Capt. Thomas Martin's Returns
Document 1794Mr. Minor produced Capt. Martin's receipts for twenty dollars which is the premium for the ten men named in Martin' s return.
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Supression One thousand eight hundred and two dollars for pay and foliage of his troops for June and July. on the 20th of same month was ordered through the same channel One thousand eight hundred and two dollars, in a bill of exchange on the Branch Bank at Charleston being for pay and forage of the troops in Georgia and South Carolina for August and September agreeably to my letters to you of those several dates. By the mail of this day the Treasurer has remitted to said Supression One thousand eight hundred and one dollars & 88 Cents, being to discharge the difference of pay, Subsistence and forage due sundry officers to 1st October 1794 in consequence of their promotions agreeably to the inclosed estimates.
Constant Freeman Esqr
Fort Fideius Georgia &c
Sam Sir &c
Joseph Howell
W D Accountants Office
September 5th 1794
Sir
I have received your Letter of the 10th Ulto with the enclosures. Mr Minon has produced his accounts to the Auditor of the Treasy
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Mr. Minor produced Capt. Martin's receipts for twenty dollars which is the premium for the ten men named in Martin' s return.
Date
09/05/1794
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1794090521255
Page start
300
Note
Cited in Martin to Howell, 10/08/1794. Cited in Howell to Freeman 09/18/1794.
Notable persons
Captain Thomas Martin
Joseph Howell
Notable locations
Fort Fidius, Georgia
Accountant's Office

