Claim for subsistence

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  1. of Congress was an expense anoth granting to Officers who were prisoners any other [undecipherable] other than their pay and Subsistence while in actual Complicity consequently the Act of Congress of the [undecipherable] does not apply to your case
  2. The Regiment of your State [?] of Massachusetts had only of Infantry 16 Regiment which were all compleatly officised before & at the time of your Exchange consequently no Vacancy offered or could be obtained by you 6.An Arrangement of the Line of Massachusetts took place in Septemr + Novemr 78 + in April 79 if you had been considered [undecipherable] an officer at that time doubtless you would have been returned as deranged. I am Sir Your Obed. Serv Jos. Howell

Type

Autograph Letter Signed

Description

Letter from Joseph Howell to Addison RIchmonds concerning Richmonds' claim for subsistence as prisoner. Howell does not feel comfortable with approving the claim.

Date

01/15/1790

Sent from

Office of Army Accts. New York

Document number

1790011515001

Page start

3

Notable persons

Addison Richmonds
Joseph Howell
Goodhue
Col. Hutchinson
Continental Regiment
Congress

Notable locations

Office of Army Accounts
New York
Massachusetts