Payrolls for the Militia of the Southwestern Territory
Document 1794Henley informs Howell that his recent appointment as paymaster was too late to adequately examine the payrolls of eighteen officers of the southwestern militia but he will do so immediately.
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Governors observations
on the Rolls of
Capts. Beard
" Ewing
" Mounfee
" Panniken
" McGachey
" Tedford
" Cosby
[Mss. No. 72]
Type
Contemporary Copy of Letter Signed
Description
Henley informs Howell that his recent appointment as paymaster was too late to adequately examine the payrolls of eighteen officers of the southwestern militia but he will do so immediately.
Date
03/22/1794
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Document number
1794032255001
Page start
4
Note
Enclosed in Henley to Howell, 08/20/1794.
Notable persons
David Henley
Joseph Howell
Cherokees
Indians
Native Americans
Blount
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Southwestern Territory
Notable items
Appointment
Paymaster
payrolls
pay
officers
militia
chiefs
invasion
non-commissioned
NCO
private
captain
agent of the war department