Pay For December, Mustered Soldier
Document 1796Informs Capt. Miller that John Chester will deliver him the sum of 103 dollars for the pay of himself and his men. Miller has mustered a man with the same name as one who has discharged for injuries; if this is the same man, he should be discharged.
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[392] Robert Hedges stationed at Norfolk, the Pay Role has been examined amounting to 114 Dollars which sum you will receive from Edward Carrington Esq. Supervisor of Virginia and for which you will give him duplicate Receipts to be accountable for the disbursement thereof agreeably to the enclosed Receipt Roll as soon as you have made the payments you will forward the Receipt Roll to this Office to exonerate you from the said Charge. —
I am Sir &c
William Simmons
John Chester Esqt: Department of War
Supt. Weathersfield Accountants Office
Connt Jany 16th 1796 —
Sir
The Treasurer of the United States will remit you the sum of one hundred three Dollars 9/100 which you will please pay to Capt. Ed. Miller at Middletown for the pay of himself and men for the month of December 1795 for which sum he will sign duplicate Receipts to be accountable for the due application thereof —
I am &c
(William Simmons)
Capt. Edwd Miller. Department of War
Middletown, Accountants Office
Connt January 16th 1796.
Sir
You will receive from John Chester Esq. Supervisor the sum of 103 9/100 Dollars for the pay of yourself and men for the month of December 1795 for which sum you will sign duplicate Receipts to be accountable for the disbursement thereof agreeably to the enclosed Receipt Roll —
[393] I find by your Muster Role, that you have Inlisted a man by the name of James Trowbridge who I presume is the person that was discharged from Capt. Wm Eaton on the 24th of November for inability, he has received a discharge from the Secretary of War mentioning that he is discharged in consequence of a Violent Contusion and fracture of the Joint of his Shoulder — If he proves to be the same person you will make him return all Bounty or any other Money that he has received from you, and have him discharged immediately. — —
I am Sir &c
William Simmons
Nicholas Fishe Esqt. D. of War Accountants Office
Supt. New York. Jany 18th 1796. —
Sir
I have to acknowledge the receipt of yours enclosing the following Receipts — Vizt:—
Lieut Horatio R. Dayton's for . . . 107 Dollars
Foreman Cheeseman's for . . . 500 "
607 Drs
Amounting to Six hundred &seven Dollars which will be passed to your credit accordingly I find on enquiry that the Ticket No 49,807 has drawn a Blank
I am Sir &c
William Simmons
Nicholas Fishe Esqt. Department of War —
Supt. New York — Accountants Office
Jany 19th 1796 —
Sir
The Treasurer will remit you the sum of 3000 Dollars which you will please pay to George Fleming Esqt at West Point being on account of the
Type
Letterbook
Description
Informs Capt. Miller that John Chester will deliver him the sum of 103 dollars for the pay of himself and his men. Miller has mustered a man with the same name as one who has discharged for injuries; if this is the same man, he should be discharged.
Date
01/16/1796
Author
Recipient
Sent from
War Accountant's Office
Document number
1796011621355
Page start
395
Notable persons
Edward Miller
William Simmons
John Chester
James Trowbridge
James Frowbridge
Captain William Eaton
Secretary of War
Timothy Pickering
Notable locations
Middletown, Connecticut
War Accountant's Office
Notable items
pay
duplicate receipts
receipt roll
discharge
violent contusion
fracture of the joint of his shoulder
bounty


