Whereabouts of Funds for the Troops of Georgia
Document 1794The sum of $9,911 was transmitted to John Matthews for the pay of the troops of Georgia but no information has been received as to whether it has reached the hands of the Supervisor.
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wrote you on the subject of advances made by me to the following men of your late Company of Levies and which was not kept from them on settlement. viz to Thomas Young Syrgeant thirty nine dollars $37[undecipherable] to John Colton Corporal Ten dollars, to Joshua Spencer private ten dollars & to Issac Sly ten dollars. the whole being Sixty nine dollars $[undecipherable] Cents. I have put those receipts into the hands of Mr Charles Health to procure the money which I am in great want of and flatter myself you will not hesitate to pay it, more especially as I am informed by Mr Morgan in his letter of the 24th June 1792 you had made the stoppages for me.—
I am Sir Yr
Joseph Howell
Capt Como Snowden
of the Late Series—
W.D. Accountants Office
September 18th 1794
Sir
On the 12th of May the Treasurer of the [United?] States remitted the sum of Nine thousand nine hundred and Eleven dollars to John Matthews [undecipherable: service] Supervisor being for pay & of the Troops
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
The sum of $9,911 was transmitted to John Matthews for the pay of the troops of Georgia but no information has been received as to whether it has reached the hands of the Supervisor.
Date
09/18/1794
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1794091821055
Page start
308
Notable persons
John Habersham
Joseph Howell
Notable locations
Savannah, Georgia
Accountant's Office

