Pay of the Hospital Department
Document 1784Requests a list of the gentlemen of the Hospital Department entitled to the commutation of five years full pay under the 1781 resolution of Congress. Asks whether officers who resigned are entitled to the commutation pay. Requests information about the resignations or service positions of several doctors who served in the army hospital.
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West Point June 5. 1784
To Doct. Cochran
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Type
Letter
Description
Requests a list of the gentlemen of the Hospital Department entitled to the commutation of five years full pay under the 1781 resolution of Congress. Asks whether officers who resigned are entitled to the commutation pay. Requests information about the resignations or service positions of several doctors who served in the army hospital.
Date
01/05/1784
Author
Recipient
Sent from
West Point
Document number
1784010521001
Page start
1
Note
Cited in Cochran to Pierce, 01/13/1784.
Notable persons
Cochran
John Pierce
gentlemen
officers
Tellosson
Timer
Crosby
doctor
Notable locations
West Point
Hospital Department
Notable items
commutation
pay

