Pay of Scouts and Militia of Hardin County
Document 1794Attorney James Smiley has received funds for the pay due the Scouts of Hardin County and for pay due a party of militia commanded by Sergeant Matthew Howells.
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Attorney James Kinley who haveing received One hundred Eighty eight dollars 40¢ Cents due to the Scouts of Shelby County for their service between 16th May & 8th November 1792, for the due application thereof you are held accountable to be disbursed agreeably to the enclosed Schedule — You will therefore as soon as possible effect the payments and take the receipts to be transmitted to me under cover to the Secy of War — In case a signature is not written it must be subscribed by a Magistrate or some other Official Character or by a person of known responsibility —
Major Aquilla Whitaker I am Sir &c
Shelby County, Kentucky — Joseph Harwell
[W.D. Accountants Office]
[October 10th 1794]
[Sr]
This will be handed by your Attorney James Kinley who haveing received Five hundred and thirty eight dollars 00 Cents being his part due to the Scouts of Hardin County for their services between the 1st of April and 3d August 1792 and thirty seven dollars for pay due a party of Militia of said County commanded by Captn Matthew Vowells for their services between 29th May & 29th June
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Attorney James Smiley has received funds for the pay due the Scouts of Hardin County and for pay due a party of militia commanded by Sergeant Matthew Howells.
Date
10/10/1794
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1794101021255
Page start
329
Notable persons
Lt. Col. Patrick Brown
Joseph Howell
Notable locations
[Hardin] County, Kentucky
Accountant's Office

