Pay and Subsistence of Captain John Cooke
Document 1796Simmons certifies that $423.62 is due Captain John Cooke, being his pay and subsistence and the subsistence of his waiter during 1795 and early 1796.
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Accountants Office
February 2. 1796
I Certify that there is due to Frances Mintyes the Sum of [underline: forty five dollars] for his pay as Inspector of the Troops and Garrisons of the U. States for the Month of January 1796 —
[Nº 02.]
[Dols. 45]
William Simmons
The Secr War.
Department of War
Accountants Office
February 3d 1796
I Certify that there is due to Samuel Tyler Private of Capt. Symmes Company 2d Sub-legion The Sum of [underline: Twenty five Dollars] being the balance of his pay up to the 31st January 1796—
[Nº 76]
[$ 25]
William Simmons
The Sect of War.
Accountants Office
February 3d 1796
I Certify that there is due to Capt John Fitch the Sum of [underline: four hundred twenty three dollars and sixty two Cents] for his Subsistence from the 1st of September 1793 and his pay from September 1st 1793 to the 31st of January 1796 & for Subsisting his Waiter from the 15th of September 1795 to January 31st 1796 inc —
[Dolls 423 62/100]
William Simmons
The Secry of War.
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Simmons certifies that $423.62 is due Captain John Cooke, being his pay and subsistence and the subsistence of his waiter during 1795 and early 1796.
Date
02/03/1796
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Collection
Document number
1796020321655
Page start
188
Notable persons
James McHenry
William Simmons
Captain John Cooke
waiter
accountant
Secretary of War
Notable locations
Accountant's Office
Notable items
subsistence
pay

