Pay of Ordnance Men and Fleming's Salary
Document 1796Letters received. Money for the pay of the ordnance men will be sent through Nicholas Fish. Fleming's questions regarding his salary will be referred to the Secretary of War
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Nehemiah Freeman Esqr
Tempy Pay Master
West Point
Department of War
Accountants Office
March 24th 1796
Sir
I received your letter of the Instant together with the Pay Roll of the Troops at b Point, which I now return to you, for the purpose of inserting the dates of appointments, and Inlistments it is necessary that the Muster Roll should accompany the Pay Roll before it can be acted upon here — the letters of Lieut Hale and Lieut Geddes will be attended to.
I received your letter of the 15th Instant enclosing Two accounts of Lieut David Hale — That carrying the mail, is considered a contingent expense of this Department, and I therefore return it to you for the purpose of paying it out of any un appropriated in your hands, The other account is not a proper charge against this Department, and must be settled at the Treasury.
I am Sir —
William Simmons
James Read, Esqr
Collector Wilmington
N Carolina
Department of War
Accountants Office
Apr 1st 1796
Sir
I received yours Letters of the 16 ulto & the receipt of Capt Griffith & I McRee for three hundred and fifty for the pay of himself and recruits which have will be passed & carried on the Books of this office.
I am Yr &c
William Simmons
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Letters received. Money for the pay of the ordnance men will be sent through Nicholas Fish. Fleming's questions regarding his salary will be referred to the Secretary of War
Date
03/16/1796
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Dept. of War Accountants Office
Document number
1796031621755
Page start
15
Note
Signed by Hagner in absence of William Simmons.
Notable persons
George Fleming
Peter Hagner
William Simmons
Nicholas Fish
Supervisor New York
ordnance men
Secretary of War
Notable locations
West Point
Dept. of War Accountants Office
Notable items
money
pay
salary
examination

