Georgia Line
Document 1787Letter from the Commissioner of Army Accounts regarding the Georgia Line.
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Sir New York Sept. 4. 1787.
Your Letter of the 26 April last respecting Your brothers settlement, has been received — in Answer to which I have to inform you, that he is returned on the Arrangement of the Georgia Line. as having burned his Commisso in disgust to the Service. that the Commission which Came inclosed in your letter appears to have been given originally to Some other Person of a different rank. whose name has been erased. and that of Edward Wood, inserted in the place of it— and that by a resolution of Congress limitting the Exhibition of all Army claims to the first of August 1786. he is totally precluded from a settlement in my Office. was his Claim ever so well evidenced, without a Special resolution of Congress for that Purpose—
Mr. James Wood
Georgia.
Type
Letterbook
Description
Letter from the Commissioner of Army Accounts regarding the Georgia Line.
Date
09/04/1787
Author
Recipient
Sent from
New York
Document number
1787090421155
Page start
307
Notable persons
James Wood
John Pierce
Georgia Line
Edward Wood
Congress
Notable locations
Georgia
New York
Notable items
Commission


