| Description | Desiring to be appointed to one of the Governments to be settled on the Ohio
Enclosures, Colonel Henry Bouquet to Lieutenant Archibald Blane commanding at Ligonier, 4 Jul 1753, Carlisle, North America, commends him for his bravery in defending his post, those who agreed to stay with him shall be rewarded, had Lieutenants Christy and Gordon behaved with the same courage as Blane their important posts would not have been lost nor Christy and his garrison massacred, importance of his post for support of Fort Pitt, sends a reinforcement Lord Barrington to Captain Archibald Blane, 3 Sep 1772, Cavendish Square, if a Governor is appointed on the Ohio, considers he deserves such an appointment, but the application must be made to Lord Dartmouth Captain Archibald to Lord Dartmouth, 6 Sep 1772, Reading, memorial |