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Document 1784Due to ill health, Pugh and another officer were unable to travel to West Point and have yet to receive subsistence for the year. They applied to Pierce's deputy who indicated that he could not respond to their request without Pugh's approval.
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[from Mr Diegle
2 incil.
P. July 15 No 284]
Type
Autograph Letter/Document Signed
Description
Due to ill health, Pugh and another officer were unable to travel to West Point and have yet to receive subsistence for the year. They applied to Pierce's deputy who indicated that he could not respond to their request without Pugh's approval.
Date
02/03/1784
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Document number
1784020360001
Page start
1
Note
Cited in Pierce to Pugh, 02/15/1784
Notable persons
John Pierce
John Pugh
Capt. McGonvan (?)
Mr. Reed
a number of officers and men
Notable locations
West Point
Philadelphia
West Point
Notable items
sickness
health
subsistence
the present year
order
instructions