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to James Winchester
22 December 1814
Arbuckle, Matthew, 1776-1851
Asks Winchester to appoint an officer to the position of Assistant Adjutant General to help maintain order in the camp.
GLC06997.047
to Andrew Jackson
27 December 1814
McIntosh, fl. 1814
Awaits instructions, reports on latest movements of his troops and British forces. Concludes from intelligence received from Indians that an attack on Georgia may be expected.
GLC06997.048
December 31, 1814
Winston, William O., fl. 1814
Charges of drunk and disorderly conduct against General Coulter, commander of a militia brigade from East Tennessee.
GLC06997.049
January 15, 1815
Taylor, Nathaniel, fl. 1815
Writes regarding removal of Creek prisoners of war. The Chippewa claim that the prisoners are their property and do not wish them removed. Taylor awaits further orders from Winchester before acting. Written at Fort Montgomery
GLC06997.050
[General Orders to James Winchester]
January 6, 1815 - February 12, 1815
Butler, Robert, fl. 1815
1. All surgeons to report to their posts. 2. General Court martial of Col. G. F. Ross of the 44th Infantry "and such prisoners as may be brought before it" to be held on 02/14/1815. Brigadier General James Winchester "hereby authorized to constitute...
GLC06997.051
to Maria Breedlove
Winchester, James, 1725-1826
Personal letter about family affairs.
GLC06997.052
15 March 1815
Long, John B., fl. 1815
Response to Winchester's orders of the 22nd. Current state of the troops.Written at Fort Montgomery
GLC06997.053
[Report of Military Store]
March 30, 1815
Thompson, George W., fl. 1815
including short table of grocery items and list of armaments.
GLC06997.054
to David Winchester
26 October 1815
Letter of sympathy to his brother. Written at Cragfont .
GLC06997.055
to Maria E. Breedlove
January 25, 1818
Letter to daughter, enquiring after her sisters and brother and providing family news. Written at Cragfont .
GLC06997.056
February 1, 1818
Repeats enquiry about her brother and sisters, provides additional news.Written at Cragfont .
GLC06997.057
4 March 1818
Campbell, James H., fl. 1818-?
Reply to Winchester's of the 24th. Campbell discusses artillery command assignments. He writes, "I had reason to of [sic] hoped from the Friendly Attention I had received from the General that my rights privilages [sic] and standing would not be...
GLC06997.058
5 March 1818
Seaton, Gales P., fl. 1818
The office has published Winchester's sixth number, and has received the eighth, but is missing the seventh and would like Winchester to supply a copy.
GLC06997.059
4 May 1818
Winchester, Susanah, 1818-?
Mrs. Winchester is happy that her daughters and her new granddaughter are well. She sympathizes with Maria's domestic difficulties, occasioned by "grumbling servants of colour and newly imported German girls," but says that "without pain trouble and...
GLC06997.060
to John C. Calhoun
24 April 1819
Winchester will delay running the Chickasaw line until after the treaty with the Chickasaw nation has been concluded.
GLC06997.062
11 May 1819
Writes regarding plans to lay out new town. Written 30 miles above Chicksaw Bluff on the Mississippi River
GLC06997.063
[James Winchester's bill]]
June 6, 1819
Bruton, J., fl. 1819
James Winchester's bill for setting south boundary of the State of Tennessee.
GLC06997.064
to Reuben Blackmore
July 1819
Blackmore, Reuben, fl. 1819
Bill for payment to Reuben Blackmore, chain carrier on surveying project forouth boundary of Tennessee. Docketed by Blackmore.
GLC06997.065
25 October 1819
Winchester, Susan, 1819-?
Reply to letters of Maria and her husband. Mrs. Winchester is happy that they and the new baby are well, but is anxious about the unhealthy conditions in New Orleans. Written at Cragfont .
GLC06997.066
Complaints of the Chickasaw chiefs regarding the recent establishment of the Tennessee state line. Winchester lists their major complaints, which he then answers.
GLC06997.067
to James Breedlove
8 November 1819
Winchester writes regarding the settlement of Memphis, Tennessee. Written at Cragfont .
GLC06997.068
1 January 1820
Apology for not writing sooner. Plans for Maria's visiting her parents with her children. News of family and neighbors. Written at Cragfont .
GLC06997.069
February 13, 1820
Thanks for letter, apology for not answering sooner. "You know my daughter my misfortune, to be entirely without education, else your letters should never remain a week unanswered." Sends family news, plans to visit in the coming summer if possible...
GLC06997.070
27 June 1822
Writes regarding court case in which David Winchester is currently involved. He encloses documents for David to complete, and hopes for a favorable settlement. He conveys greetings from family and acquaintances. He ends with a discussion of the...
GLC06997.071
January 24, 1826
Overton, William, 1826-?
Encloses a letter from William Lawrence, with a proposal for publication he thinks worthy of consideration. Would like the General's opinion on the subject.
GLC06997.072
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