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• Pay of Connecticut Soldiers December 11, 1783 Author: Oliver Wolcott, Jr. Recipient: John Pierce Summary: Explains that the Connecticut men who enlisted for 8 months in 1782 were considered by the state government to be militia in the service of the United States and were paid by the state accordingly. Notes that these men are also on Pierce's accounts for pay from the United States and requests a proposal for a remedy of the situation. Requests a list of their names, regiments, and time in service...
• Letter Citation December 21, 1783 Author: Edward Carrington Recipient: Samuel Hodgdon Summary: Cited in Hodgdon to Carrington, 02/21/1784.
• Letter Citation December 26, 1783 Author: Captain Carlisle Recipient: Samuel Hodgdon Summary: Cited in Hodgdon to Carlisle, 03/02/1784.
• Letter Citation December 29, 1783 Author: Robert Troup Recipient: John Pierce Summary: Cited in Pierce to Troup 01/17/1784.
• Letter Citation January 1, 1784 Author: Hugh Williamson Recipient: John Pierce Summary: Cited in Pierce to Williamson 01/15/1784
• Accountability for Money January 2, 1784 Author: Captain Colfax Recipient: John Pierce Summary: Request for a decision as to the accountablity for monies received.
• Settlement of an Officer's Account January 2, 1784 Author: Jedediah Huntingdon Recipient: John Pierce Summary: Asks if Pierce is yet in a condition to adjust Huntington's commissary account; discusses certificates of pay.
• Status of Livingston's Account January 2, 1784 Author: Henry Livingston Recipient: John Pierce Summary: Henry Livingston sends to John Pierce a letter indicating the status of his accounts with the United States.
• Letter Citation January 2, 1784 Author: Edward Carrington Recipient: Samuel Hodgdon Summary: Cited in Hodgdon to Carrington, 01/23/1784
• Quartermaster's Request for Guidance January 2, 1784 Author: Worsley Emes Recipient: Samuel Hodgdon Summary: Captain Worsely Emes sends a letter to Samuel Hodgdon, Commissary of Military Stores, seeking guidance for relinquishing his duties in his present post.