Request to forward enclosed letter to Colonel Wood
Document 1786Mr. Pierce requests the recipient to forward the enclosed letter to Colonel Wood promptly. The author reminds the recipient of his promise to forward the charges against Colonel Becker and Major Benezit.
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the registers filed in this Office I find that James Armstrong was a balance in the North Carolina line and received Five Certificates N° 303623 you make mention of from Mr. Ebenezer Perkins the commissions for that State it being a first of his commutation — Capts Armstrong of New Jersey was settled with for his Commutation at Philadelphia and received three certificates N° 133, 39, 86, 7440 of one thousand dollars each, those Certificates were endorsed by me as was generally the Case of Individual settlement when they were of the quota of Pennsylvania. I wish you may soon be enabled to give me the information particularly in any billets which [undecipherable] unanswered as it [undecipherable] wanted — I am &c
Joseph Howell Jr
John Nicholson Esqr
New York November 30, 1786
Dear Sir
The enclosed letter to [undecipherable] Mr [undecipherable] requests you will be pleased to forward by some safe conveyance as soon as possible — I beg to remind you of your Promise of forwarding the charges against [undecipherable] Baker Major Benefit & do they are greatly wanted
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Mr. Pierce requests the recipient to forward the enclosed letter to Colonel Wood promptly. The author reminds the recipient of his promise to forward the charges against Colonel Becker and Major Benezit.
Date
11/30/1786
Author
Recipient
Sent from
New York
Repository
Document number
1786113021055
Page start
79
Notable persons
John Nicholson
Joseph Howell
Col. Wood
Mr. Pierce
Col. Becker
Major Benezit
Notable locations
New York
Notable items
enclosed letter to Col. Wood
some safe conveyance
the charges against Col. Becker Major Benezit
