Appeal of Joseph Wheaton Late Deputy Quarter Master General And Major of Cavalr
Appeal of Joseph Wheaton Late Deputy Quarter Master General And Major of Cavalr
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D. Q. Mast. N. W. Army.
APPENDIX NO. 10.
Fort Fere, February lSih, 1813. Camp, Upper Sandusky. Received of Captain Joseph Wheaton, Asst. Deputy Quarter Master, North Western Army, six thousand four hundred bushels of corn and oats, as estimated by Stigny and Myers ; nine hundred and forty six bushels of corn and oats, as per cash vouchers ; twelve thousand two hundred and sixteen and an half bushels of corn and oats, as per receipts, and certifi- cates since the 3rd instant. [ Duplicate. ] JOSE...PH ALEXANDER, F. M.
11 ChiUieothe, 15th September, 1313. We. Do hereby certify upon honor, that in all our interconre with Capt. Jos. Wheaton, Asst. I). Q. M. Cien. (and which lias been considerable) in preparing For the troops on the late expedition to Upper Sandusky, in supplying their necessaries and in forwarding their march, he has done every thing in the, most careful economical manner the nature of the service and Ms means would admit of, and that he was eminently useful to the troops on all occasions when called upon either by my- self or other officers of the division commanded 'by Governor Meigs and greatly to his satisfaction.
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D. Q. Mast. N. W. Army.
APPENDIX NO. 10.
Fort Fere, February lSih, 1813. Camp, Upper Sandusky. Received of Captain Joseph Wheaton, Asst. Deputy Quarter Master, North Western Army, six thousand four hundred bushels of corn and oats, as estimated by Stigny and Myers ; nine hundred and forty six bushels of corn and oats, as per cash vouchers ; twelve thousand two hundred and sixteen and an half bushels of corn and oats, as per receipts, and certifi- cates since the 3rd instant. [ Duplicate. ] JOSE...PH ALEXANDER, F. M.
11 ChiUieothe, 15th September, 1313. We. Do hereby certify upon honor, that in all our interconre with Capt. Jos. Wheaton, Asst. I). Q. M. Cien. (and which lias been considerable) in preparing For the troops on the late expedition to Upper Sandusky, in supplying their necessaries and in forwarding their march, he has done every thing in the, most careful economical manner the nature of the service and Ms means would admit of, and that he was eminently useful to the troops on all occasions when called upon either by my- self or other officers of the division commanded 'by Governor Meigs and greatly to his satisfaction.
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