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Washington Papers Consolidated Index | O | Ordnance
Orders, 30 December 1755 [Colonial Series 2:245]+
Evening Orders, 8 January 1756 [Colonial Series 2:259]+
To Andrew Lewis, 26 April 1758 [Colonial Series 5:147]+
– accounts for [1 reference]
– amount of ammunition per man [1 reference]
– and civilians [9 references]
– and Indians [14 references]
– and Maryland [5 references]
– and Maryland troops [2 references]
– and North Carolina troops [2 references]
– arms for settlers [1 reference]
– arms unusable [1 reference]
– artillery [15 references]
– artillery goes with advance unit to claim Fort Duquesne [1 reference]
– at Fort Cumberland [2 references]
– at Fort Duquesne [1 reference]
– at Pittsburgh [2 references]
– at Rock Creek [1 reference]
– attempt to recover weapons from Indians [2 references]
– belonging to Maryland [1 reference]
– bought from deserters [1 reference]
– bought from soldiers [1 reference]
– cannon [6 references]
– captured [1 reference]
– care of [1 reference]
– civilians refuse to give up arms [2 references]
– convoys and escorts for [6 references]
– difficulties with artillery [1 reference]
– disposal of [1 reference]
– embezzlement of [1 reference]
– equipment [4 references]
– for Clement Read's magazine [1 reference]
– for Fort Loudoun [5 references]
– for Gentlemen Associators [1 reference]
– for Indians [12 references]
– for light horse [3 references]
– for Maryland troops [2 references]
– for militia [12 references]
– for North Carolina troops [1 reference]
– for rangers [2 references]
– for settlers [5 references]
– French arms [1 reference]
– French send cannon down river from Fort Duquesne [1 reference]
– from governor's house [2 references]
– horses for [1 reference]
– identification of [4 references]
– in king's stores [2 references]
– in plans of march and battle [1 reference]
– inspection of [3 references]
– inspection of small arms [3 references]
– instructions on [8 references]
– instructions regarding [45 references]
– king's stores [8 references]
– king's stores sent to New York [5 references]
– lack of [4 references]
– lack of artillery and artillerymen [1 reference]
– loss of [9 references]
– magazine destroyed [3 references]
– making cartridges [2 references]
– making of [3 references]
– movement of artillery train [1 reference]
– movements of [1 reference]
– need for [39 references]
– on forced march to Fort Duquesne [1 reference]
– ordered [1 reference]
– payment for [1 reference]
– punishment for firing small arms [1 reference]
– repair and maintenance of [7 references]
– repair of [21 references]
– return of [1 reference]
– returns [3 references]
– returns of [12 references]
– returns of stores [1 reference]
– shipment of [27 references]
– sold to civilians [1 reference]
– stoppage of payment for [1 reference]
– storage of [7 references]
– stores at Fort Cumberland [3 references]
– swords [2 references]
– transport of [48 references]
– use of Maryland arms by Virginia troops [5 references]
– wasted [1 reference]
– waste of [1 reference]