Turner's pay and money for the Army
Document 1797Discusses the date Turner's pay and subsistence was paid, forwarding of letters addressed to Turner, and the urgency of the delivery to the Paymaster General of money for the Army.
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Capt Edwd D. Turner Accountants Office
Pittsburgh: February 3d 1797
Sir
I received your letter of the 27th Ultimo On examination of the last settlement you made at this Office I find your Pay & Subsistence has been Paid to the 1st of November 1796 consequently you were right in your recollection as to the time.
I have directed any letters which remains in the Post Office for you to be forwarded to Pittsburgh there are none in this Department for you.
The necessity of the money for the Army being converted to the Pay Master General must be well known to you - I therefore hope you will use every exertion in your power to effect it as early as possible -
I am &c.
Wm Simmons
Acct.
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Discusses the date Turner's pay and subsistence was paid, forwarding of letters addressed to Turner, and the urgency of the delivery to the Paymaster General of money for the Army.
Date
02/03/1797
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountants Office
Document number
1797020321655
Page start
350
Notable persons
Captain Edward Turner
William Simmons
paymaster general
army
Notable locations
Accountants Office
Pittsburgh
Notable items
settlement
examination
pay
subsistence

