Captain Snowden's accounts
Document 1792Letter from John Morgan of New Jersey to Joseph Howell, Paymaster General, concerning Captain Snowden, recently departed from Philadelphia.
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Prospect New Jersey June 25th 1792
Sir
Captain Swarden has been little at home since he left Philadelphia which may have been the cause of his not having been so punctual as you wish in answering your letters; but I know he has made the deductions agreeable to your Request and that he will settle his account as a Man of honour ought
I am Sir
Your Most Hble. Servt
John Morgan
Mr Joseph Howell
[address panel: Joseph Howell by / Paymaster / Philadelphia; endorsed: June 26, 1792 / recd June 30]
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Letter from John Morgan of New Jersey to Joseph Howell, Paymaster General, concerning Captain Snowden, recently departed from Philadelphia.
Date
06/24/1792
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Prospect, New Jersey
Document number
1792062470001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Joseph Howell
John Morgan
Captain Snowden
Paymaster
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Prospect, New Jersey
Notable items
letters
accounts