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The Correspondence of Baron de Vioménil Project is part of a grant funded effort at the Washington Library to transcribe and translate the manuscript papers of Vioménil, a French officer who served during the American War for Independence.
This aspect of the project is set to private mode.
Learn more about Vioménil's life here
The original manuscripts are held by the Academie François Bourdon. Each document has a unique identifier that corresponds to its archive record. For example, "No. 100" is the unique ID for "No. 100: Lettre La Villebrune + liste bateaux (Annapolis) - 1781/09/16." Documents with a number only for a unique ID are part of inventory 0166Z0067-02. Documents with the letter "a" as part of the the unique ID are from inventory 0166Z0068.
This project is generously funded by the Richard Lounsbery Foundation. https://www.rlounsbery.org
Image credit: Pierre-Louis Delaval Le maréchal C.-J.-H. du Houx de Vioménil (1734-1827), 1817.
Works
No. 93: Lettre Rochambeau - 1781/08/31
Collaboration is restricted.
No. 94: Lettre Rochambeau chez Washington + Itinéraire - 1781/09/11
Collaboration is restricted.
No. 95: Lettre Rochambeau (Taverne la Rose) - 1781/09/10
Collaboration is restricted.
No. 96: Lettre Rochambeau (Camp de Williamsbourg) - 1781/09/15
Collaboration is restricted.
No. 97: Lettre Rochambeau (Camp de Williamsbourg) Instructions Rochambeau (Tête de l'Elk) - 1781/09/08
Collaboration is restricted.
No. 98: Lettre Rochambeau (Philadelphie) - 1781/08/31
Collaboration is restricted.
No. 99: Lettre Rochambeau (Camp King's Ferry) - 1781/08/25
Collaboration is restricted.