Military Leadership and Strategy
| Title | Daily Entry |
|---|---|
| 26 August 1754 |
GW was in Alexandria, Va. with his regiment. Though ordered to go to Wills Creek, Md., he had great apprehensions about these orders due to lack of manpower, supplies, and morale. |
| 23 July 1754 |
GW was presumably still in Williamsburg after meeting with Va. Lt. Gov. Robert Dinwiddie. |
| 24 July 1754 |
GW was presumably still in Williamsburg, Va. where he and Capt. James Mackay of the independent company from S.C. delivered their account of the Fort Necessity campaign to Va. Lt. Gov. |
| 11 January 1754 |
GW arrived at Belvoir, Va., the estate of Col. William Fairfax, on the southern shore of the Potomac. He stopped here to rest before his trip to Williamsburg, Virginia. |
| 08 January 1754 |
GW presumably at Wills Creek, Pa./Md. with his men and surveyor, trader, and guide Christopher Gist. |
| 07 January 1754 |
GW arrived at Wills Creek, Pennsylvania/Maryland. |
| 05 January 1754 |
GW was presumably at surveyor, trader, and guide Christopher Gist’s home at Monongahela, Pennsylvania. |
| 04 January 1754 |
GW was presumably at surveyor, trader, and guide Christopher Gist’s home at Monongahela, Pennsylvania. |
| 03 January 1754 |
GW was presumably at surveyor, trader, and guide Christopher Gist’s home at Monongahela, Pennsylvania. |
| 02 January 1754 |
GW arrived at surveyor, trader, and guide Christopher Gist’s home at Monongahela, Pennsylvania. He purchased a horse saddle and other items. |