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Washington Papers Consolidated Index | A | Ammunition and ordnance
To Jonathan Trumbull, Sr., 16 January 1776 [Revolutionary War Series 3:118]+
From Andrew Lewis, 18 January 1776 [Revolutionary War Series 3:138]
To the Massachusetts Council, 26 February 1776 [Revolutionary War Series 3:369]+
From John Hancock, 29 June 1776 [Revolutionary War Series 5:150]
From Major General Charles Lee, 1 July 1776 [Revolutionary War Series 5:169]
General Orders, 24 September 1776 [Revolutionary War Series 6:385]
From Jonathan Trumbull, Sr., 11 October 1776 [Revolutionary War Series 6:542]
From George Walton, 27 May 1777 [Revolutionary War Series 9:546]+
To Robert R. Livingston, 27 December 1777 [Revolutionary War Series 13:20]+
From Colonel Theodorick Bland, December 1777 [Revolutionary War Series 13:91]
General Orders, 15 January 1778 [Revolutionary War Series 13:245]
From Brigadier General Duportail, 18 January 1778 [Revolutionary War Series 13:266]+
From Anthony Butler, 9 March 1778 [Revolutionary War Series 14:110]
From Ezekiel Cheever, 15 March 1778 [Revolutionary War Series 14:188]+
From Major General Lafayette, 25 March 1778 [Revolutionary War Series 14:307]
From Henry Laurens, 8 July 1778 [Revolutionary War Series 16:40]+
General Orders, 31 October 1778 [Revolutionary War Series 17:653]+
General Orders, 23 November 1778 [Revolutionary War Series 18:258]+
From Brigadier General Jacob Bayley, 23 November 1778 [Revolutionary War Series 18:260]
To Colonel Thomas Clark, 4–7 December 1778 [Revolutionary War Series 18:362]+
To Henry Laurens, 4 December 1778 [Revolutionary War Series 18:366]+
From Henry Laurens, 6 December 1778 [Revolutionary War Series 18:373]+
From Brigadier General James Clinton, 9 January 1779 [Revolutionary War Series 18:603]+
– accidental explosion of [1 reference]
– administration [8 references]
– allotment of rounds [4 references]
– American supplies [11 subentries]
– among Indians [3 references]
– and Johann Kalb [1 reference]
– and summer campaign plans [3 references]
– arrangement [1 reference]
– artillery cartridges [7 references]
– artillery shells and shot [20 references + 3 subentries]
– as plunder [2 references]
– at Falmouth [2 references]
– at Forts Montgomery and Clinton [1 reference]
– at Philadelphia [1 reference]
– blank cartridges [1 reference]
– bombs [1 reference]
– British [2 subentries]
– British naval [1 reference]
– British supplies [21 references]
– burnt to purify air [1 reference]
– canisters for [4 references]
– captured [13 references + 3 subentries]
– carcasses [2 references]
– care and conservation of [100 references]
– carried off by soldiers [3 references]
– cartouche boxes [2 references]
– cartridge inspection [1 reference]
– carts for [5 references]
– clothing traded for [1 reference]
– committees of Continental Congress [2 references]
– Connecticut supplies [2 references]
– conservation of [1 reference]
– Continental supplies [14 references]
– contracts for [2 references]
– damaged [13 references]
– destroyed [1 reference]
– distribution [66 references]
– evacuation of [3 references]
– explosions [6 references]
– for artillery [43 references]
– for cannon [14 references]
– for Connecticut militia [1 reference]
– for Continental detachments [5 references]
– for campaign against Six Nations (Sullivan's expedition) [2 references]
– for detachments [1 reference]
– for frigates and armed vessels [15 references]
– for frontier operations [6 references]
– for Indians [1 reference]
– for Loyalists [4 references]
– for Massachusetts militia [1 reference]
– for militia [2 references]
– for posts on Lake Champlain [1 reference]
– for recruits [2 references]
– for Rhode Island expedition [4 references]
– for southern states [2 references]
– for Virginia independent companies [2 references]
– from France [4 references]
– furnishing of for march [2 references]
– hot shot [4 references]
– importation of [32 references]
– imported from France [1 reference]
– in British forts [1 reference]
– individual allotments [1 reference]
– in northern department [10 references]
– inspection of [26 references]
– in Virginia [2 references]
– issued to troops [2 references]
– issuing store [1 reference]
– laboratories [50 references]
– loss of [1 reference]
– magazines and stores [33 references]
– manufacture [10 references]
– Massachusetts supplies [7 references]
– military manual [1 reference]
– militia supplies [35 references]
– money for [1 reference]
– need for in northern department [1 reference]
– offered as inducement [1 reference]
– powder horns [4 references]
– procurement [4 references]
– protection of [1 reference]
– purchase of [1 reference]
– reimbursement to colonies [5 references]
– removal and safeguarding of [3 references]
– requests for [1 reference]
– retrieval from departing soldiers [2 references]
– returns [50 references]
– ruined by rain [1 reference]
– saltpeter [4 references]
– seized by Delaware Loyalists [1 reference]
– seized from British forces [2 references]
– sent from Philadelphia [4 references]
– sent to [16 subentries]
– shipments of [1 reference]
– shortages [87 references + 4 subentries]
– shot and shells [1 reference + 1 subentry]
– spare [2 references]
– state of [1 reference]
– stockpiles [1 reference]
– sulfured shirts [1 reference]
– supplies of [5 references]
– supplies sought [2 references]
– taken to religious service [1 reference]
– theft [1 reference]
– tin canisters [7 references]
– transportation [27 references]
– types of [36 subentries]
– wagons for [26 references]
– wastage [1 reference]
– waste of [3 references]