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Feb 23, 2024 Flatfoot95 May 16, 2022 Lucio Alvarez May 16, 2022 Lucio Alvarez Apr 26, 2021 chrisb Apr 16, 2021 vant May 15, 2020 SusanE May 15, 2020 SusanE May 15, 2020 SusanE Mar 18, 2020 Kentucky Historical Society Digital Collections	SC636_3_1 Northbend 2nd. Novr. 1817 Dear Bodley In searching amongst my papers ~~for~~I found 12 letters from Col. Barber 11 of them written from St. Marys whilst he Commanded there They are all in the most friendly stile & all but one commences "Dear Genl." Several conclude "yr. friend, so that he could not have thought so badly of the attempt I made to corrupt him until after his return home - I am really unable to recollect the circumstance to which Barbers letter to Winchester aludes - Why I should wish them to ~~certify~~ sign a Declaration that they were under my command & not under Winchesters I cannot [imagine] unless it was to enable me to reclaim them if I should think proper to march them to Indiana for which they were first destined - But at any rate there was not the smallest impropriety in the thing as they were really & truly exclusively under my command & not under that of Winchester - Barber Jennings & Porasur[?] were no more a part of Winchesters Command than they were Genl. Smiths - I cannot find what day I arrived at St. Marys from Ft. Wayne But I know that you were there before me - I have found my order to Jennings Dated the 24th Sept. to march with his Regt. immediately to open the road & push our provisions to Defiance Barber says he came to St. Marys by my	SC636_3_1 Northbend 2nd. Novr. 1817 Dear Bodley In searching amongst my papers ~~for~~I found 12 letters from Col. Barber 11 of them written from St. Marys whilst he Commanded there They are all in the most friendly stile & all but one commences "Dear Genl." Several conclude "yr. friend, so that he could not have thought so badly of the attempt I made to corrupt him until after his return home - I am really unable to recollect the circumstance to which Barbers letter to Winchester aludes - Why I should wish them to ['certify' crossed out] sign a Declaration that they were under my command & not under Winchesters I cannot [imagine] unless it was to enable me to reclaim them if I should think proper to march them to Indiana for which they were first destined - But at any rate there was not the smallest impropriety in the thing as they were really & truly exclusively under my command & not under that of Winchester - Barber Jennings & [Paragur?] were no more a part of Winchesters Command than they were Genl. Smiths - I cannot find what day I arrived at St. Marys from Ft. Wayne But I know that you were there before me - I have found my order to Jennings Dated the 24th Sept. to march with his Regt. immediately to open the road & push our provisions to Defiance Barber says he came to St. Marys by my