Pay Settlements with Virginia Continental Regiments
Document 1786Howell's answer to Smith's inquiry regarding the settlement of his "three months pay." Discusses the settlement with the "Virginia Line" - the Virginia regiments from the Revolutionary War
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Pay Office
New York January 4 1786
Sir,
Your letters of the 8 & 10 Ulle, respecting your three months pay were received this day — in answer to which I have to inform you, that you stand charged in this Office with the same, as paid you by Mr Hailes Stokley — and if that has not been the case, it would not have been in my power to send you the money, until the estimate for the Virginia Line was compleated — as soon as it is, it shall be laid before Congress, and then expect their direction to settle with the whole line at once, for which reason no individual settlement can at present take place.
Joseph Howell
Mr Jona Smith.
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Howell's answer to Smith's inquiry regarding the settlement of his "three months pay." Discusses the settlement with the "Virginia Line" - the Virginia regiments from the Revolutionary War
Date
01/04/1786
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Pay Office, New York
Document number
1786010421055
Page start
160
Notable persons
Jonathan Smith
Joseph Howell
Mr. Charles Stockley
Virginia Line
CongressVirginia regiments
Notable locations
Pay Office
New York
Notable items
letters
three months pay
office
money
estimate
direction
settle
settlement


