Account of Lieutenant William Henry Harrison, for pay
Document 1796Simmons certifies that $17.59 is due Lieutenant William Henry Harrison, being his his pay as Ensign, Lieutenant, and Aide de Camp through Oct. 1793 and subsistence to Oct. 7, 1793 and for bounty and premiums for enlisting recruits.
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Accountants Office,
April 15, 1796
I Certify that there is due, to Francis O'Brumley, late
Surgeon's Mate, the Sum of Eighteen Dollars, for his pay, Subsistence
and forage from the first to the 15th April 1796, the day of his —
Resignation.
No 101
William Simmons
The Secretary of War
Accountants Office
April 13, 1796
I Certify that there is due, to Lieut Simeon Groesbeck, on
the pay of Artillerists and Engineers and the Detachment of
Recruits under his Command, the Sum of One hundred and fourteen
Dollars being for their pay for the Month of March 1796, which
Sum is to be transmitted to Oxbottoms Point, Refd & Supervisory
Inspectors Intd Groesbeck to be holden accountable, for the due application
thereof.
Dollars 102
William Simmons
The Secretary of War
Accountants Office,
April 13, 1796—
I Certify that there is due, to Lieut William Henry
Harrison, the Sum of Seventeen Dollars and fifty three Cents, being the
balance of his Account, for his pay as Ensign & lieut and aide de Camp
(including forage) to the 1st Octr 93 & for his Subsistence, to 7 Octr 1793
and for Bounty and Premium for Inlisting 9 Men and supd Account Settled agree
able Capt Strong's pay abstract & passing, which Sum is payable Major
Timmie Handling
Dollars 17. 22
William Simmons
The Secretary of War
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Simmons certifies that $17.59 is due Lieutenant William Henry Harrison, being his his pay as Ensign, Lieutenant, and Aide de Camp through Oct. 1793 and subsistence to Oct. 7, 1793 and for bounty and premiums for enlisting recruits.
Date
04/13/1796
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Collection
Document number
1796041321155
Page start
227
Notable persons
James McHenry
William Simmons
Lieutenant William Henry Harrison
General Anthony Wayne
Major Thomas Cushing
Caleb Swan
accountant
Secretary of War
Notable locations
Accountant's Office
Notable items
Battle of Fallen Timbers
account
pay
forage
bounty
premiums
enlistment

