Settling Lieutenant's Lawrence's Account
Document 1785Jackson discusses the settlement of the account of Lieutenant Lawrence including his compensation for the time he was in captivity. Mr. Pierce passed through New Bern on his way to Charleston.
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you to make a stating as far as in your power of the claims of St Col. Lewis Morris, that he made a settlement at the Treasury — I do not remember what kind of appointment he had & when he left the service — such information as you may think necessary for me I wish you to forward by some result
Gnl Pierce
To Gen. Howell Just.
Washington No. Carolina Feby 16. 85
Dear Sir
Lieutenant No. Lawrence late of the North Carolina Line settled an Account in the Treasury Office — A Copy of which Mr Pierce informs me will be necessary before I finally settle his Account, which I'll thank you to inclose pr next Post.
Mr Pierce arrived the 12th Jany Ult. and took his departure for Charleston on the 21st. of the same Month,
This place affords nothing new that worthy remarks. The Accounts of Lieut Lawrence was settled for the time he was prisoner —
Jno. Howell Just. E. Jackson A Commr
Type
Letterbook Copy
Description
Jackson discusses the settlement of the account of Lieutenant Lawrence including his compensation for the time he was in captivity. Mr. Pierce passed through New Bern on his way to Charleston.
Date
02/16/1785
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Newbern, North Carolina
Document number
1785021670055
Page start
41
Notable persons
Joseph Howell
Ebenezer Jackson
Lieutenant Lawrence, late of the North Carolina line
John Pierce
Notable locations
New Bern, North Carolina
Treasury's office
Charleston

