Timothy Pickering

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Timothy Pickering

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Timothy Pickering

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Interim Secretary of War, Jan. 2, 1795 to Jan. 26, 1796; Secretary of State, 1795-1800.

Acting Secretary of War during June 1798.

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Timothy

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Pickering

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Indian Travel author Document
Enclosed Report on Frigates and Cost of Construction author Document
Use of Recruiting Funds by Captain Blackburn author Document
Request for Standardization of Dimensions for Masts, Yards, & Other Ships' Components author Document
Circular to the Naval Constructors and Superintendents author Document
Cease the Reduction of Copper Bolts author Document
Answer on Petitioners author Document
Cited Document author Document
Invalid Pensioners from Virginia author Document
Referring to Statement of the Military Force Employed Against Insurgents author Document
Objects of the Military Establishment of the United States. author Document
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Pay of James Voorhis, Deceased, of Captain A. Prior's Company 1st Sub Legion Document
Request for additional money Document
Pay of Cadet James Triplett, Corps of Artillerists and Engineers Document
Pay & Subsistence of frigate Captain John Barry Document
Arrearages of Private Silvanus Washburn, Deceased, of Captain Donald Mitchell's Company in the Corps of Artillerists and Engineers at West Point Document
Account of Henry Glen Document
Pay of Private Elisha Barrow, Deceased of Captain Joseph Shaylor's Company 2nd Regiment Document
Pay & Subsistence of Captain Daniel Britt, 1st Sub Legion Document
Pay of Private William Sweeney, of Captain Robert Thompson's Company 4th Sub Legion Document
Regarding Account of Mr. Greaton Document
Request for Advanced Salary Document
Sum Received with Receipt Document
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Circular Letter from the War Office to Naval Constructors and Superintendents on mast and spar of frigates Document
Circular Letter from the War Office to Naval Agents Ordering a Stop to the Reduction of Copper Bolts Document