Settling accounts of Colonel Pope and Captain McKennan
Document 1790McComb letter encloses accounts, including Colonel Popes amount, with sundry remarks as well. It also encloses Captain McKennans account for enlistment and bounties for fifteen men.
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[From Eleazer McComb Esq. [undecipherable] Ent.]
Wilmington February 4th 1790
Sir
[undecipherable] Col. Cope's account, with sundry remarks to be attended to in the settlement, came duly to hand.
The present serves only to inclose Capt
Wm McKennan's account for the expenditure of fifteen hundred dollars in the inlistment and bounty to 15 men, which he has authenticated with his oath.
I am Sir,
Your most obt & hble Servt
Eleazer McComb
Joseph Howell jun. Esqr
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
McComb letter encloses accounts, including Colonel Popes amount, with sundry remarks as well. It also encloses Captain McKennans account for enlistment and bounties for fifteen men.
Date
02/04/1790
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Wilmington
Document number
1790020470001
Page start
1
Note
The first line of the document was not copied or scanned properly, leaving a black line across the width of the page.
Notable persons
Joseph Howell
Eleazer McComb
Colonel Pope
Captain McKennan
Notable locations
New York
Wilmington
Notable items
account
enlistment
bounties