Receipts of Constant Freeman and Ensign Torrans
Document 1796Stevens has received Simmons' letter acknowledging receipt of Constant Freeman for $28,320 and also the receipt of Ensign Torrans, acting for Captain Kalteisen, for $716.53.
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Sir/ Agents Office War department
Charleston 15. April 1796 —
I have received your letter of 1st Inst.
acknowledging that the Receipts of Constant
Freeman for Twenty eight thousand three hundred
and twenty Dollars and 60, and also the Receipts
of Ensign Tomans in Capt. Michael Kalteisen amount
-ing to four hundred and fourteen Dollars and 33 Cents
have remained as your Office
I am Sir Respectfully
Your
Most Ob. Ser.
Danl [undecipherable: probable reading Asbury] 2d [undecipherable]
Wm. Simmons Esqr.
Accountant
War department
[Danl [undecipherable]
recd 30 April 1796
No. 15*
Williamson [undecipherable]
[undecipherable] receipts of Constant
Freeman &
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Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Stevens has received Simmons' letter acknowledging receipt of Constant Freeman for $28,320 and also the receipt of Ensign Torrans, acting for Captain Kalteisen, for $716.53.
Date
04/15/1796
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Agent's Office, War Department, Charleston
Document number
1796041570001
Page start
1
Notable persons
William Simmons, Accountant of the War Department
Daniel Stevens, Agent of the War Department
Constant Freeman
Ensign Torrans
Captain Michael Kalteisen
Notable locations
Agent's Office, War Department, Charleston

