Henry Burbeck orderly book, 1786 Dec. 26-1788 July 16.

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Henry Burbeck orderly book, 1786 Dec. 26-1788 July 16.

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Orderly book kept by Burbeck. First page dated Dec. 26, 1786 and gives allowance of wood, rations, etc., and clothing. Establishment of the artillery follows and then the general orders (1787 Jan. 30-1788 July 16), dated at Boston, Castle Island, Springfield Hill, and West Point.

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New London County Historical Society

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