Deceased Soldiers to whom Balances Appear to be Due
Document 1795It appears that John Lalor, late a Sergeant in the First Regiment under the command of Brigadier General Harmar, has administered the estates of several deceased soldiers to whom balances appear to be due. This is shown also on the enclosed list extracted from the account of balances due the same Regiment.
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[Philadelphia
April 25. 1793.]
Sir
By the inclosed papers that you trans-
mitted to me yesterday it appears that
John Sailor late a Sergeant in the 1st
United States Regiment under the Command
[strikethrough: Brig]
of Gen'l Harmar administered on the
Estates of several dec'd to heirs, the
[undecipherable: line heavily redacted]
to the most of whom balances
appear to be due from the
United States, as well appears
from the Inclosed list extracted
from the Accounts of Balances
due to said Regiments—
Type
Draft Fragment
Description
It appears that John Lalor, late a Sergeant in the First Regiment under the command of Brigadier General Harmar, has administered the estates of several deceased soldiers to whom balances appear to be due. This is shown also on the enclosed list extracted from the account of balances due the same Regiment.
Date
04/25/1795
Author
Recipient
Document number
1795042540001
Page start
1
Note
Based on the content of the document, the author is presumed to be William Simmons, Accountant of the War. Dept.
Notable persons
Timothy Pickering, Secretary of War
[William Simmons]
Brigadier General Harmar