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Dewitt Clinton, Asher Brown Durand American, Engraving on chine collé; third state of three
Dewitt Clinton
Multiple artists/makers
1834
Portrait Gallery of Distinguished American Citizens, with Biographical Sketches and Fac-similes of Original Letters
Multiple artists/makers
1844
Silhouette Portrait of De Witt Clinton
William Henry Brown
Lithographer Lithographed and published by E. B. & E. C. Kellogg
Sitter DeWitt Clinton
1844
Accounting of the Expenses Incurred by DeWitt Clinton, Governor of New York, June 8 to November 14, 1818, Relating to the Return of the Remains of General Richard Mongomery from Quebec to New York, under Military Escort, and Reburial in St. Paul's Churchyard – Approved by the State Comptrollers Office, Albany – Expenses $2,744.00; Balance due to the governor $1,744.00
Subject Relates to Richard Montgomery
Subject Relates to DeWitt Clinton
January 20, 1819
Receipt of Payment by the Steam Boat Richmond, for transporting officers, soldiers and musicians attached to the remains of General Montgomery, to New York on July 6, and returning from New York to Albany, July 8, 1818 – $180 issued by DeWitt Clinton, Governor of the State of New York
Subject Relates to Richard Montgomery
Subject Relates to DeWitt Clinton
November 7, 1818
Letter from Richard Varick to DeWitt Clinton, Governor of New York, requesting repayment of cash he has advanced for expenditures relating to the Internment of the Remains of the late General Montgomery
Subject Relates to Richard Montgomery
Subject Relates to Richard Varick
Subject Relates to DeWitt Clinton
October 20, 1818
DeWitt Clinton
Charles Balthazar Julien Févret de Saint-Mémin
After Thomas Bluget De Valdenuit
Sitter DeWitt Clinton
1796