War office salaries
Document 1784Discusses the salary of the gentlemen in the war office. Also discusses family matters.
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Cincinnati March 29 [undecipherable].
Dear Sir
Your favor of the [undecipherable] & its enclosures was handed me yesterday — about as I am turning my [undecipherable]
[undecipherable] and as I am to receive money [undecipherable] in a few days I will [either] bring with me the salary of the Gentlemen of the Office or send it on should I be delayed — I am very happy in the marriage of your daughter and [pity?] the unfortunate Lydia — I find it [undecipherable] that all [the] family here well — and that they remember you and your [kind] family with friendships
I am [undecipherable] be sincerely yours
[Addressed to:] [undecipherable] Steele Esquire
Type
Autograph Letter
Description
Discusses the salary of the gentlemen in the war office. Also discusses family matters.
Date
03/24/1784
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Savannah
Document number
1784032437001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Philip Audibert
John Pierce
gentlemen of the office
Notable locations
Savannah
Notable items
money
salary
marriage
family
office

