Box 1

Shields sent invoices and receipts for supplies to be signed and returned by McKee.

The verso bears an autograph letter from McKee, dated December 31, 1864, transmitting the receipts for medical stores.

McKee transmitted receipts for supplies.

List of medical supplies sent to J. Hayes Shields at Monrovia, Maryland.

List of medical supplies with prices.

McKee explains the missing report on the sick and wounded.

Simpson requests report of sick and wounded.

McKee previously transmitted the needed report but is sending a second report for the same period.

An extract of an order restoring Lt. Colonel N. B. Knight to his command in the 1st Delaware Calvary.

Knight enclosed the order restoring him to command and requested his belongings be sent to him.

Knight acknowledged an earlier letter. On the verso is a portion of another letter to an unidentified person and concerns the loss of his command.

Orders for Robert McKee to report for assignment. On the verso are orders, written April 5, 1865, for McKee to remain where he is currently serving signed by Captain C. Churchman.

Requested McKee recommend an enlisted man to serve as a hospital steward.

McKee ordered to report to Surgeon N. P. Rice for temporary duty at headquarters, Relay House, Maryland, by order of Brigadier General E. B. Tyler.

McKee requests permission to visit Baltimore on personal business.

Five hour leave of absence granted to McKee.

McKee ordered to return to duty at Monrovia, Maryland.

Rice requested instructions on behalf of McKee regarding medical stores for which he is responsible. On the verso is a note declining to give a decision and returning the letter.

Johnson requested invoices from McKee.

McKee explained that on July 1, 1865, he shipped the boxes of supplies and invoices to Surgeon Sutherland in Washington, D.C.

McKee requested information regarding the shipment of goods stored by Speel.

Draft of a letter listing items which were not included on a receipt.

Johnson returned McKee's receipt and explained why certain items are not included in the receipt.

Billings requested McKee return the invoices and an affidavit regarding disputed items transported on July 15, 1865, to settle the issue.

Affidavit from McKee regarding the missing medical stores.