Henry W. Burbeck papers, 1769-1836.

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Henry W. Burbeck papers, 1769-1836.

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Accounts; records kept by Burbeck at Castle Williams, N.Y.; description of what uniforms should be (1802-1810); plans of forts to be built in Indian Territory; small plan of fort on the Miami River; designs for rocketry with lists of ingredients; list of officers in the U.S. Army in the heavy artillery and infantry (1802); drawing of Chicago lake front; receipts for bounties and premiums; orders; letters from the U.S. War Dept.; and printed pages about claims from the American Revolution and War of 1812.

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New London County Historical Society

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New London County Historical Society

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