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- General Orders, 11 June 1776 - Founders Online
Daniel Claflin of Capt Bolsters Company in Col Learneds Regt 1 tried at the General Court Martial whereof Col Nixon is President, for “Desertion” is found guilty and sentenced to be whipped Thirty-nine Lashes on his bare back for the same
- General Orders, 23 March 1778 - Founders Online
General Orders, 23 March 1778 At a General Court Martial whereof Colonel Swift was President (March 16th 1778 ) Serjeant John Henry Leiders of the late Armand’s Corps, tried for wounding with his sword one Henry Trautcher found guilty of a breach of Article 5th section 18th of the Articles of War, but in consideration of some alleviating circumstances only sentenced to be reprimanded by the
- General Orders, 25 June 1778 - Founders Online
General Orders, 25 June 1778 GW’s aide James McHenry wrote in his diary on this date: “March to Rocky Hill Cross the Millstone by a Bridge, hault at Kingston A Breakfast at Mrs Berians [Margaret Berrien]—good Tea agreeable conversation A Dinner in the Woods—The General receives advice that the English right column Marched from Imleys Town by the road to Monmouth Court House
- General Orders, 25 June 1781 - Founders Online
General Orders, 25 June 1781 GW wrote Garret H Van Wagenen, deputy commissary of prisoners at Fishkill, from headquarters at New Windsor on this date: “You are to apply to His Excellency Govr Clinton who will order a Guard of an Officer and twenty Men from the Militia of Ulster County to attend at Newburg to receive the prisoners of War at present at Fishkill and conduct them to Easton in
- General Orders, 22 December 1779 - Founders Online
General Orders, 22 December 1779 The General Court Martial whereof Majr General Howe is President is to sit tomorrow morning ten ôclock at Norris’s tavern 1 —Lieutt Col Comt Weissenfels is appointed a member of the Court, vice Colonel Hazen—and Colonel Jackson, vice Colo Humpton absent on command 2
- George Washington to Patrick Henry, 19 December 1777
George Washington to Patrick Henry, 19 December 1777 I have Nothing material to inform you of, Except that we are told by the Boston paper that a Ship has arrived from France at One of the Eastern ports with Fifty peices of Brass Artillery—5000 Stand of Arms and other Stores—There are Letters also which mention her arrival, but not the particular amount of Stores 2 I have the Honor to be
- Memorandum, 4 December 1756 - Founders Online
1 For the terms of the act for drafting Virginia militiamen, see Dinwiddie to GW, 8 May 1756, n 4
- General Orders, 2 May 1776 - Founders Online
General Orders, 2 May 1776 Corporal John Weaver, of Capt Williams Independent Company of Rifflemen, 1 tried at a late General Court Martial, whereof Col Baldwin was President, for “getting drunk, when on duty ” The Court find the Prisoner guilty of the Charge, and do sentence him to be reduced to the Ranks, and whipped Thirty Lashes on his bare back
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