Pay Due Caleb Allen
Document 1795The reason that Caleb Allen did not receive pay for his service through December 1794 was that Captain Eaton did not muster him in the roll. On the next roll Eaton should note that there is still pay due Allen from the date of his enlistment to the 1st of January 1795.
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[Office 10. 1795
To Capt Wm Eaton]
Departmt of War
Office
April 12th 1795
Sir
your letter of the 31st of [undecipherable] came duly to hand; you mention that Cabl. Allen was not made up to his pay to the last of December the reason was, that you did not muster him in the Rolls — in the Must. Role you transmit you will note that there is [strikethrough: to pay] him from the date of his inlistment to the 1st of Jany. It Shall be attended to —
I am Sir
your obd sert
H. M. Simmons
Capt Wm Eaton
Springfield
Massachusetts
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
The reason that Caleb Allen did not receive pay for his service through December 1794 was that Captain Eaton did not muster him in the roll. On the next roll Eaton should note that there is still pay due Allen from the date of his enlistment to the 1st of January 1795.
Date
04/14/1795
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Department of War
Document number
1795041421101
Page start
1
Notable persons
William Eaton
William Simmons
Notable locations
Springfield, Massachusetts
Department of War, Accountant's Office