Auguste de Grasse requests pay; encloses proper forms
Document 1796Degrasse encloses the state of his wages for months of January, February and March 1796. He laments that some of his pay remains overdue.
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[Private]
Charleston South Carolina the first
of april 1796.
Sir
you Will find herein enclosed the State of my Wages for the
three months of january, february and march of the present year,
according to the letter you honoured me With, the 6th october last.
mine Included also the State of the last quarter Still unpaid to
me. Could have of Known Sooner your intentions to the respect
of the forms of these States, I Should have been lager to conform
myself to them.
I have the honour to be With the most perfectt
Esteem
Sir
Your most humble and
Obedient Servant.
Augustus DeGrasse
[sub Iny S of South Carolina]
To William Simmons Esqr Accountant philadelphia.
[Docket notation, written sideways: Aug note d[undecipherable] / [undecipherable] / Jany 8 om 1]
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Degrasse encloses the state of his wages for months of January, February and March 1796. He laments that some of his pay remains overdue.
Date
04/01/1796
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Charleston
Document number
1796040170101
Page start
1
Notable persons
William Simmons
Augustus Degrasse
Accountant's Office
War Department
War Office
Sub Engineer of South Carolina
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Charleston
South Carolina
War Department
War Office
Notable items
pay

