Report on petition of William Blodget
Document 1787The Commissioner of Army Accounts reports on the petition of William Blodget; mentions General Greene.
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The Commissioners of Army Accounts to whom was referred the Petition of W[illia]m Balyet late an aid de camp to General Found, beg leave to report
That the Petioner had a regular appointment from his Excellency — and aid in 1776, and continued to act in that capacity until some time in [June?] 1779, [or] that on the 11th of [undecipherable] being [undecipherable] him as to [having] [undecipherable] any further [strikethrough: [undecipherable] [undecipherable] did not permit him to act, in that [line of duty?]] any [undecipherable], did not permit him to act, in that [undecipherable]
[undecipherable] that he went immediately after [that?] with the [Marine?] Office & entered in the [undecipherable] Office has [verified?], or being borne in the [Dragon?] friggate, in which [undecipherable] continued, and never after did duty as an Aid, or returned to the Army in any other [undecipherable] relation. That [undecipherable] [Marine?] or [undecipherable] General not being allowed more [undecipherable] did [undecipherable] [Major?] to [report?] and [that?]
Petitioning the other, his [undecipherable] was supplied [undecipherable] [undecipherable] by that [Col?] [undecipherable] who [undecipherable] man and allow [him?] to [undecipherable] of the [undecipherable] [and?] from thence to [report?] to [undecipherable] the rest of the war [that?] [undecipherable] [agreement?] of [pay?] [undecipherable] by this resolution of [peace?] this [work?] granted to [undecipherable] by the resolution of [peace?]
$ 1776, appears never to have been [confined?] by any commission in the [land?] until the resolution of [July?] 21 1780 [undecipherable]
Your Commissioners therefore humbly [report?] that it is [their?] opinion, that considering the nature of the [Petition?] [appointment?] not at the [time?] of his [joining?] the General [having?] his entering into [another?] service, the plan [long?] supplied by [Colonel?] [undecipherable] [referring?] to his former station by [undecipherable] [that?] every [undecipherable] found as out of the service after [June?] 1779, and [is?] [entitled?] to [any?] [bounty?], or [money?] [or?] [undecipherable] of the [undecipherable]
[strikethrough: had [been?] in person on the 25th of [Aug?] 1780 and therefore [as?] can not [partake?] of [undecipherable] [undecipherable] [unable?] to the [undecipherable] to the first [leave?] [undecipherable] granted to Officers who [served?] [and?] [undecipherable] after the last [General?] [undecipherable]]
all which is humbly submitted
Type
Draft Document
Description
The Commissioner of Army Accounts reports on the petition of William Blodget; mentions General Greene.
Date
09/26/1787
Author
Recipient
Document number
1787092621001
Page start
1
Note
Signed as Commisioner of Army Accounts.
Partially illegible.
Notable persons
John Pierce
William Blodget
Nathanael Greene
Morris
Burnet
commissioner
Green
Major General Greene
William Blodgett
Notable locations
Office of Army Accounts
Notable items
petition
rations
resolution
entitlement
benefits

