Settlement for Lt. Luckett's Detachment
Document 1785John Pierce sends to John White information pertaining to the status of settlements for Lieutenant Luckett's detachment.
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[Jno. White Sept. 21. 1785 Copied]
New York September 21 1785
Dear Sir
Some time since you mentioned requested of me directions in what manner Lieut Luchetta detachment should be settled for after the 10th day of July 1784 which has not been in my power to answer until [this] time, the [undecipherable] War having decided that his pay should commence [undecipherable] that pay of [undecipherable] July 10 1784 in Species, which I have accordingly [paid] him, and the soldiers will looks to him for their [payment]
I have deducted two months pay paid him on account, but have not made or taken deductions from the pay of the men, it being supposed to have been [undecipherable] [by]
Jno. White Esquire
Type
Letterbook
Description
John Pierce sends to John White information pertaining to the status of settlements for Lieutenant Luckett's detachment.
Date
09/21/1785
Author
Recipient
Sent from
New York
Document number
1785092137001
Page start
1
Note
This letter is not signed, but is likely written by John Pierce.
Notable persons
John White
John Pierce
Lieutenant Luckett
Secretary at War
soldiers
Notable locations
New York
Notable items
accounts
deductions
payment
settlement
payment
pay
specie
detachment

