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

Update on Delivery
01/13/1792 Autograph Letter SignedExpressed confidence in Craig's expediency in building the block house. Enclosed receipt of cannon shot recently delivered for Craig.
James Robertson Papers
Unfit Shot
07/07/1792 Autograph Letter SignedKnox wrote Campbell regarding shot cast at Chambersburg furnace Craig felt was unfit for use.
James Robertson Papers
Troops to Fort Franklin, Supply Distribution
05/11/1792 Autograph Letter SignedJeffers to march to Fort Franklin, Craig delivered provisions. Recently purchased boats are of high quality, will transport goods and people safely.l
James Robertson Papers
Transportation of Goods
04/13/1792 Autograph Letter SignedInconsistent actions of Mr. Gish warrant paying back the public through service. He will transport wagon loads of goods until his debt is paid. Delivery of good to Fort Washington.
James Robertson Papers
Tea and Chocolate for Sick
04/15/1792 Autograph Letter SignedEnclosed tea and chocolate for sick men. Surgeon ordered to post. Updates on troops locations and numbers. Major Zeigler planning to resign.
James Robertson Papers
Supply of Troops
06/15/1792 Autograph Letter SignedDescribes obtaining supplies for troops, shortages, and payment. Craig thinks that the payment offered by O'Hara for his position is too low.
James Robertson Papers
Supply of Cannon and Shot
06/09/1792 Autograph Letter SignedCannon and shot proved by Colonel Proctor, it will be sent forward and more will follow once it has been proved.
James Robertson Papers
Supplies and Update from Fort Franklin
01/12/1792 Autograph Letter SignedRequest to Turnbull and Marnie to cast six pound shot for United States. Due to severe winter weather, procuring materials for block house has been difficult and Craig cannot give an accurate …
James Robertson Papers
Sketch of Block House
01/15/1792 Autograph Letter SignedEnclosed sketch of newly completed block house and other buildings with full description of size, location, and plan for additional buildings.
James Robertson Papers
Sheet Iron Not Arrived, Causing Delays in Production
05/18/1792 Autograph Letter SignedCraig believed waggoners stopped over at their homes to plant corn while transporting cannons and sheet iron. Delay in transport has caused delay in production of camp kettles and other goods. Capt. …
James Robertson Papers
Settlement of Accounts, William Knox and Wagoners
08/17/1792 Autograph Letter SignedMentions preparation of vouchers and settlement of accounts. Quartermaster General is displeased with William Knox for employing improper waggoners. John Wilmer left previous day with Newman's sword. …
James Robertson Papers
Settlement of Accounts
10/10/1792 Autograph LetterThe Commissary of Military Stores writes Major Craig regarding the settlement of accounts. Hodgdon notes that if Craig is disposed to be angry, he would have abundant cause. Craig had expressed …
James Robertson Papers
Settlement of Accounts
06/28/1792 Autograph Letter SignedPreparing abstract to settle accounts, will work with Hodgdon to satisfy all debt.
James Robertson Papers
Separating the Powder Using the Sieves
08/1792 Autograph Letter SignedTalks about using the sieves to separate the course from the fine grains of gun powder. Mentions using new casks. No stores have come to hand since last post, nor is there any news on any wagon being …
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Secretary has Received Letter
11/18/1792 DocumentInforms Craig that Secretary of War has received letter.
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Robertson Temporary Agent
04/22/1792 Autograph Letter SignedMentioned President approving General Robertson as temporary agent for Chickasaws. Discussed conciliatory actions between Chocktaws and Chickasaws.
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Returns, Powder, Return of Howitzers, Untimely Remittances
10/05/1792 Autograph Letter SignedEncloses return. Expects to receive powder. General Wayne ordered return of three of the small howitzers; trunnions are insufficient. Mentions settlement of accounts. Laments the lack of timely …
James Robertson Papers
Return of Stores and Report on Activities
06/01/1792 Autograph Letter SignedForwards return of stores. Does not include boats. Mentions camp kettles. Dr. Hutcheson has set out for Fort Franklin with David Mead. Report of Major McCullen defeat at Beaver Creek proved false. …
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Return of Stores
08/25/1792 Autograph Letter SignedSecretary of War is absent for few days. Letter and returns received at Pittsburg last post.
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Requested Instructions
04/06/1792 Autograph Letter SignedRequested instructions on how to repair damaged arms that were delivered to Pittsburgh. Notification that Cornplanter and other Indians were at Fort Franklin to receive Indian goods in possession of …
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Request to Contract with Turnbull and Marmie
04/07/1792 Autograph Letter SignedRemarks on high quality iron used by Turnbull and Marnie, requests contract with them.
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Request for Price List
01/21/1792 Autograph Letter SignedRequests explicit price list from Turnbull and Marnie for the cost of casting various arms. Urges speed in finishing work, asked for a detachment of militia be sent to Lieut. Jeffers.
James Robertson Papers
Request for Money
06/09/1792 Autograph Letter SignedQuartermaster General will not settle some debts, Craig applied for money to discharge debts for boats, workmen, and supplies. Success of recruiting discussed.
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Request for Assistance to Bearer of Public Letters
07/25/1792 Autograph Letter SignedThe bearer has public letters to Pittsburg and Fort Washington. Hodgdon directs him to return a public horse. Asks Craig to provide assistance in providing assistance to enable him to proceed …
James Robertson Papers
Request for Assistance
05/31/1792 Autograph Letter SignedRequests Craig assist Armorer in getting "forward", transporting baggage, and assisting his family.
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