Description: ALS John Rogers, Kaskaskia, to George Rogers Clark. Question of payment method for horses; need of clothing for troops, “a soldier well clothed is worth two naked ones.” (transcript included).

Description: ALS John Rogers to George Rogers Clark. Letter relates to his possesion of a fort, and his industrious cleaning and repairs made there. He also discusses a proposed expedition and tranport and quatering of troops there. He notes that men are billeted and seem satisfied. (transcript included).

Description: ALS John Rogers to George Rogers Clark. Rumors of pending Indian attack; need for horses; dismay at terrible conditions; lack of discipline. Letter also makes references to the taking of Mobile and siege of Pensacoly. (transcript included).

Description: ALS John Montgomery, Fort Clark, to George Rogers Clark. Refusal of inhabitants to supply troops; asks Clark to reserve a lot for him. (transcript included).

Description: ALS John Montgomery to George Rogers Clark. Lack of provisions; resolve not to leave post; readiness of men to receive enemy.

Description: ALS John Williams, Fort Clark, to George Rogers Clark. Requests clothing for his company; no news.