Six Months Since Receiving My Pay
Document 1795Since six months have elapsed since Wilson has received his pay, he asks for the money permitted him and his men by Captain Harris's muster roll.
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[William Simmons Esqr / Accountant / War Department / Philadelphia]
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[undecipherable: of W. Wilson]
William Simmons West Point July 2nd 1795.
Sir,
Yours of the 11th of June came to hand wherein you mention that the Money due me and the Men under my hand will be permitted to me in Capt Harris' Muster Roil, I have waited with impatience for the Arrival. Six Months have elapsed since my receiving any pay for my services. I beg that you will send it on as soon as possible and Oblige.
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Lieut of Art E.
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Since six months have elapsed since Wilson has received his pay, he asks for the money permitted him and his men by Captain Harris's muster roll.
Date
07/02/1795
Author
Recipient
Sent from
West Point
Document number
1795070270001
Page start
1
Notable persons
William Simmons
Thomas Wilson
Artillerists & Engineers
Notable locations
War Department
West Point
Notable items
impatience