Petition of Pierre Charlong

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The Commissioner of Army Accounts to whom was referred the Petition of Pierre Charlong begs leave to report— That it appears from a certificate of Ethan Allen who was a Colonel in the service that the Petitioner was a prisoner two years and about two months—-That it appears also from the Muster of General Hazens late regiment, that the Petitioner joined the regiment as a Volunteer about the beginning of February 1782 and continued as such until the discharge of the Army—-That the petitioner hath not received (any assistance?) for these services as far as your Commissioner can ascertain, and that a certain act -?- the claims of the army dated the 2nd day of November 1785 having precluded any further demands of this nature, the petitioner is therefore debarred from the same unless a particular act of Congress is made in his favor. All of which is humbly submitted Office of Army Accounts New York March 9th, 1787

Type

Author's Letterbook Copy

Description

Denies the claim of Pierre Charlong for compensation for his service as a volunteer in the late army.

Date

03/09/1787

Sent from

Office of Army Accounts, New York

Document number

1787030921055

Page start

253

Notable persons

John Pierce
Pierre Charlong
Ethan Allen
petitioner
prisoner
Moses Hazen
Congress

Notable locations

Office of Army Accounts, New York

Notable items

Petition
certificate
Musters
volunteer
discharge
claims