Case of John Carroll of Moylan's Regiment of Cavalry
Document 1785Refers to Howell's indisposition and wishes him well. Laments the distance and the difficulty it causes in the late accounts. Asks for information from the musters on the case of John Carroll of Moylan's Regiment of Cavalry. When was he discharged, reenlisted?
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Compl Genl Office, Aug. 19th 1785
D Sir
I am exceedingly sorry for your indisposition of late and am glad to hear that you are getting better - by late accounts I am obliged to have reference to you, but the distance is now so great between us that it is not so easily done I wish to be informed from the Musters at what time a John Carroll of Moylan's Reg. of Cavalry Inlisted, and at what time discharged - he, after his discharge (supposed to be in 1780) is said to have reinlisted, and I find there is a final settlement for his pay from 2d time of reinlistment - his depreciation of pay is applied for by his Wid[ow]
I am, Sir, your most Obedt Servt
Jos. Howell Esq. Comr John Nicholson
[The above letter answered.]
Type
Letterbook Copy
Description
Refers to Howell's indisposition and wishes him well. Laments the distance and the difficulty it causes in the late accounts. Asks for information from the musters on the case of John Carroll of Moylan's Regiment of Cavalry. When was he discharged, reenlisted?
Date
08/19/1785
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Comptroller General's Office
Document number
1785081970055
Page start
127
Note
Cited in Howell to Nicholson, 08/26/1785.
Notable persons
Joseph Howell
Jonathan Nicholson
John Carroll
Moylan's Regiment of Cavalry
Notable locations
Comptroller General's Office
Notable items
pay
reenlistment
discharge
depreciation

