Claims of the Poor Soldier Mentioned Therein
Document 1796Dayton refers to the inquiry made in the enclosed letter because he hopes that the claims of the poor soldier mentioned therein will be addressed.
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[Wm Simmons Esqr.
Accountant &c.
War Office]
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Sir,
Be so obliging as to cause the enquiry requested in the enclosed letter to be made in your office relatively to the claims of the poor soldier whose name is mentioned therein, and to communicate to me the information resulting from it.
I am Sir
April 21st 1796 with regard Yours
Jona: Dayton
Wm Simmons Esqr.
[seal]
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Dayton refers to the inquiry made in the enclosed letter because he hopes that the claims of the poor soldier mentioned therein will be addressed.
Date
04/21/1796
Author
Recipient
Document number
1796042170101
Page start
1
Notable persons
William Simmons
Johnathan Dayton
Notable locations
War Office

