Purchase of grey horses for a troop of cavalry; Tallmadge unable to reach Col. Elisha Sheldon at Salisbury for money to buy them; asks Washington to send $6,000 by Lt. Ezekial Belden; wants instructions concerning innoculating troops of Sheldon's regiment; clothing for Capt. Lewis's troop has arrived.

Series 2, arranged by type of material, consists of Tallmadge's legal documents. The majority of the papers concern land transactions, while others pertain to his store, Benjamin Tallmadge & Co., and to other financial investments. Also included in this series are bills of sale of enslaved people.

Contains a copy of protest of a bill of exchange and the resolution of a debt.

Contains accounts for the privateering brig Middletown.

Contains receipt for sale of share in the privateering brig Middletown.

Series 4, arranged chronologically, consists of Tallmadge's miscellaneous papers, which include numerous original poems; diplomas and certificates; and documents concerning Tallmadge's interest in pensions for army officers after the war.

1 letter, from Benjamin Tallmadge to George Washington, concerning the purchase of horses for the army.

Two letters from Roger Sherman Baldwin to Frederick A. Tallmadge. The first is regarding a reuntion of survivors of their Yale class, the second regarding a legal matter.

Conferred by Yale College on Frederick August Tallmadge.

Series 2, arranged by type of material, consists of Tallmadge's legal documents. The majority of the papers concern land transactions, while others pertain to his store, Benjamin Tallmadge & Co., and to other financial investments. Also included in this series are bills of sale of enslaved people.