Tennessee State Library and Archives: Archives and Manuscripts Section
903 documents

Enclosed Muster and Pay Rolls
10/24/1794 Autograph Letter SignedEnclosed muster roll for Capt. Howe's detachment at Fort Fayette. Request for credit to Craig's account.
James Robertson Papers
Doctor Wallace's Account; Pay and Muster Rolls
01/03/1794 Autograph Letter SignedEncloses Doctor Wallace's account. Asks for examination and instructions. Has already advanced a part of sum. Garrison at Fort Franklin paid. Muster and payrolls of Beaver Block House will be sent …
James Robertson Papers
Delivery of Supplies
05/17/1794 Autograph Letter SignedHowitzers and grape shot to be delivered to General Robertson. He will use supplies at posts he will establish in the western territories.
James Robertson Papers
Delivery of Silver
05/16/1794 Autograph Letter SignedLieut. Campbell asked to wait for delivery of silver money, which should arrive in a few days. Cases addressed to Caleb Swan will be forwarded with care.
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Delivery of Money for Pay and Forage of Troops of Upper Parts of Ohio River
04/19/1794 Autograph Letter SignedLieutenant Campbell Smith has charge of $4881.50 for pay and forage of troops of upper parts of Ohio River.
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Delivery of Contracted Goods, Suppression of Insurgents
11/21/1794 Autograph Letter SignedNotification that Craig drew on Hodgdon in favor of contractors, and others to settle accounts. Noted militia successfully convinced "deluded multitude" that the army has enough strength to "chastise …
James Robertson Papers
Decline of Whiskey Rebellion; Reports Duties
12/03/1794 Autograph Letter SignedDiscusses Whiskey Rebellion; discusses offer of head of Commissary but declines; recommends another. Refers to domestic responsibilities as well as responsibilities at his post.
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Debts Unsettled
12/26/1794 Autograph Letter SignedExpressed disappointment that he did receive requested cash to discharge debts.
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Craig and Bissell Receipts; Shipment of Foods and Money on Colonel Culbertson's Wagon
04/25/1794 Autograph Letter SignedQuartermaster General will honor drafts mentioned by Craig. Bissell's receipt will be attended to. Reports on contents of Colonel Culbertson's wagon. Money it to be shipped by first opportunity to …
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Council and Defending Fort Fayette
08/22/1794 Autograph Letter SignedLetters from Sec. of Treasury and Jonathan Staggs received. Results of conference between commissioners and deputies of western counties not yet known. Meeting with more delegates to take place at …
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Cost of Postage, Housing Troops
08/29/1794 Autograph Letter SignedBilling of postage on Gen. Wayne's dispatches mentioned. General meeting at Redstone held, results not yet known. Garrison at Fort Fayette to received reinforcements, necessity to build additional …
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Copy of the Report of the Committee on Indian Affairs Received at Knoxville April 16, 1794
04/16/1794Copy of the report of the Committee on Indian Affairs received at Knoxville April 16, 1794, forwarded for the information of Mero District. Discusses measures for protection of citizens against …
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Copy of Invoice of Stores
05/23/1794 Author's Letterbook Copy, in hand of authorEnsign McClair to escort stores to be transported. Enclosed copy invoice of stores sent forward with Collins and Campbell.
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Contract to supply provisions to the Western Army for 1795
10/10/1794 Autograph Letter SignedJohn Stagg sends true copy of a formal agreement for rations to Major Isaac Craig, Deputy Quartermaster General. The agreement is between Tench Coxe and two contractors. List of rations with …
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Construction and Insurrection
10/24/1794 Autograph Letter SignedAgreeable to orders, musket cartridge making will commence with expediency. Updates on building/ construction taking place under T. Butlers direction due to insufficient space at Fort Fayette. All …
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Concern About the Interception of Mail by Traitors; Hopes to Overcome Whiskey Rebellion
10/30/1794 Autograph Letter SignedA letter has been intercepted by a traitor, and they now search for him. Although the insurrection has desisted from burning houses, they seek to put down the Whiskey Rebellion and enforce submission …
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Certificate of Indian Boundaries from the President
12/28/1794 DocumentOutlines laws governing boundary between Cumberland and Chickasaw Nation. The various prisoners to be exchanged are discussed, some by name. The Crier of Nickajack is trying to recover his daughter, a …
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Care of Powder, Travel Plans of Officers
07/04/1794 Autograph Letter SignedAssured Knox that forwarded powder would be stored properly and in a secure location. Travel plans of Capt. Heth and Winthrop Sargent.
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Boats for Transport
12/02/1794 Letter SignedDirects readiness of boats for detachment going down Ohio. Mentioned Commissary's post.
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Barracks at Fort Fayette
09/12/1794 Autograph Letter SignedButler urged the building of additional barracks at Fort Fayette due to current and anticipated problems in the area surrounding the fort. Craig notified that building is in process and is being done …
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Bank Notes
05/16/1794 Autograph Letter SignedBank notes can be cashed, no need to apply for exchanges. Muster and pay rolls for Wheeling attached, others not completed. Requests information on Andrew McCleary in order for him to obtain …
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Apppointment of Kirkpatrick, Movement of Troops
12/26/1794 Letterbook CopyCopy, discusses movement of two detachments, mentions appointment of Kirkpatrick.
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Allocation of Money and Supplies
07/04/1794 Autograph Letter SignedMoney for clothing dispensed. Arms, powder, and clothing forwarded.
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Acknowledgment of Receipt
01/24/1794 Autograph Letter of Undetermined TypeLetter and enclosures received by Secretary of War
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Acknowledge Receipt of Packets for Major Isaac Craig
02/21/1794 Letterbook CopyJones instructed by Major Isaac Craig, who has set off for Philadelphia, to acknowledge receipt of packets.
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