Claims of Lieutenant John Carr

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55 Accountants Office March 12th 1791

Sir,

I have examined the records of this Office relative to the claims (now before you) of John Carr Lieutenant of the late Maryland line, it appears from the accounts of the State that he has been paid his depreciation as Lieutenant (in full) in the same manner with the other officers of that line, and from a settlement of his accounts by the last Assistant Commissioner of Army Accounts for that State, I find that he was allowed his pay8 to the 1st June 1781. and no longer, he having as is remarked by the said Commissioner on the face of the account assigned on that day~ it appears by his petition that he claims depreciation on his pay as forage master, I beg leave to observe to you that the claim is barred by an act of limitation.

							I am Sir

                                                           Your Obt. Servt.
                                                           Joseph Howell

The Honorable Mr. Venables Chairman of the Committee on the petition of Lieut. John Carr

Type

Author's Letterbook Copy

Description

Lieutenant John Carr's claim of depreciation on his pay as forage master is barred by an act of limitation.

Date

03/12/1794

Recipient

Sent from

Accountant's Office

Document number

1794031221055

Page start

55

Notable persons

Mr. Venables
Maryland Line
Chairman of the Committee
Joseph Howell
Lieutenant John Carr
commissioner
congress

Notable locations

Accountant's Office
Maryland

Notable items

claim of depreciation
pay
forage master
act of limitation
account
pay
claim