Pay of Detachments of Kentucky Militia
Document 1796Simmons certifies that $405 is due the detachments of militia protecting the counties of Franklin and Shelby in Kentucky under the command of Lieutenant William Hubbell and Sergeant Allen Richardson, being their pay during May - August 1795.
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Accountants Office,
April 25. 1796 —
Hereby that there is due to the following detachment of Militia for the protection of the Frontiers of Franklin and Shelby Counties Kentucky (viz)
To the detachment commanding by Lieut Forn Hubbard, from the 4th March, to the 14. May, 1795 the Sum of Drs 202.34
To Commanded by Sergt Alexr Richardson, from the 25th June to the 22 Octr 1795 —————————— 182.36
making in the whole Three hundred four Dollars 2 two Cents which Sum is payable to their Attorney Daniel Gano
Dollars 405. 50
The Secretary of War
William Simmons
Accountants Office
April 26. 1796
Hereby that there is due to James Dean, late a private of Capt Ned Dickinson's Company, of Kentucky Militia the Sum of forty Dollars and forty Cents being the Ballance of his pay from the 22 Sept to the 10 Decr 1794 the day of his Death, which Sum is payable to Daniel Gano Attorney to William State Administrator of the said James Dean Deceased.
Dollars 40. 40
The Secretary of War
William Simmons —
Accountants Office
April 27. 1796
Certify that there is due to James Manning the Sum of Eight Dollars & Sixty Seven Cents being the Amount of his Account against the Estate of Lieut Isaac Young Deceased, for Watering furnished him on the 14. July 1794 which is to be applied to the ballance of pay due said Isaac Young deceased
Dollars 8. 67
The Secretary of War
William Simmons
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Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Simmons certifies that $405 is due the detachments of militia protecting the counties of Franklin and Shelby in Kentucky under the command of Lieutenant William Hubbell and Sergeant Allen Richardson, being their pay during May - August 1795.
Date
04/25/1796
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Collection
Document number
1796042521455
Page start
233
Notable persons
James McHenry
William Simmons
militia
Lieutenant William Hubbell
Sergeant Allen Richardson
Sergeant Allan Richardson
Daniel Gano
attorney
Notable locations
Accountant's Office
frontier
Franklin County
Shelby County
Kentucky
Notable items
pay
protection

