Major Craig's claim for compensation
Document 1796Major Craig is uneasy about not hearing of any measures taken to compensate him for his services at the posts of the upper waters of Ohio River.
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Philada 19th Octr 1796
Sir
Major [undecipherable: Luiz] is growing extremely uneasy at not hear[ing what steps have been] taken to compensate him for his extra Services [at the Posts on the] upper Waters of the [Ohio].
A Statement you will please to recollect w[as made] by Colonel Pickering of his allowance He thought equit[able] and submitted to you — A copy of which I [have] in my possession — The Amount as there Stated I am authorised to receive in full Compensation should you think proper to agree to the Statement — I hope you will find it convenient to determine on his claim shortly, as my attention is called to it by every Post. and I know his Situation and Services [undecipherable] an early attention to his claim, and will warrants the allowance contemplated by the former Secretary. —
With respect and Esteem.
I am
Sir
Your most Obedt Servant
[Honorable
Secr of War] Samuel Hodgdon
[endorsement: Samuel Hodgdon — being compensation for a [undecipherable] — rec'd Oct. 19[undecipherable]]
Type
Autograph Document Signed
Description
Major Craig is uneasy about not hearing of any measures taken to compensate him for his services at the posts of the upper waters of Ohio River.
Date
10/19/1796
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Document number
1796101940101
Page start
1
Notable persons
James McHenry
Samuel Hodgdon
Major Craig
Colonel Pickering
Notable locations
Philadelphia
upper waters of Ohio River
posts
Notable items
allowance
money
compensation

