficulty or embarrassment caused.
James Robertson PapersNo News
Post has not yet arrived, no news to communicate. Enclosed copy of letter to Wilkinson, request to forward it at first opportunity.
James Robertson PapersMoney to Discharge Engagements
Samuel Hodgdon has forwarded a sum of money to enable Craig to discharge engagements with former Quarter Master General.
James Robertson PapersMoney for Appointment
Money intended for Capt. Biggs enclosed, but due to his refusal to accept appointment, money will be given to another officer pending their acceptance.
James Robertson PapersMistake in Transaction
Expresses mortification that any mistake should arise from a simple transaction. The loss should fall on United States. Will settle matter with Samuel Hodgdon.
James Robertson PapersMissing Money
Addressed missing money and noted that Craig acknowledged receipt of the full sum and it could not have been a mistake in the remittance of money to Capt. Faulkner.
James Robertson PapersLetters to be Forwarded
Duplicates of original letters intended for lieutenants of several counties in Pennsylvania and Virgina. If Craig believes the originals will reach the lieuts before an express of the duplicates, he …
James Robertson PapersLetter from Knox to Craig
Major Clarke will muster and inspect his riflemen. James O'Hara will set out today or tomorrow for Pittsburgh.
James Robertson Papers
