Claim of Captain Sullivan
Document 1786Acknowledges the receipt of claims by Capt. John Sullivan, which Pierce is enclosing to Congress.
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May 1781 which Memorial was negatived by the said Legislature.
Whereupon your Commissioner begs leave to submit the propriety and justice of referring the Claims of Cap. Stevens for Pay and depreciation to one of the Officers. of the United States instead of the reference made in the Act of May 25. 1781. to the State in whose line he served at the time of his becoming an Hostage. All Which is Humbly Submitted
Charles Thompson
Secretary to Congress.
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Sir Office of Army Accounts. June 26. 1786
I have to Acknowledge your two Letters of the 12. & 19.th Instant. which together with others rec'd from you on the same subject. I have Inclosed to Congress and again requested a direction with respect to your Claims
Cap. John Sullivan I am Sir J.P.
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Dear Sir N York June 26. 1786.
When Mr Sullivan applied to me for his Settlement I found from the Opinion and advice of most of the Gentlemen of Congress that it was necessary that his Claims should be referred to them — I accordingly Wrote to the President of Congress a Letter of which the Inclosed is a Copy. and
Type
Letterbook
Description
Acknowledges the receipt of claims by Capt. John Sullivan, which Pierce is enclosing to Congress.
Date
06/26/1786
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Office of Army Accounts
Document number
1786062621355
Page start
60
Notable persons
John Sullivan
John Pierce
Congress
Notable locations
Office of Army Accounts
Notable items
Claim

