Enclosed registers
Document 1787The Commissioner of Army Accounts provides William Imlay with a set of his Registers.
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By direction of the Board of Treasury I herewith transmit you a set of my Registers.
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[page number: 743]
[Brought forward] [amount: 1225.36]
Ensign John Hughes — 79.8
Ensn Hiram Boyles — 143.
Ensn Joss Lewis — 133 —
Bounty of 23 men — 200 —
4071.00
I leave the Amount to be
Honorable
Board of Treasury [seal/flourish]
New York April 3[?] 1[?] —
Sir,
By direction of the Board of Treasury
I herewith transmit you a copy of my Caption and
am Sir Your Obedt Servt
William Imlay Esqr. [flourish]
The Commissioner for settling the Army Accounts
begs leave to report on the Petition of Captain No
Wm Archer referred to him —
[undecipherable] [Paid?]
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
The Commissioner of Army Accounts provides William Imlay with a set of his Registers.
Date
03/02/1787
Author
Recipient
Sent from
New York
Repository
Document number
1787030221055
Page start
245
Notable persons
William Imlay
John Pierce
Notable locations
New York
