The Diplomatic Correspondence of the American Revolution, Vol. 01

United States -- Foreign relations -- 1775-1783; United States -- History -- Revolution, 1775-1783 -- Sources

NAMES OF OFFICERS.          RANK.             COMMENCEMENT OF
                                                    THEIR PAY.
    Baron de Kalb,              Major General,    7th November, 1776.
    Vicount de Mauroy,          Major General,    20th   do.     do.
    de Senneville,              Major,            7th    do.     do.
    The Chevalier du Buyssons,  Major,            7th    do.     do.
    The Chevalier de Fayoles,   Lieut. Colonel,   20th   do.     do.
    Dubois Martin,              Major,            20th   do.     do.
    de Holtzendorff,            Lieut. Colonel,   26th   do.     do.
    The Chevalier de Failly,    Lieut. Colonel,   1st December, 1776.
    Amariton,                   Major,                   do.     do.
    de Roth,                    Captain,                 do.     do.
    de Gerard,                  Captain,                 do.     do.
    Philis de Roseval,          Lieutenant,              do.     do.
    de Montis,                  Lieutenant,              do.     do.
    Loquet de Granges,          Lieutenant,              do.     do.
    de Vrigny,                  Capt. Company franche,   do.     do.
    Candon,                     Lieutenant,              do.     do.

The said ranks and pay at the dates marked in the present list have
been settled mutually between us, the undersigned, me, Silas Deane, in
my quality of deputy of the most honorable Congress of the United
States of North America, and me, John Baron de Kalb, Major General in
the service of the States General. Done double at Paris this 1st of
December, 1776.

                                                          DE KALB,
                                                          SILAS DEANE.

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 _List of Officers of Infantry and Light Troops destined to serve in
          the armies of the United States of North America._

    NAMES OF OFFICERS  RANK                     COMMENCEMENT OF
                                                  THEIR PAY

    M. de la Fayette,   Major General,  from the 7th December, 1776.
    Baron de Kalb,     Major General,           7th November,
    Delesser,          Colonel,                 1st December,
    De Valfort,        Colonel,                 1st December,
    De Fayoles,         Lieutenant Colonel,      20th November,
    De Franval,        Lieutenant Colonel,      1st December,
    Dubois Martin,     Major,                   7th November,
    De Gimat,          Major,                   1st December,
    De Vrigny,         Captain,                 1st December,
    De Bedaulx,
    Capitaine,         Captain,                 1st December,
    de la Colombe,     Lieutenant,              1st December,
    Candon,            Lieutenant,              7th November.

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The Diplomatic Correspondence of the American Revolution, Vol. 01

United States -- Foreign relations -- 1775-1783; United States -- History -- Revolution, 1775-1783 -- Sources

NAMES OF OFFICERS.          RANK.             COMMENCEMENT OF
                                                    THEIR PAY.
    Baron de Kalb,              Major General,    7th November, 1776.
    Vicount de Mauroy,          Major General,    20th   do.     do.
    de Senneville,              Major,            7th    do.     do.
    The Chevalier du Buyssons,  Major,            7th    do.     do.
    The Chevalier de Fayoles,   Lieut. Colonel,   20th   do.     do.
    Dubois Martin,              Major,            20th   do.     do.
    de Holtzendorff,            Lieut. Colonel,   26th   do.     do.
    The Chevalier de Failly,    Lieut. Colonel,   1st December, 1776.
    Amariton,                   Major,                   do.     do.
    de Roth,                    Captain,                 do.     do.
    de Gerard,                  Captain,                 do.     do.
    Philis de Roseval,          Lieutenant,              do.     do.
    de Montis,                  Lieutenant,              do.     do.
    Loquet de Granges,          Lieutenant,              do.     do.
    de Vrigny,                  Capt. Company franche,   do.     do.
    Candon,                     Lieutenant,              do.     do.

The said ranks and pay at the dates marked in the present list have
been settled mutually between us, the undersigned, me, Silas Deane, in
my quality of deputy of the most honorable Congress of the United
States of North America, and me, John Baron de Kalb, Major General in
the service of the States General. Done double at Paris this 1st of
December, 1776.

                                                          DE KALB,
                                                          SILAS DEANE.

       *       *       *       *       *

 _List of Officers of Infantry and Light Troops destined to serve in
          the armies of the United States of North America._

    NAMES OF OFFICERS  RANK                     COMMENCEMENT OF
                                                  THEIR PAY

    M. de la Fayette,   Major General,  from the 7th December, 1776.
    Baron de Kalb,     Major General,           7th November,
    Delesser,          Colonel,                 1st December,
    De Valfort,        Colonel,                 1st December,
    De Fayoles,         Lieutenant Colonel,      20th November,
    De Franval,        Lieutenant Colonel,      1st December,
    Dubois Martin,     Major,                   7th November,
    De Gimat,          Major,                   1st December,
    De Vrigny,         Captain,                 1st December,
    De Bedaulx,
    Capitaine,         Captain,                 1st December,
    de la Colombe,     Lieutenant,              1st December,
    Candon,            Lieutenant,              7th November.

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