Joseph Howell discusses army accounts with Captain William Scott

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New York Novem 9th 1787

Sir

Your letter of the 19th (undecipherable) to Mr Pierce was received the 7th inst. Mr Pierce being in Virginia on public business the department devolves on me. I have therefore in pursuance of your request subjoined a certificate that I presume will remove the (undecipherable) to the granting of your pension.

Yours yo

Joseph l Howell Jr

Cap William Scott

Office of Army Accounts

New York Nov 9th 1787

I do hereby certify that I have examined the books of this office as also the accounts of Cols Jackson Q Henley on file and do not find any monies charged to Wm Scott later a captain in Colo Henry Jacksons Regiment which are unaccounted for.

To all concerned

Joseph Howell Jr, Ass Commiss, (undecipherable)

Type

Letterbook

Description

Joseph Howell issues a certificate to Captain William Scott. Howell notes below that he examined the books and could not find any monies charged to William Scott.

Date

11/09/1787

Recipient

Sent from

New York

Document number

1787110921055

Page start

260

Notable persons

William Scott
Joseph Howell
Mr. Pierce
Colonel Henry Jackson
Colonel Henley
Colonel Henry Jackson's Regiment
Office of Army accounts
Long Bill Scott

Notable locations

New York

Notable items

pension
certificate
books