Allowances Due Ensign Polk, Deposition of Thomas LeFevre
Document 1796William Polk noted allowance due Ensign Polk from his time spent recruiting, in captivity, and marching prior to his departure for the West Indies. Wm. Polk also included a deposition from Thomas LeFevre regarding pay advanced to enlisted men in Fayetteville by Ensign Polk. Wm Polk stated charges against Ensign Polk were not founded on law and he sought attention of Simmons to Polk's case.
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Autograph Letter Signed
Description
William Polk noted allowance due Ensign Polk from his time spent recruiting, in captivity, and marching prior to his departure for the West Indies. Wm. Polk also included a deposition from Thomas LeFevre regarding pay advanced to enlisted men in Fayetteville by Ensign Polk. Wm Polk stated charges against Ensign Polk were not founded on law and he sought attention of Simmons to Polk's case.
Date
11/15/1796
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Charlotte, NC
Repository
Document number
1796111570101
Page start
1
Note
Cited in Simmons to Polk 01/16/1797
Notable persons
William Simmons
William Polk
Notable locations
Charlotte, NC