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Oliver Delancey to Henry Knox about Protecting Public Stores, 26 November 1783
As Adjutant General to the British Army, Delancy writes to Knox telling him that the publick stores left at the commmissarys storehouses in New York, should be protected untill [sic] proper persons could be sent to remove them .. Delancey writes at the direction of Sir Guy Carleton.
State of Br[igadier] Gen[era]l DeLancey's 1st Batt[alio]n as Per Return Dated Charles Town So[uth]: Carolina
Printed form with numbers recorded in manuscript, this document details the number of soldiers present and absent who served with the First Battalion of Brigadier General Oliver DeLancey's Brigade of Loyalist troops in South Carolina during the final stages of the American Revolution.
Orderly Book of the Three Battalions of Loyalists, Commanded by Brigadier-General Oliver de Lancey 1776-1778: To Which Is Appended a List of New York
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