William Simmons discusses pay, finance and accounting with Lt. Dayton
Document 1795William Simmons informs Lt. Dayton that pay has been sent to Capt. Thompson.
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Capt Richard Sparks. D. of War Accountants Office
Fort Fayette
Pittsburg June 19th 1795
Sir
Your letters of the 24th Ult. to the Secretary of War enclosing Sundry Vouchers for payments made by you, was handed to me by him: in answer thereto I have to inform you that as you have not forwarded a recruiting Account and Account Current agreeably to your instructions I now return them to you that you may state an Account Currt shewing the monies received and expended by you, and qualify thereto, and forward the same with a recruiting Account & Vouchers to this Office, on receipt of them an examination will take place, and the balance found due to you will be paid as you may direct.
I am Sir Yrc —
William Simmons
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Lieut. Horatio R. Dayton. D. of War Accountants Office
Elizabethtown June 19th 1795
Sir
I received your letter 16 June to the Secretary of War, it was handed to me by him and in answer thereto, I have to inform you that the Pay has been sent to Capt. Thompson for all the men he received from you I would therefore advise that you apply to him for any monies which they may owe to you as it is in his powers to make any stoppages. —
I am Sir Yrc —
William Simmons
Type
Letterbook
Description
William Simmons informs Lt. Dayton that pay has been sent to Capt. Thompson.
Date
06/19/1795
Author
Recipient
Sent from
War Accountant's Officeq
Document number
1795061921455
Page start
98
Notable persons
Horatio Dayton
William Simmons
Captain Thompson
Notable locations
Elizabeth Town
War Department Accountant's Office
Notable items
pay
monies
stoppages

