Inspector-General's Office, Boston, 1792. In order than an inspection may be made as concise and perfect as possible, it is absolutely necessary that the rolls should be brought into the field complete on the day of inspection ...

Inspector-General's Office, Boston, 1792. In order than an inspection may be made as concise and perfect as possible, it is absolutely necessary that the rolls should be brought into the field complete on the day of inspection ...

Boston 1792

1 sheet ([2] p.) ; 36 cm.

BROAD L2018F77m

Caption title.
Signed in type: William Donnison, Inspector-General. Donnison was adjutant general of the Massachusetts militia from 1788 to 1798.
Detailed instruction for keeping military inspection reports.
Blank form with inspection roll on verso: column headings include "Names of the whole train-band" with sections for "Officers, "Sargeants" [sic], "Rank and file"; additional columns for men absent on the day of inspection, musquets [sic], bayonets, cartridge boxes, iron rods, wires & brushes, haversacks, men in cloth uniform, men in linen uniform.

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