Enclosed Receipts to Settle Account of Haskell
Document 1795Haskell sends Simmons documents which should help speed up the settlement of his accounts.
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Head Quarters Greene Ville Dec.r 11th 1795
Sir
I have received your letter of the 14th of Novemb. in which you mention those two receipts I enclosed to you came safe, and will be passed to my account. Enclosed is a receipt of Mr Swans for twenty eight thousand, eight hundred and Seventy two dollars, the sum transmitted to him by me, likewise an account of Mr Swan's with one, which will elucidate and hasten the settlement of my account at your office; I have not had opportunity to examine whether I have a receipt to ballance the forty eight dollars remaining in my hands when I received the pay for my company of Capt. Turn[undecipherable: probable reading "Turner"] to the 31st of December 1792, but shall take the earliest opportunity to forward a receipt for that [undecipherable] with the enclosed papers arrives safe.
and am Sir with
respect your obedient
and humble Servant
Jon Haskell Major
4th S. Legion
[Endorsement: Jonathan Haskell / Major 4th Sub. Legion / rec: 11 July / Au: & the 19th D[ec] / (Prior service Rev: taxes)]
William Simmons Esqr
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Haskell sends Simmons documents which should help speed up the settlement of his accounts.
Date
12/11/1795
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Greeneville
Document number
1795121170001
Page start
1
Note
Cited in Simmons to Haskell 02/12/1796
Notable persons
William Simmons
Jonathon Haskell
Caleb Swan
Captain Turner
Notable locations
Greeneville
Greenville
Notable items
receipts
account
settlement of accounts

