Warrant to Pay Pensioners signed by Henry Knox.
Document 1792This is another letter authorizing the $996 payment of pensions to military invalids between September 5th, 1791 and March 4th, 1792.
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[List of Invalid Pensioners Delaware Allowance from September 5, 1791 to March 4, 1792]
[From Henry Knox]
[Oct 10, 1792]
amount brought forward D 852.—
3[0] Thomas Shriven Private 5 — 30 —
31 Richard Treasure ditto 5 — 30 —
3[2] Thomas Wells Serjeant 5 — 30 —
33 John Whittington Private 2 — 12 —
3[4] Hofen Wilson ditto 2 — 12 —
3[5] Thomas Watson Serjeant 5 — 30 —
Dollars 996.—
* Levy Pointer is returned without specifying monthly allowance.
Sir
Lay out of the funds furnished by the Honorable the Secretary of the Treasury the sum of nine hundred ninety six dollars to the before mentioned Invalids or their legal representatives according to the sums specified opposite their names respectively being for Six months of their annual Pension commencing the fifth of September one thousand seven hundred ninety one and ending the fourth of march one thousand seven hundred ninety two inclusively for which payment this shall be your sufficient warrant
Given at the War office in the City of Philadelphia the 30th of January 1792.
Knox
[undecipherable]
$996 Dollars
James Tilton Esqr
Commissioner of Loans
for the State of Delaware
Dover
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
This is another letter authorizing the $996 payment of pensions to military invalids between September 5th, 1791 and March 4th, 1792.
Date
01/30/1792
Author
Recipient
Repository
Collection
Document number
1792013000001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Henry Knox, James Tilton
military invalids
Edward Armstrong
John Blaney
John Brown
Richard Logan
John Clifton
John Connor
Isaac Carvel
Charles Doud
Jenkin Evans
Joseph Ferguson
George Griffin
Rinley Hazlet
Thomas Holdston
Timothy Layfield
Joseph McGibbon
William McKennan
Thomas McGuire
James Murphy
Archibald McBride
John McKnight
John McGill
John Pemberton
John Patterson
William Redden
William Smith
Joseph Sapp
John Skelton
George Stewart
Secretary of War
Notable locations
Delaware
War Office
Dover
Notable items
payment
pensions


