E. Haskell discusses army accounts with John Pierce
Document 1788E. Haskell asks John Pierce a question regarding implementation of Congressional resolution, 26 February 1778.
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John Nicholson Esqr
Office of Army Accounts
New York March 8 1789
Sir
I was Yesterday favored with your Letter of the 28 Ulto with the Muster and pay Rolls of the 5th Regiment Pennsylvania —
On the settlement of an Account between the United States and Secundary Hughes late Lieut in the 5th Regiment Pennsylvania there appears due from the said Hughes to the United States the sum of 14 50/100 dollars. Which sum you will please to charge him on settlement of his depreciation and transmit a certificate thereof that his Accounts may be closed in this Office.
I am Sir Wm Jr.
Joseph Howell
John Pierce Esqt
Commissioners Office
Boston Jany 5th 1788
Pr Sir
It appears by Accounts exhibited that some of the Eastern States have paid Monies for Army Accounts —, and Blankets by them furnished agreeable to a
Type
Letterbook
Description
E. Haskell asks John Pierce a question regarding implementation of Congressional resolution, 26 February 1778.
Date
01/05/1788
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Commissioners Office
Document number
1788010570055
Page start
346
Note
Cited in Pierce to (Haskell or Maskell), 02/27/1788.
Notable persons
John Pierce
E. Haskell
congress
soldier
paymaster
Notable locations
Commissioners Office
Boston
Eastern States
Notable items
arms
accoutrements
blankets

