James McHenry

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James McHenry

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James McHenry

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Secretary of War (Jan. 26, 1796 to June 1, 1800)

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James

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McHenry

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RE Army Supplies, Quarters, and Pay author Document
RE Administration of Individual Officers and Soldiers author Document
Request for Issue of Medicine for 10th Infantry author Document
[Untitled] author Document
RE Administration of Individual Officers and Soldiers author Document
RE Individual Officers and Soldiers & Transfer of Army Units and Equipment author Document
No Image Available author Document
Regarding Conduct of Troops at Detroit Toward Civilians author Document
RE Administration of Individual Officers and Soldiers author Document
Acknowledged Receipt of New London Land Deeds for Forts; Importance of New London's Defense author Document
Letter from the Secretary of War author Document
Delivery of Musical Instruments and Casks of Damaged Powder author Document
Discusses Officer Operations author Document
Compensation of Samuel Vance author Document
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Certification of payment; William Fulcher, contractor, for rations, quartermaster, hospital stores furnished recruits of 2d Regiment Artillerists and Engineers stationed at Richmond Virginia under command of Captain Samuel Eddins Document
Certification of payment; Captain Benjamin Ashmead, 1st Regiment Philadelphia Militia commanded by Colonel Francis Gurney called into service to suppress an insurrection in the Western Counties of Pennsylvania 1794 Document
Certification of payment; troops stationed at Fort Johnston under command of Lieutenant Patrick C. Harris Document
[Untitled] Document
Armstrong Listed as Replying to McHenry's Circular of 7/13/1799 Document
Letter to the Secretary at War Document
Refers to Injury and Pension of Pat Fouber Document
Cited Document Document
RE Transfer of Army Units and Equipment Document
[Untitled] Document
Major Craig sends status report from Fort Pitt to the Secretary at War Document