Joseph Howell discusses army accounts with John Pierce
Document 1787Joseph Howell sends certificates to John Pierce. Howell asks Pierce to pass these certificates to Andrew Dunscomb.
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New York October 17th 1787
Dear Sir
Inclosed you will received three certificates no 94.826 for one hundred dollars 94824 for one hundred dollars and no 94.828 for one hundred and thirty four (undecipherable) dollars which you will please deliver to Mr Dusncomb and take his receipt - Yours
J Howell Jr
Jno Pierce Esq
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New York October 17th 1787
Dear Sir
I send you will Receive three Certificates
N° 94326 for one hundred dollars 9487 for one hundred
dollars and N° 94328 for one hundred and thirty four
12/100 dollars which you will please deliver to Mr.
Dunscomb and take his Receipt
Yours &c
Jno. Pirie Esqr. J. Howell P.
Office of Army Accounts
New York Oct. 18th 1787
Sir
In compliance with your request relative to
the Claims for Pay of Captain James Davis Ensign John
Turrill Thomas Turrill and John Farrell I beg leave to
inform you that the act of Congress of November 3d 1785
sanctions these Claims — If Captain Davis has presented
his claim in reason I should have rejected it in
its present form The Pay Rolls of the Virginia Line being
at Richmond puts it out of my power to ascertain at this
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Type
Letterbook
Description
Joseph Howell sends certificates to John Pierce. Howell asks Pierce to pass these certificates to Andrew Dunscomb.
Date
10/17/1787
Author
Recipient
Sent from
New York
Repository
Document number
1787101712155
Page start
243
Notable persons
John Pierce
Joseph Howell
William Grayson
Mr. Dunscomb
Notable locations
New York
Notable items
depreciation
certificates
receipt
