Petition of Pierre Charlong
Document 1787Denies the claim of Pierre Charlong for compensation for his service as a volunteer in the late army.
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
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