New Jersey Historical Society Library
6 documents
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Allocation of Clothing and Rations
Recent act of Congress reallocated provisions for military. No clothing or rations can be given to Jackson's requests. Knox discussed various duties Jackson should complete.
Edwin A. Ely Autograph Collection -
Knox writes to Savage about his son
Henry Knox writes to Samuel Phillips Savage regarding allegations pertaining to his son, Captain Joseph Savage.
Savage Family Papers -
Knox sending Samuel Savage letters from his son
Knox forwarded Samuel Savage letters from his son, who is a captain. Mentioned publication of Savages son's death in the paper, as unexplained.
Savage Family Papers -
Letter to the Secretary at War
After 16 years of military service, Joseph Savage resigns his commission.
MG 204 Company Book of Joseph Savage -
Letter from the Secretary at War
The Secretary at War informs Colonel Neville that the Secretary of the Treasury has directed that the pay of the New Jersey Militia be suspended until 20 April.
MG 31-Statesmen -
Enclosed list of Invalid Pensioners
The Secretary of War encloses a list of Invalid Pensioners for the State of Pennsylvania. The Secretary of Treasury will furnish him with the necessary funds to pay the Invalids.
William Southworth Hunt Autograph Collection
