Pay of John Steel & His Men
Document 1796Simmons certifies that $104 is due John Steel, Coxswain, and the men on the public barge at Mud Island Fort, being their pay for June 1796.
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Secretary of War
Wm Simmons]
Accountants Office
June 30. 1796.
I Certify there is due to Augustus de pepper two hundred thirty Seven Dollars and fifty Cents being for his Compensation as Sub Engineer to the fortifications at So Carolina from 1st April to 30th June 96 incl: which Sum is to be transmitted to Paul Stevens Supervisor Charleston
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The Secretary of War. Wm Simmons
Accountants Office
June 30. 1796.
I Certify there is due to Allen Parker Capt in the Navy two hundred thirty four Dollars and twenty Cents being for his Pay & Rations from 1st April to 30 June 1796 incl: the two last months named agreeably to a letter from the Secretary allowing to him [undecipherable] the 4th [undecipherable] which Sum is to be transmitted to Nicholas Fish Supervisor New york
N° [undecipherable] &
The Secretary of War Wm Simmons
Accountants Office
July 1st 1796.
I Certify there is due to John Mel [undecipherable] and the men employed on board the Galley [undecipherable] stationed at Block Island Fort one hundred and four Dollars for their Pay for the Months of June 1796 which Sum is payable to the said John Mel attorney
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The Secretary of War Wm Simmons
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Simmons certifies that $104 is due John Steel, Coxswain, and the men on the public barge at Mud Island Fort, being their pay for June 1796.
Date
07/01/1796
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Collection
Document number
1796070121055
Page start
263
Notable persons
James McHenry
William Simmons
John Steel
Coxswain
men
accountant
Secretary of War
attorney
Notable locations
Mud Island Fort
Accountant's Office
Notable items
public barge
pay

