Lieutenant Gamble's land claim
Document 1796Discusses Lieutenant Edmund Gamble's claim for land for his service in the Revolutionary War in infantry and cavalry regiments of North Carolina
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forage of the Corps of Artillerists & Engineers stationed at West Point for the month of Nov. 1796 which sum you will please to pay to Lieut. Nehemiah Freeman Tempy Pay Master, taking his duplicate receipts to be accountable.
I am &c
Wm Simmons
Acct
Capt. Fredk Frye Accountants Office
Govt Island — New York Dect 20th 1796
Sir
I recd your letter of the 16th and enclosing the Muster Roll of your Detachment to the 15th Novt 1796 amounting to Two hundred thirty four Dollars & sixty Cents, which sum will be passed to your Credit on the Books of this Office. — Francis Clarke's pay as fifer for the month of Octr is sent on to West Point — Charles Stratton & Samuel Oberst are not made up in the West Point Roll, for Octr; you will therefore make them up in your next Pay Roll for that month; you may muster your men as a detachment until the Company is compleat. — Herewith you have Blank Pay, Muster and Receipt Rolls.
I am &c
Wm Simmons
Acct
Lieut Nehemiah Freeman Accountants Office
West Point Dect 21st 1796
Sir
I recd your letter of the 14th & 12th Inst. — I have examined the contents of all the Receipt Rolls, which I acknowledged to have received, but cannot find the Claims you say were enveloped with that for the arrears of Pay & Bounty — you will therefore please to examine your files, & if you find them enclose them to me. — The Pay Roll for Novt has been examined, and the amount found due as you mention is three hundred & forty three Dollars 50/100 which sum you will receive from Nicholas Frink Esqr as usual and give him the neces
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Discusses Lieutenant Edmund Gamble's claim for land for his service in the Revolutionary War in infantry and cavalry regiments of North Carolina
Date
12/09/1796
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountants Office
Document number
1796120921355
Page start
287
Note
Steele was Comptroller of the Treasury.
Notable persons
John Steele
William Simmons
infantry regiment
cavalry regiment
Lieutenant Edmund Gamble
comptroller of Treasury
Captain Francis Child
company
foot service
Lieutenant of horse
general board of commissions
Notable locations
Accountants Office
North Carolina
Notable items
claim for land
muster roll
land
supernumerary Lieutenant
credit
dis-allowance

