Orderly book : Captain Richard Lloyd, Brigade Major to the New Hampshire Brigade. Fish Kill, West Point, Paramus, Morristown and elsewhere, 5 Oct. 1780-5 March 1781
MSS 1176 [Bound]
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Title
Orderly book : Captain Richard Lloyd, Brigade Major to the New Hampshire Brigade. Fish Kill, West Point, Paramus, Morristown and elsewhere, 5 Oct. 1780-5 March 1781
Description
1 v. (234 p.) ; 16 x 21 cm.
Call Number
MSS 1176 [Bound]
System Control No.
(OCoLC)38023425
Note
Paper covers over boards, lower cover detached; cloth spine; in [contemporary?] leather cover.
On front pastedown: Fish Kill Barracks. In another hand: Richard Lloyd, once sheriff of the County of Monmouth now lies rumbling with the dead.
Pages 116-118 and 219-233 blank.
On paper title label: Handed down to E. Grandin Schenck, Major Richard Lloyd having been his great-great uncle.
Also includes extracts from general orders and garrison orders covering such topics as parole and countersigns, officers of the day, courts martial, complaints of local citizenry, orders for muster rolls and other official returns, provisions, equipment, hospital and prison guards, etc.
Also included in the orders are various Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, and Rhode Island regiments as well as the additional regiments of Col. Armand, Stark, Poor, and Hazan.
For further provenance details, see case file.
Arnold's desertion (p. 4, 105-106) -- Heath's appointment to command at West Point (p. 20-21) -- New Jersey brigade assigned to Forts Putnam, Willis, and Wells (p. 24) -- Report of success at King's Mountain (p. 48- 49) -- Varick's and Franks' request for a court of inquiry (p. 53, 105- 106) -- Need for boats for "taking up the chain" (p. 84-85) -- Return for women and children in the respective brigades (p. 91)
Major Tallmadge's successful raid on Ft. George (p. 133) --Scarcity of forage (p. 132) -- Hazen's court martial (p. 138-140) --Request for returns of blankets and clothing "good, bad, and wanting" (p. 173, 181) -- Court of inquiry requested by T. Bigelow (p. 177) -- Mutiny of the New Jersey Line ( p. 196-197)
Library also has photocopy (MSS 1176 [photocopy]) & computer file (CD 18)
Digitized image available [covers only].
On front pastedown: Fish Kill Barracks. In another hand: Richard Lloyd, once sheriff of the County of Monmouth now lies rumbling with the dead.
Pages 116-118 and 219-233 blank.
On paper title label: Handed down to E. Grandin Schenck, Major Richard Lloyd having been his great-great uncle.
Also includes extracts from general orders and garrison orders covering such topics as parole and countersigns, officers of the day, courts martial, complaints of local citizenry, orders for muster rolls and other official returns, provisions, equipment, hospital and prison guards, etc.
Also included in the orders are various Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, and Rhode Island regiments as well as the additional regiments of Col. Armand, Stark, Poor, and Hazan.
For further provenance details, see case file.
Arnold's desertion (p. 4, 105-106) -- Heath's appointment to command at West Point (p. 20-21) -- New Jersey brigade assigned to Forts Putnam, Willis, and Wells (p. 24) -- Report of success at King's Mountain (p. 48- 49) -- Varick's and Franks' request for a court of inquiry (p. 53, 105- 106) -- Need for boats for "taking up the chain" (p. 84-85) -- Return for women and children in the respective brigades (p. 91)
Major Tallmadge's successful raid on Ft. George (p. 133) --Scarcity of forage (p. 132) -- Hazen's court martial (p. 138-140) --Request for returns of blankets and clothing "good, bad, and wanting" (p. 173, 181) -- Court of inquiry requested by T. Bigelow (p. 177) -- Mutiny of the New Jersey Line ( p. 196-197)
Library also has photocopy (MSS 1176 [photocopy]) & computer file (CD 18)
Digitized image available [covers only].
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