Request for settlement of account
Document 1787Bayard is asked by Howell to settle his account because, as it now stands, he owes the US a considerable sum of money.
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Office of Army Accounts
New York March 16. 1789
Dear Sir,
Inclosed you will receive a Recruiting Account of Captain [undecipherable] John Savage accompanied by twelve Musters — the I am not to Expect of the Muster Rolls of the late 6th Regt earlier than for the month of August 1777 I am under the necessity of requesting You to examine the Pay Rolls from the date of Enlistment to the 1st of July 1st left with you and see if Samuel Rogers, John Jenkins, John Smyth, William Dale & John Lalley are mustered for their Pay — those men are not in the musters in this office & therefore I cannot at present be admitted to the Credit of Mr Savage this has induced me to make his Accounts present wherein you will please to observe in the first that Mr Savage is in debt to the [underline: United] States and in the second in case those men are [found] that a balance is due him If the names of a any of those Men are found by you, you will please to insert their Bounty in the Recruiting Acct and transmit Mr Savage a Certificate of their being legally mustered —
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Bayard is asked by Howell to settle his account because, as it now stands, he owes the US a considerable sum of money.
Date
03/28/1787
Author
Recipient
Sent from
New York
Repository
Document number
1787022821155
Page start
106
Notable persons
Stephen Bayard
Joseph Howell
John Pierce, Esq.
William Palfrey(?) Pitt
Lieut. Rose
detachment of the 8th Regiment
J. M. Nesbitt
Col. Woods Regiment
John Redman, Esq.
the late auditors of the Army
3rd Regiment
Capt. Thomas Butler
Notable locations
New York
Pennsylvania
Notable items
Certificate for stoppages
settlement of the accounts of the Regiment
diverse sums of Money received of the United States and of the State of Pennsylvania
money
deficiency of rations due the 3rd Regiment
hands of Lieut. Rose
large sums of money received for raising his Regiment
book of the late auditors of the Army
credit of 440 dollars
