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Bass Photo Company--Pamela Tranfield Memorial Collection\nWW I Materials\nWW II Materials\nWilliam Henry Harrison Papers and Documents, 1791-1864\n results 1-20 of 551 item(s)  page 1 of 28 : ( <<  1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10  >> ) :: previous : next select all : clear all : add to favorites   Image: Title: Subject: Description: 1. A plan of Fort Finney at the Falls of Ohio Fortification--Northwest, Old; Columbia (Hamilton County, Ohio) Pen and ink drawing shows a plan of Fort Finney at the Falls of Ohio and provides a map for locating the fort on the Ohio River. A key briefly explains designations found on the plan. 2. A schedule of the expence of a corps of 760 noncommissioned and privates, mounted volunteers, calculated on a scale of 30 days from the point of departure. War Department United States--Armed Forces--Mobilization Schedule calculates the expense of employing troops for 30 days. 3. A view of the present state of the military force of the United States United States--Armed forces; United States--Politics and government--1783-1865; United States. War Dept.; United States. President (1789-1797 : Washington) Document reviews the state of the United States' military force, detailing the number of troops provided by each state and the number of troops needed. 4. A view of the present state of the military force of the United States, submitted to the President of the United States George Washington by Henry Knox, Secretary of War Northwest, Old; Territory of the United States, South of the River Ohio; Indians of North America--Government relations--1789-1869; Indians of North America--Wars--1790-1794; United States. War Dept.; United States. President (1789-1797 : Washington) Knox's report to the President discusses the coming year's goals of peace in the frontiers and explains in detail how best to meet those goals, using both peaceful and military measures. 5. Adjutant General H. Hall, K Volunteers, and James O'Hara, Quarter Master General, Camp Grand Glaze, to the quartermaster Northwest, Old--Militia; Military supplies; Requisitions, Military--Northwest, Old; Scott, Charles, 1739-1813 Document requests a ration of whiskey for Major Whitaker's battalion of mounted volunteers under the command of Major General Charles Scott. 6. Alexander Hamilton, New York, to James McHenry, Secretary of War, Philadelphia Northwest, Old--Militia; Hamtramck, John Francis, 1756-1803; Galleys--Northwest, Old; Senator Ross; Fort Massac Regarding the galley "Senator Ross," Hamilton recommends to Colonel John Francis Hamtramck that the boat destined for Fort Massac go instead to the lower posts on the Mississippi River. 7. Alexander Hamilton, New York, to James McHenry, Secretary of War, Philadelphia Northwest, Old--Militia; Hamtramck, John Francis, 1756-1803; Galleys--Northwest, Old; Senator Ross; Fort Massac; United States. War Dept. Although Hamilton continues to argue for sending the galley "Senator Ross" to the lower posts on the Mississippi River, he concedes that McHenry's decision for the boat to remain at Fort Massac has merit.... 8. An estimate of the expences of a corps of 760 non commissioned and private of mounted volunteers United States--Armed Forces--Mobilization; United States. War Dept. Document estimates the cost of a thirty day, military expedition. 9. Andrew Marschalk, Commanding, Fort Jefferson, to Captain Edward D. Turner, Adjutant General, Headquarters Northwest, Old--Militia; Military supplies Marschalk reports the delivery of whiskey from the post's public store to Captain Springer and Lieutenant Hastings Marks, and remarks that the whiskey had been purchased from Mr. Brooks. 10. Andrew Marschalk, Commanding, Fort Jefferson, to Captain Edward D. Turner, Adjutant General, Headquarters Northwest, Old--Militia; Military supplies Marschalk reports the delivery of whiskey from the post's public store to Lieutenant John Webb, and remarks that the whiskey had been purchased from Kean and Smith. 11. Andrew Marschalk, Fort Jefferson Northwest, Old--Militia; Military supplies Marschalk reports the arrival of two kegs of whiskey belonging to Mr. Drake and one keg of whiskey belonging to Mr. Lockwood and asks permission to have the pack horse master leave the horses until the... 12. Andrew Marschalk, Fort Jefferson Northwest, Old--Militia; Military supplies Marschalk reports the delivery of whiskey from the post's public store to Lieutenant Kreemer, and remarks that the whiskey had been purchased from Smith and Kean. 13. Andrew Marschalk, Fort Jefferson Northwest, Old--Militia; Military supplies; Marks, Peter; Thomson, Abraham Marschalk reports the delivery of whiskey from the post's public store to Lieutenant Peter Marks and Ensign Chandler. Marschalk remarks that Chandler's whiskey had been purchased from Sergeant Abraham... 14. Andrew Marschalk, Fort Jefferson, to Captain Edward D. Turner, Headquarters Northwest, Old--Militia; Military supplies; Bowyer, John Marschalk reports the delivery of whiskey from the post's public store to Lieutenant John Bowyer, and remarks that the whiskey had been purchased from Mr. Brooks. 15. Andrew Marschalk, Fort Jefferson, to Major John Mills, Adjutant General Northwest, Old--Militia; Military supplies; Smuggling Marschalk reports confiscating kegs marked brandy but containing whiskey intended for Mathew Huston, Greenville. 16. Andrew Marschalk, Fort Jefferson, to Major John Mills, Adjutant General, Greenville Northwest, Old--Militia; Military supplies Marschalk reports that seven kegs of whiskey reportedly the property of several officers have been deposited in the public store by Sergeant Becker of the Dragoons and ask permission to purchase some whiskey... 17. Andrew Marschalk, Fort Jefferson, to Major John Mills, Adjutant General, Headquarters Northwest, Old--Militia; Military supplies Marschalk reports confiscating whiskey believed to be the property of Brigand General Wilkinson from the public teams under the charge of Mr. Farrow. In a postscript, Marschalk states that Farrow has left... 18. Andrew Marschalk, Fort Jefferson, to Major John Mills, Adjutant General, Headquarters Northwest, Old--Militia; Military supplies Marschalk permits to pass 92 barrels of whiskey. 19. Andrew Marschalk, Fort Jefferson, to Major John Mills, Adjutant General, Headquarters Northwest, Old--Militia; Military supplies Marschalk reports confiscating whiskey believed to be the property of Brooks and Reynolds from Mr. Kibbey's brigade of wagons. In a postscript, Marschalk invites both Mills and the doctor to dinner on... 20. Andrew Marschalk, Fort Jefferson, to Major John Mills, Adjutant General, Headquarters Northwest, Old--Militia; Military supplies Marschalk reports that wagons carrying ten loads of whiskey have arrived and asks Mills if they have permission to pass. select all : clear all : add to favorites results 1-20 of 551 item(s)  page 1 of 28 : ( <<  1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10  >> ) :: previous : next
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