Court Martial at West Point

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The Secretary of War Department of War Accountants Office January 28th 1796 Sir Lieut Nehemiah Freeman in his letter to me of the 15th Instant, mentions the Sentences of a Court Martial passed the 2nd Ulte on three men at the Garrison of West Point, whereby it appears that they are to reimburse out of their pay as it becomes due, the Value of Certain Cloathing and Arms at the Contract price–which price he desires to be informed of in order that he may be enabled to comply with the decision of the Court – I have therefore to request Sir that you will be pleased to direct that I may be 404 furnished with the Contract prices of those Articles–To enable me to give W Freeman the necessary information. I am Sir etc William Simmons

Type

Letterbook

Description

Discusses with the Secretary of War the sentence at a court martial for three men at the garrison at West Point, whereby they will be required to reimburse out of their pay for clothing and arms.

Date

01/28/1796

Recipient

Sent from

War Accountant's Office

Document number

1796012821055

Page start

406

Note

Addressed to the Secretary of War

Notable persons

Secretary of War
William Simmons
James McHenry
Lieutenant Nehemiah Freeman

Notable locations

War Accountant's Office
West Point

Notable items

sentence
court martial
reimburse
pay
clothing
arms
contract price