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1779 Jan-Apr
Folder 5
One letter from Benjamin Tallmadge to George Washington reporting on Culper's intelligence; his expenses; an intrusion into Culper's room by two women living in his house; and his satisfaction with a vial of ink sent him by Washington.
1779 Jul-Aug
Folder 7
Three letters, from Benjamin Tallmadge to George Washington. The first two letters concern correspondence with Culper, including several passages in code. The third letter concerns provisions of weapons and horses for the regiment. The letter in cipher dated 1779 Jul 28 was conserved by Richard Stenman on June 27, 2009. Report filled with 1933-19-0.
1779 May-Jun
Folder 6
Letter from Benjamin Tallmadge to George Washington reporting on the failure of the arrival of a letter from Culper, and on Colonel Elisha Sheldon's desire to obtain horses for his regiment.
1779 Nov-Dec
Folder 9
Two letters, from Benjamin Tallmadge to George Washington, reporting on Culper's intelligence.
1779 Sep-Oct
Folder 8
Three letters from Benjamin Tallmadge to General Robert Howe and George Washington. The first letter describes his recent military expedition at Lloyd's Neck; in the next two letters, he reports on the drafting of soldiers and on the desertion and subsequent recapture and punishment of three soldiers.
1780 Apr-May
Folder 11
Three letters from Benjamin Tallmadge to George Washington discussing provisions for the regiment and intelligence reports from Culper Sr. and Culper Jr. and and asking that Captain Bull be excused from immediately joining the regiment, due to the imminent death of his wife.
1780 Aug-Dec
Folder 13
Three letters: two from Benjamin Tallmadge to George Washington, describing the recent military engagement at Fort St. George, and one from Tallmadge to Captain David Edgar, giving him military instructions.
1780 Jan-Mar
Folder 10
Two letters from Benjamin Tallmadge to George Washington and Colonel Samuel Webb reporting on intelligence from Culper Jr.
1780 Jun-Jul
Folder 12
Three letters, two from Benjamin Tallmadge to George Washington and one from George Washington to Benjamin Tallmadge. The letters discuss troop movements and intelligence from the Culpers.
1781-1981 200th anniversary St. Paul's Lodge No. 11 A. F. & A. M. Litchfield, Connecticut, 1981
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Arranged chronologically.