Letter from the Commissioner of Army Accounts
Document 1786Letter from the Commissioner of Army Accounts to Mr. White pertaining to a particular account and commutation pay.
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there fore very opinion that emoluments justly acrue
in paying him may pay after the date of his furlough
that he should proved less advancement embarrassing
after that period, and the manner in which
he left the Service. It may be very respectable
of him yet it may be unpleasant to inform you
by the Adjutant's minute,
that by a written route, in the old [undecipherable] to,
the accounts of [the] late Commander Begin, A [undecipherable]
is entered as having left the regiment, a [some]
time in 1781.
[undecipherable: Issued] to the
[undecipherable] M[undecipherable]
March 10, 1796
April 4
[17367]
[Reed Bont [undecipherable].]
Type
Draft Letter
Description
Letter from the Commissioner of Army Accounts to Mr. White pertaining to a particular account and commutation pay.
Date
08/30/1786
Author
Recipient
Sent from
New York
Document number
1786083021201
Page start
2
Notable persons
Mr. White
John Pierce
Congress
commissioner army accounts
regiment
legion
Notable locations
New York
Notable items
commutation pay
account
furlough
commission
returns
musters
books

