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William Shepard to Henry Knox Regarding a Meeting of Officers, 19 August 1782

William Shepard to Henry Knox Regarding a Meeting of Officers, 19 August 1782
Author: William Shepard
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Shepard, Colonel of the 4th Massachusetts Regiment, informs Knox that a board of officers (one from each regiment) will meet at Major General [William] Heath's headquarters the following Wednesday at 10 am. The officers will discuss the several resolves of Congress relative to Half Pay or other amoliments [sic] [emoluments] in lue there of and to state every matter concerning the officers of the line in order for a final settelment [sic] with the State on our behalf. Invites Knox to attend the meeting and provide his counsel, assistance and influence. Docketed by Knox.


Henry Knox to William Shepard Regarding the Payment Shepard is Owed by Colonel Pickering, 10 August 1785

Henry Knox to William Shepard Regarding the Payment Shepard is Owed by Colonel Pickering, 10 August 1785
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Signature has been clipped. Informs Shepard that his endeavors to get payment for a note have been unsuccessful, as Colonel Pickering informs that he has not any funds for the notes of the time and that it is uncertain when he shall have them. He therefore has the mortifying necessity of enclosing the note to Captain Twogood [perhaps Captain William Toogood] rather than the money, but he hopes he can serve Shepard more successfully sometime in the future.


William Shepard to Henry Knox about Arming Militia to Fight Shays' Rebellion, 17 December 1786

William Shepard to Henry Knox about Arming Militia to Fight Shays' Rebellion, 17 December 1786
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Has enclosed a copy of a letter (refer to GLC02437.03378) he received from Governor [James] Bowdoin. I would beg you to keep it to yourself, as I do the original. This does not mention it, but Major Shepard informs me that his Excellency wished me to write to you for permission to take one thousand or fifteen hundred Stands of arms from the Arsenal at Springfield, as well as ammunition adequate to the purpose, if they should be wanted in the decision of the question whether we are to have the satisfaction of living under a Constitution and fixed, permanent and known laws, or under the misrule of Anarchy. I suppose his Excellency will write you on the same subject, if he has not done it already. Asks also if he might be allowed to take some field pieces from Springfield. Public service written on address leaf with no signature.


Henry Knox to William Shepard about Arms and Stores, 21 January 1787

Henry Knox to William Shepard about Arms and Stores, 21 January 1787
Author: Henry Knox
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Marked copy on docketing. Shepard's name spelled Sheppard. Thanks him for his recent letters. Writes that there has not yet been a Congress able to proceed to business. Hopes that they will be organized this week, and can discuss the request of the Governor before Congress. Relates that as he said before, it is entirely out of my power, to appropriate any of the public arms or stores without an order of Congress. This also applies to the sale or loan of arms or stores. He agrees in principle with Shepard and wishes he could accommodate him. However, if the insurgents should demonstrate an intention of seizing the arsenal or any of the stores contained therein and it could not otherwise be successfully defended, I am of opinion that propriety & necessity would justify the action of taking part of the stores and ammunition for the defence of the remainder to be returned the instant the danger should subside.


Henry Knox to William Knox about Meetings of Generals, 25 May 1781

Henry Knox to William Knox about Meetings of Generals, 25 May 1781
Author: Henry Knox
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Informs his brother William that the business of the meeting held in Wethersfield between Generals George Washington and Rochambeau did not finish until the morning of 25 May. Rochambeau left 24 May. Knox expects to arrive at New Windsor, New York by evening of 26 May.


William Heath to Henry Knox about a Meeting, 16 September 1782

William Heath to Henry Knox about a Meeting, 16 September 1782
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Written from Camp Verplank's Point, present-day Verplanck, New York. Writes that since the Commander in Chief [General George Washington] has not yet received money or the necessary papers by the Southern post, he plans to postpone the meeting of Commissioners to next Wednesday.


William Knox to Henry Knox on Troop Movements, 12 August 1788

William Knox to Henry Knox on Troop Movements, 12 August 1788
Author: William Knox
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Reports on military matters regarding troop movements in Pennsylvania and at West Point. Describes an incident regarding a deserter from Lieutenant Kersey's troops, and payment of a reward for capturing and imprisoning the deserter. Relates that shoes and shirts were sent to West Point. Also mentions the formation of a congressional committee.