Claims Presented by the Kentucky Militia
Document 1796Simmons objects to the nature of the claims of the Kentucky militia that they should be paid for services rendered. He emphasizes that it is necessary for every claimant to submit the proper applications before they can be paid, as required by Congress.
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Mr Claude F Poucherasse
Assistant Storekeeper
Springfield
Department of War
Accountants Office
May 18th 1794 —
Sir
You will receive from Nathl Gorham —
Supervisor the sum of One hundred and twenty Dollars being
the amount of your Account for pay from the 1st Jany. to the
30th April 1794 for which sum you will sign duplicate receipts
I am &c
Wm Simmons
Capt James Ivory
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Department of War
Accountants Office,
May 18th 1794 —
Sir
I have received your letters of the 9th Inst
enclosing your Account for pay as Capt of the frigate building at
Portsmouth amounting to One thousand three hundred —
Thirty Nine Dollars & twenty Cents which sum you will receive
from Joshua Wentworth Esqr Supervisor and for which please
sign duplicate receipts
I am &c
Wm Simmons
Joshua Wentworth Esqr
Supervisor
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Department of War
Accountants Office
May 18th 1794
Sir
The Treasurer of the United States will honor it —
You the sum of One Thousand Three hundred Thirty Nine dollars and
twenty Cents which you will please pay to James Ivory at Portsmouth
being for his pay and subsistence as Capt of the Frigate building at
that place from the 1st of May 1793 to the 30th April 1794 for which
sum he will sign duplicate receipts
I am &c
Wm Simmons —
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Simmons objects to the nature of the claims of the Kentucky militia that they should be paid for services rendered. He emphasizes that it is necessary for every claimant to submit the proper applications before they can be paid, as required by Congress.
Date
05/16/1796
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Dept. of War Accountants Office
Document number
1796051621255
Page start
65
Notable persons
James McHenry, Secretary of War
William Simmons, Accountant of the War Department
Congress
Kentucky militia
Colonel Greene
Notable locations
Dept. of War Accountants Office

