Box 1
Contains 39 Results:
Letter. Charles O. Wood to Morris C. Foote, 1869 July 18
Accompanying delivery of receipts.
41st Congress, 2nd Session, House of Representatives, Ex. Doc. No. 112. Letter from the Secretary of the Treasury, 1870 February 5
Transmitting the report of acting inspector of customs concerning the Youkon River and the Islands of St. Paul and St. George.
41st Congress, 2nd Session, House of Representatives, Ex. Doc. No. 255. Letter from the Secretary of the Treasury, 1870 May 9
Transmitting a letter from the Superintendent of the United States Coast Survey, asking for an appropriation to survey Alaska and the Aleutian Islands.
Morris C. Foote: Special Orders No. 141, 1870 August 6
Leave of absence approval. With signed endorsement of Assistant Adjutant General George D. Ruggles.
Morris C. Foote: Special Orders No. 214, 1870 August 22
Leave of absence extension. Signed endorsement illegible.
44th Congress, 1st Session, Senate, Ex. Doc. No. 12. Letter from the Secretary of War, 1875 December 20
Transmitting a report of the commanding general, Department of the Columbia, of his tour in Alaska Territory, in June, 1875.
44th Congress, 1st Session, Senate, Ex. Doc. No. 48. Letter from the Secretary of War, 1876 April 11
Transmitting information in relation to Alaska and its resources, the Alaska Commercial Company, the conduct of Mr. Bryant at Saint Paul's and Saint George's Islands, and the colonization of Icelanders.
46th Congress, 2nd Session, Senate, Ex. Doc. No. 105. Letter from the Secretary of the Navy, 1880 March 3
Transmitting, in response to Senate resolution of February 26, 1880, information in regard to the present condition of affairs in Alaska.
46th Congress, 2nd Session, Senate, Ex. Doc. No. 179. Letter from the Secretary of the Treasury, 1880 May 14
Transmitting, in compliance with a resolution of the Senate, adopted on the 5th instant, copies of reports of Capt. John W. White, of the United States revenue service, concerning matters connected with Alaska Territory, and also copies of all material papers relating to the transfer of the jurisdiction over the Territory from the War Department to the Treasury, &c.
46th Congress, 3rd Session, House of Representatives, Ex. Doc. No. 40. Letter from the Secretary of the Interior, 1881 January 13
Transmitting a preliminary report upon the population, industry, and resources of Alaska.
Envelope, undated
Handwritten note in pen on front recording orders received.
Morris C. Foote: Envelope, undated
Handwritten notes in pen and pencil on front recording contents.
Envelope, undated
Handwritten note in pen on front recordings contents.
Morris C. Foote: Ninth U.S. Infantry Roster, undated
Book: George Gibbs, A Dictionary of Chinook Jargon, or Trade Language of Oregon, 1863 March
Smithsonian Miscellaneous Collections. With Foote's name handwritten on front cover in ink.
Morris C. Foote: Commission as Captain by Brevet, U.S. Volunteers, 1866 June 8
With signed endorsement of Assistant Adjutant General John C. Kelton. Includes transcription.
Morris C. Foote: Commission as Second Lieutenant, 9th U.S. Infantry, 1866 June 20
With signed endorsement of Assistant Adjutant General John C. Kelton. Includes transcription.
Morris C. Foote: Special Order No. 242, 1866 November 20
Attached to Co. D Assignable Recruits under Bvt Maj R.L. Burnett. Signed endorsement illegible. Includes transcription.
Morris C. Foote: Special Order No. 318, 1866 December 19
Order to travel from Fort Columbus, New York to California aboard the Steamer San Francisco. Signed endorsement illegible. Includes transcription.
Morris C. Foote Diary, 1866 December 20–1867 November 3
Letter. Morris C. Foote to Mary Morris Cooper, 1866 December 29
Writing to his mother as he approaches Nicaragua, Foote describes the course his detachment will take from Grey Town to San Juan del Sur and explains the delay in his promotion to 1st Lieutenant. Includes transcription.
Morris C. Foote: Death Report, 1867 January 20
For Peter Deitz and John Jordan , who died of cholera at San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua on 5 January 1867. Includes information about Deitz and Jordan, their death, and their possessions. With signed endorsement of Morris C. Foote.
Report of Steamship San Francisco voyage from New York to California, 1867 January 26
Describes sanitary conditions aboard the Steamships San Francisco and America, the detachment's course through Nicaragua, and an outbreak of cholera among U.S. soldiers in Nicaragua. With signed endorsement of Lieutenant J. Carroll, 14th U.S. Infantry. Includes transcription.
Orders No. 4, 1867 February 7
Confirming Adjutant and Regimental Quartermaster appointments and assigning Officers to Companies. Includes transcription.
Memorandum. First Lieutenant Leonard Hay to Morris C. Foote, 1867 May 8
Concerning Army Regulations 1548 and 1549. Includes transcription.
Orders No. 98, 1867 July 8
Foote to travel from Angel Island, California to Camp Ruby, Nevada with recruits for Ninth Infantry Company I, then return to Angel Island. Includes transcription.
Special Orders, No. 154, 1867 July 12
Foote assigned to remain on duty at Camp Ruby, attached to Ninth Infantry Company I inter alia. With signed endorsement of Assistant Adjutant General John P. Sherburne.
Receipt, 1867 July 30
Of $2.00 for one barrel of water from M.C. Foote, with signed endorsement of M. Labeau. 2 copies.
Morris C. Foote: Special Report, 1867 August 11
To General Devin concerning march from Ft. Churchill to Camp Ruby. With signed endorsement of Morris C. Foote. Includes transcription.
Morris C. Foote: Special Order No. 7, 1867 September 1
Relinquishment of command to Second Lieutenant J.F. Trout. Includes transcription.