03028cpcaa2200517 i 4500 mm 83086389 DLC 20260227111721.0 830304|||||||||||| eng mm 83086389 mm 78000100 DLC DLC eng dacs DLC C lcmd Balmain, Alexander, 1740-1821. Alexander Balmain papers, 1782-1821. 2 items. 1 container. 0.4 linear feet. Open to research. Volume consisting of Balmain's accounts while serving as the rector of Frederick Parish, Winchester, Va., following the American Revolution; register of baptisms, marriages, and funerals 1783-1819; lists of subscribers for the support of the parish church; and a list of slaves with birthdates. Also includes correspondence concerning the economic impact of the war on Episcopal ministers in Virginia; Balmain's efforts after the war to collect back pay and title to land due for his service as chaplain with the13th Virginia Regiment of the U.S. Continental Army; the founding of Washington College, Chestertown, Md.; Robert Morris service as U.S. Superintendent of Finance, 1781-1784; and the Asgill Affair, 1782, involving New Jersey Patriot militia commander Joshua Huddy, British Army officer Charles Asgill, and Loyalist Richard Lippincott. Also includes a document recording purchases made by Balmain. Negative photocopies of originals in private hands. Place of reproduction unidentified. Private Clergyman. Rector of Augusta Parish, Va., before the American Revolution, rector of Frederick Parish during the postwar period; and chaplain in the Virginia Line. Collection material in English. Asgill, Charles, Sir, 1760?-1823. Huddy, Joshua, -1782. Morris, Robert, 1734-1806. United States. Army Pay, allowances, etc. United States. Continental Army. Virginia Regiment, 13th United States. Office of Finance. Washington College (Chestertown, Md.) American loyalists. Registers of births, etc. Virginia Winchester. Church records and registers Virginia Winchester. Episcopal Church Virginia. Episcopal Church Virginia Clergy. Finance, Public United States History To 1789. Marriage records Virginia Winchester. Slave records Virginia Winchester. Universities and colleges Maryland Chestertown. Winchester (Va.) History. United States History Revolution, 1775-1783. Virginia Church history. Clergy. itoamc 44050 44050