Receipt of James Wilkinson.
Document 1790Wilkinson acknowledges receipt of the sum of sixty-two pounds [currency] seven shillings from William Clark, being the amount due to John Griswald by said Clark.
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Received of William Clark the 8th of February 1790 the sum of a Sixty two pounds Seven Shillings & nine pence being the full amount of a balance due to Mr John Girault as pr Acct kept by said Clark — Also recd Girault for a Bond in Alex Monroe & Gilbert Bailey in favor of said Girault for one hundred and sixty six pounds thirteen Shillings & one pence, which bond Mr Girault was to lodge with Mr John Marshall [undecipherable]
Louisville Jany 4th 1793.
James Wilkerson
atty in fait for
Jos Girault
[endorsement: William [undecipherable] Rect / Clark & / £ [undecipherable] / [undecipherable]]
Type
Copy of document
Description
Wilkinson acknowledges receipt of the sum of sixty-two pounds [currency] seven shillings from William Clark, being the amount due to John Griswald by said Clark.
Date
01/04/1790
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Louisville
Collection
Document number
1790010490001
Page start
1
Note
Largely illegible.
Notable persons
James Wilkinson
William Clark
Mr. Terrell
John Marshall
John Griswald
Notable locations
Louisville
Richmond
Notable items
currency