New-York Historical Society: Manuscript Department
157 documents

Secretary at War issues warrant for payment to Israel Chapin
11/29/1792 Copy of documentFiscal, directs payment for Indian expenses.
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Refusal to Furnish Clothing
11/30/1792 Copy of Signed DocumentLetter, mentions clothing and recruiting.
Bezaleel Howe Papers
Receipt of Appointment Letter
04/17/1792 Autograph Letter SignedReceipt of appointment letter, requests info on his lieutenant.
Bezaleel Howe Papers
Permission to Enlist Artificers
05/10/1792 Letter SignedHowe authorized enlistment of artificers such as carpenters, wheelwrights, blacksmiths, and armourers.
Bezaleel Howe Papers
Official Reply to Captain Jacob of the Supeonea Nation
07/28/1792 Copy of documentU.S. agent informs Jacob that he is forwarding the Chief's message to President Washington.
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Notification of Money to be Delivered, Instructions for Dispersal
10/20/1792 Letter SignedAmounts and people to receive pay.
Bezaleel Howe Papers
Notification of Clothing Order
10/11/1792 Copy of Signed DocumentClothing ordered for troops, to be forwarded to New York by way of Amboy New Jersey, addressed to Melancton Smith.
Bezaleel Howe Papers
Money Remit to Richard Morris
06/07/1792 Letter SignedNotification of sum of $400 remit to Howe by Treasurer of United States to Richard Morris, Supervisor of Revenue at New York for recruiting.
Bezaleel Howe Papers
Money for Recruiting
06/09/1792 Autograph Letter SignedThe Treasurer has placed in the hands of Richard Morris, Supervisor of New York, $400. Howe was told by him that the Treasurer would provide money for recruiting but he had not been given the names of …
Bezaleel Howe Papers
Message to Hostile Indians of the Delaware Nation
07/16/1792 Translation (Contemporary or Modern) of DocumentSpeech of Captain Aupaumut to the Delaware Indians. Asks for show of peace; mentions frontier forts; mentions Indian land complaints.
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Message to be delivered to hostile Indians
12/13/1792 Letter SignedSecretary Knox informs General Chapin that Jasper Parrish, the interpreter, arrived with a letter from Chapin's son, enclosing a message from the hostile Indians and also from the Six Nations. He has …
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Knox notifies Chapin of his son's safe arrival
06/22/1792 Autograph Letter SignedKnox informs Chapin of his son's safe arrival. Knox states that he will reply to Chapin's letters via his son.
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Knox issues license to trade with the Six Nations to Danford
01/11/1792 Author's Letterbook CopyKnox issues license to trade with the Indians of the Six Nations to Mr. Danford.
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Knox issues license to trade with the Six Nations to Abraham Fowler
05/07/1792 Author's Letterbook CopyKnox issue a license to trade with the Indians of the Six Nations to Abraham Fowler.
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Knox discusses disbursing and accounting matters with Chapin
11/29/1792 Copy of Signed DocumentLetter, directs provisions for Six Nations; discusses supplying individual Indians; directs regarding account vouchers; remarks that physician bills exorbitant. Directs Chapin to use more economy in …
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Knox directs interpreters tasked to support the relocation of the Senecas
04/28/1792 Autograph Letter SignedKnox issues direction to Messers Jones and Smith. Jones and Smith are interpreters assigned to accompany the relocation of the Senecas to Genesee.
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Knox directs Chapin to support Hendricks
05/08/1792 Autograph Letter SignedKnox has dispatched Captain Hendricks as an envoy to hostile Indians. Knox directs Chapin to render support to Hendricks' mission.
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Knox directs Chapin regarding Indian affairs
12/12/1792 Copy of Signed DocumentLetter, Knox directs that Chapin ensure messages be delivered to hostile Indians; Knox directs Red Jacket be sent to War Office; alludes to Indian delegation.
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Knox cautions Chapin regarding interpreters
04/28/1792 Autograph Draft Letter SignedKnox sends a trusted interpreter to Chapin. Knox also requests that he be informed of when the tribes of the Five Nations go into Council.
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King Requests Information from Knox Regarding Chapin
11/16/1792 Contemporary Copy of LetterAsks for information regarding General Chapin appointment, since he was employed by Knox in some transactions with Six Nations of Indians and has not been appointed with advice and consent of Senate.
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General Chapin appointed as agent to the Five Nations
04/23/1792 Autograph Letter SignedKnox informs Chapin of his appointment by the President as temporary deputy agent to the Five Nations.
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Entries of Receipts
11/05/1792 Autograph Document SignedReceipt for pay and pay of troops.
Bezaleel Howe Papers
Cost Estimate of Providing Goods to the Six Nations
11/17/1792 Draft DocumentDocument, describes goods for Six Nations; describes annuity; discusses Indian castles; estimates Indian population by village.
Henry O'Reilly Collection
Accounting Matters Related to Official Travel
06/27/1792 Autograph Letter SignedKnox details the financial matters associated with offical travel to Israel Chapin, Jr.
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