Dispute between Colonel Williams and De Haas over accounts
Document 1788References dispute between de Haas and Williams. Notes that Colonel Williams is owed money by estate of de Haas' father.
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Michael Rummell
William Sechman
Frederick Heck
Jacob Mintz
Simion Hardman
John Lochmore
Christian Height
William Schles
Philip Klein
Conrad Gebhart
Frederick Carles
David Dreeler
John Leonard
Martin Jusy
Michael Enrich
Henry Teige
John Brounsbury
Henry Leon
Andrew Hauck
Adam Spatch
Tobias Help
Adam Hall
John Brunner
Jacob Mother
Martin Hayster
Adam Kreble
Peter Moyer
Rudolph Brinkhouse
Nicholas Hover
John Weidman
Matthias Klaugh
George Franker Junr
(Peter Gabriel
James Blatchpenny
John Hash
Israel Chanasler
Henry Shultz
John Crane
Casper Margroner
Frederick Bleminger
Jacob Sparnley
Mark Muller
Office of Army Accounts
New York Aug 11 1788
Sir
Your letter of the 6th Inst reached me on Saturday last, no conveyance offering sooner than this days post to fear any communication on my part will arrive too late — more Especially as you inform me that referees must on this day to determine the Matter in dispute with you and Col Williams — by a rough statement of Col Williams Acct now before me I find that a balance of 593/8 dollars appears due him from the Estate of your father, from which I am of Opinion this sum of 175 equal to 219 dollars charged Col Williams in November 1776 should be de-
Type
Letterbook Copy
Description
References dispute between de Haas and Williams. Notes that Colonel Williams is owed money by estate of de Haas' father.
Date
08/11/1788
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Office of Army Accounts, New York
Document number
1788081121155
Page start
65
Notable persons
John Peter de Hass
Joseph Howell
Colonel Williams
Captain Bankson
Mr. Pierces
congress
Notable locations
Office of Army Accounts, New York
Notable items
accounts

