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Informs Antill that he is unable to assist him but instead refers him to another unnamed general.
Henry Knox to Edward Antill about Assisting Him, 31 October 1783
Author: Henry KnoxPublisher:
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Informs Antill that he is unable to assist him but instead refers him to another unnamed general.
Edward Antill to Henry Knox Regarding Family Provisions, 28 October 1783
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Informs Knox that he has yet to hear about the issue concerning his family provisions and if Knox would permit him to send someone over to hear of any news. Public service written on address leaf with no signature.
Henry Knox to Edward Antill about a Return for Provisions for Antill's Family, 7 July 1783
Author: Henry KnoxHenry Knox to Edward Antill Regarding Provisions for Antill and His Family, 14 September 1783
Author: Henry KnoxEdward Antill to Henry Knox Regarding a Provision Order for Antill's Family, 7 July 1783
Author: Edward AntillEdward Antill to Henry Knox Requesting Provisions for Soldiers to Return Home, 2 July 1783
Author: Edward AntillPublisher:
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Requests that the bearer of the letter, Joseph Dyer, and two other men (John Lenen and James Kendall) be given enough provisions to return home on furlough. Explains that the men are from Boston and that Dyer is a man distinguished with honor and merrits some little notice. The verso includes an autograph endorsement signed by General Knox which grants each man ten days provisions for their trip back to Boston. Also included on the verso is a receipt of rations signed by John Dyer.
Letter to Henry Knox from Edward Antil Discussing the Moving of His Family and Getting His Papers Together, 14 September 1783
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Asks Knox to countersign an order for provisions which he has enclosed (not present). Mentions moving his family and getting his papers in order.
Henry Knox to Edward Grant Discussing Transport and Supplied for a Regiment, 24 October 1783
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Informs Grant that the 4th Massachusetts regiment will be quartered several miles away along the river and to provide them with transportation and supplies as they are housed rather far from their post.
Henry Knox to Edward Hand about Moving Prisoners of War, 7 January 1783
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Written and signed for Knox by his aide Samuel Shaw to Brigadier General Hand. Says the prisoners of war at West Point are being marched this day to the 4th Massachusetts Regiment. Their names are enclosed. Says Lieutenant Hoit [could be the same Hoit at GLC02437.01755] is to be watched because He has in several instances been tampering with the soldiers. Says David Jones is a deserter who should be released, which coincides with General Washington's wishes. Reports that Colonel Humphreys will remember the man as the person who was wandering about without a pass. Says he can have an orderly sent his office every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.
Provision Request for the Knox Family, 31 October 1783
Author: John LilliePublisher:
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Requests 12 pounds of bread for General Henry Knox's family. Directed to a Mr. Province.