Colonel De Haas writes to Joseph Howell
Document 1787De Haas asks Howell when he should come to New York to settle business.
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⇣Philadelphia Nov 8th 1787
Dear Sir
I would wish to know what time I shall come to New York, as I am very desirous to have it settled. I am Sir yo
Howell Esq
P D Haas
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Philadelphia Nov 8th 1797
Dear Sir
I would wish to know what time I shall come to New York as I am very desirous to have it settled — I am Sir &c
Howell Esqr [undecipherable: signature]
Sir New York November 9th [undecipherable]
Your Letter of the 10th Ult. to Mr Clair was receive the 9th Inst. Mr Clair having in Departure on Public business the department devolves on me—
I have therefore in pursuance of your Request adjoined a Certificate that I presume will remove the obstacle to the granting of your Pension Yours &c
Cap. William Scott. Josef S. [undecipherable]
Office of Army Accounts
New York Nov 9th 1797
I do hereby certify that I have examined the Books of this Office as also the accounts of old [undecipherable] Jackson & Hadley on fol[io] & do not find any monies charged to [undecipherable] lott the affairs — late Henry Jackson [undecipherable] Requisited on [undecipherable]
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Type
Letterbook
Description
De Haas asks Howell when he should come to New York to settle business.
Date
11/08/1787
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Document number
1787110870055
Page start
260
Note
Cited in Howell to DeHaas 11/14/1787
Notable persons
Joseph Howell
John P. DeHaas
Notable locations
Philadelphia
New York

