Claim of Mr. Aiaty
Document 1786Letter from the Commissioner of Army Accounts to Congressman White respecting the claim of Mr. Aiaty.
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[Concerned Refusing there Certificates]
I inclose you as I promised Aza Coates and Henry Wells depositions with the Certificates annexe to them, you will find that Bacon bought them of one Haynes of Provence and that Haynes bought them of the horse mentioned Norris.
I have Inclosed to the Attorney General the depositions respecting Barnes Ennia & Tudor and am well convinced that there has been rascality among them. I wish you to be so good as to furnish the Attorney General with such information as may have come to your knowledge.
Your Receipt from Doct. Foster I shall return to you again it is of no Consequence as he has passed the amount in his Accounts to your Credit.
Your Vouchers are wanting by Walker who told he would write you the Subject
I am Sir,
Samuel Barretts Esquire HK
Sir New York August 20.th 1786
I have Considered the Claim of Mont Leaty — there is sufficient evidence of his Services to the 19 January 1781 the time he received his furlough. after this the returns and Musters of the Regiment as far as they can be found are totally Silent in respect to him. but from the necessity that
Type
Letterbook
Description
Letter from the Commissioner of Army Accounts to Congressman White respecting the claim of Mr. Aiaty.
Date
08/30/1786
Author
Recipient
Sent from
New York
Document number
1786083021255
Page start
98
Note
[Addressed to Honorable Mr. White in Congress.]
Notable persons
Mr. White
John Pierce
Mont. Aiaty (?)
Colonel Armonds
Notable locations
New York
Notable items
Muster
furlough
claim
returns
books

