Regarding Account of Mr. Greaton
Document 1796Mrs. Greaton follows up on her correspondence with William Simmons, trying to secure herself a regularly paid portion of her husband's pay.
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[undecipherable] Quarter
Recd [undecipherable] Janu[ar]y
Jan 5, [undecipherable]
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[undecipherable] Timothy [undecipherable] Esqr
Secretary of [undecipherable]
[undecipherable] Militia [undecipherable]
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Mrs. Greaton follows up on her correspondence with William Simmons, trying to secure herself a regularly paid portion of her husband's pay.
Date
02/03/1796
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Boston
Document number
1796020340001
Page start
1
Note
Poor photocopy.
Notable persons
Timothy Pickering
Sally Greaton
William Simmons
Nathaniel Gorham
Richard H. Greaton
Paymaster of the Troops
children
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Boston
Notable items
pay
support
relinquish the pay
distress