Annely's Questionable Conduct

Item

Type

Autograph Letter Signed

Title

Annely's Questionable Conduct

Description

[Joseph] Cranch, the armorer at West Point, has complained to the Secretary of War about the conduct of Mr. [Thomas] Annely, the gunsmith, who has tried to entice away from Cranch several people employed by him. Hodgdon is to investigate this business and communicate the result.

year created

1794

month created

04

day created

08

author

sent from location

War Department

recipient

in image

note

This is the same document as Stagg to Hodgdon, 04/03/1794.
Enclosure: Letter from Cranch to Henry Knox, 04/03/1794.

notable person/group

Samuel Hodgdon
John Stagg, Jr.

notable location

War Department
West Point
New York

notable item/thing

Armorer
gunsmith
investigation
business
conduct
guns
pistols
bayonets

notable idea/issue

public interest

notable phrase

The secretary of war has directed my to transmit you the enclosed copy of a letter received, this day from Mr. Cranch, the Armourer, at West Point
complaining of the conduct of Mr. Annely the gunsmith
you will investigate this
if I am not prevented by the ungenerous conduct of those who wish to retard the public business in this place by influencing my workmen to leave me
This which is matter of absolute fact shows him to be utterly regardless of the public interest

document number

1794040815001

page start

1

number of pages

2

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Document instances

In image In source Location in source
[view document] (5 pages) ZMS08 (5 pages) Collection: Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94) B:3
[view document] (4 pages) ZMS08a (4 pages) Collection: Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94) B:3

Document names

Type Name Location Notes
Author John Stagg War Department [n/a]
Recipient Samuel Hodgdon [unknown] [n/a]