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Lieutenant John Conrad Latour entitlement to land
January 17, 1787
Author: Jonathan Nicholson
Recipient: John Pierce
Summary: Nicholson informs Pierce that Lieutenant John Conrad Latour is entitled to the land for which he applied only if he retired and was deranged after October 1780.
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Account of Colonel Harmar
January 18, 1787
Author: John Pierce
Recipient: Major Erkuries Beatty
Summary: Informs Beatty that the most efficient method of settling Colonel Harmar's account is by a settlement with the Corps in which all of Harmar's vouchers are available and in which he is given credit for all his payments.
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Deduction for the Society of Cincinnati
January 19, 1787
Author: John Pierce
Recipient: James Tilton
Summary: Informs Dr. Tilton that his assertion in his recent letter is correct and the deduction for the Society of Cincinnati was not properly entered in the public books because of a clerk's error.
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Letter Citation
January 20, 1787
Author: A.W. Dunscomb
Recipient: John Pierce
Summary: Cited in Pierce to Dunscomb, 02/06/1787.
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Letter Citation
January 20, 1787
Author: Joseph Clay
Recipient: John Pierce
Summary: Cited in Pierce to Board of Treasury, 03/22/1787. Cited in Pierce to Clay, 03/22/1787.
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Requests for Information
January 21, 1787
Author: Henry Knox
Recipient: Benjamin Lincoln
Summary: Knox tells Lincoln that he expects to be regularly and promptly informed of operations undertaken.
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Letter Citation
January 22, 1787
Author: Henry Knox
Recipient: Major General Richard Butler
Summary: Cited in Knox to Butler, 03/13/1787.
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Assessing the Pay of Harmar's Regiment
January 22, 1787
Author: John Pierce
Recipient: Major Erkuries Beatty
Summary: Tells Beatty that the best way to asses the pay Colonel Harmar's regiment is to settle the balance of the entire Corps thereby ascertaining the balance for each individual
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Error in settlements
January 22, 1787
Author: John Pierce
Recipient: Peter Manifold
Summary: Since both Virginia and Pennsylvania have adopted Colonel Moyland's regiment, Pierce warns Captain Manifold that there has been a considerable error in the settlements that must be corrected.
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Resolving a disputed settlement
January 22, 1787
Author: John Pierce
Recipient: Doctor Solomon Halling
Summary: Informs Dr. Solomon Halling that the necessary documentation to resolve his settlement seems to be lacking. Halling had resigned his appointment as a senior surgeon.