George Washington, L.S. Head Quarters "Verplanks Point" 22 Octr.1782 : to Major Lansdale
1782
MSS L1977.164.11 M
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Title
George Washington, L.S. Head Quarters "Verplanks Point" 22 Octr.1782 : to Major Lansdale
Published
Verplancks Point, [N.Y.] 1782
Description
[4] p. ; 24 cm. (4to)
Call Number
MSS L1977.164.11 M
Note
In the hand of Washington's aide-de-camp, Tench Tilghman -- see The Writings of George Washington, vol. 25.
Orders Lansdale to halt his detachment at Pompton and to detach a captain, two subalterns, and 50 men under command to Suffern [N.Y.] to relieve the New York Continental Line.
"Be pleased to make me a return, by the bearer, of the strength of your detachment."
Pages [3] and [4], formerly conjugate, are blank.
Watermark: LB -- Not in Gravell.
Gift of Evelyn Lansdale Wildman and Clare Lansdale Johnston, through the agency of their father, Philip Moylan Lansdale, a member of the Maryland Society of the Cincinnati
Digitized image available, see URL.
Orders Lansdale to halt his detachment at Pompton and to detach a captain, two subalterns, and 50 men under command to Suffern [N.Y.] to relieve the New York Continental Line.
"Be pleased to make me a return, by the bearer, of the strength of your detachment."
Pages [3] and [4], formerly conjugate, are blank.
Watermark: LB -- Not in Gravell.
Gift of Evelyn Lansdale Wildman and Clare Lansdale Johnston, through the agency of their father, Philip Moylan Lansdale, a member of the Maryland Society of the Cincinnati
Digitized image available, see URL.
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