Turner's Pay to Boston
Document 1796Discusses the inconveniences of Turner's request to have part of his pay delivered to Boston.
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Capt. Russell Bissell
Presqu' Isle
Accountants Office
Sept. 16. 1796
Sir,
Your letter of the 2d instant enclosing one for Lieut. Daniel Bissell I have received which will be forwarded by tomorrow's post. — The Muster Roll for pay of your Detachment for the month of May shall be placed under examination and the amount thereof will be passed to your Credit of which however I will give you the necessary Information. I am &c
Wm Simmons Acct.
Isaac Craig Esq.r
D. Q. M. G.
Pittsburg Sir
Accountants Office
Sept. 15. 1796
I received your Letter of the 9th last enclosing the Muster Rolls of Lieut. Richard Butler for March, April & May 1796. The amount of which after examination will be passed to his Credit of which I will inform him.
The amount of the Pay, Subsistence & Forage of Lieut. Col. Thomas Butler commencing the 1 January and ending 30th June 1796 will be examined & the amount, if found right, will be entered to your [strikethrough: Cred.] I am &c
Wm Simmons
Acct.
Andrew McCleary
Pay Master 2d Sub-Legion
Greenville
Accountants Office
Sept. 15. 1796
Sir!
I received your letter of the 8 July last. The information relative to Mr Bork will enable me to settle his account by which means he will receive his just dues from the United States.
The necessity for settling the accounts of the Sub Pay Masters, will appear obvious when I inform you that advances to an amazing amount are now outstanding on the Books of this office & most part thereof are to them; — I hope therefore that you will loose no time in effecting a settlement of yours as early as possible
Wm Simmons
Acct.
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Discusses the inconveniences of Turner's request to have part of his pay delivered to Boston.
Date
09/12/1796
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountants Office
Document number
1796091221555
Page start
192
Notable persons
Captain Edward Turner
William Simmons
2nd Sub Legion
Notable locations
Boston
Accountants Office
Notable items
pay
company pay rolls

