Pay of John Steele, coxswain & men
Document 1797Certification that $64 is due John Steele, Coxswain, and the men on the public barge at Mud Island Fort, being his and their pay for April 1797.
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[1897] Sixty nine Cents, being for his Pay Subsistence and Forage from the 1st May 1795 the date of his acceptance to the 31st April 1797 inclusive.
Pay of the Army in 1795-422-28
1796-660 —
1797-225 — 1307.28
Subsistence of Officers 1795 92-22
1796 143-78
1797- 62-36 295-66⅓ [undecipherable: ½?]
Forage of Officers 1795 76-77
1796 120-
1797- 40 236-77
Dollars 1839/69 Wm Simmons
The Secretary of War Acct.
20/111
Accountants Office
May 7th 1797
I hereby certify that there is due to James Taylor Captain of Cavalry, the sum of ninety two dollars and forty four Cents being the balance of his account of contingent expenses from Philadelphia to Cincinnati with an Indian, and returning between the 30th May 1796 and the 25th February 1797.
Droto Wm Simmons
The Secretary of War Acct.
92/44
Accountants Office
May 5th 1797
I Certify that there is due to Patrick Hanes in Captain Michael Kallasen Company and transfer to Major Cornelius
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Certification that $64 is due John Steele, Coxswain, and the men on the public barge at Mud Island Fort, being his and their pay for April 1797.
Date
05/02/1797
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Collection
Document number
1797050221155
Page start
398
Notable persons
James McHenry
William Simmons
John Steele
John Steel
coxswain
attorney
accountant
men
Secretary of War
Notable locations
Accountant's Office
Mud Island Fort
Notable items
pay
public barge

