Pay of John Cooke, late a captain in the service of the US
Document 1797Certification that $321 is due John Cooke, late a captain in the service of the US, being six months pay and subsistence allowed by the Act of Congress of March 3, 1797.
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Freeman the sum of [underline: twenty eight dollars] being for his Pay from 1st October 1796 to 31st April 1797.
Pay of the Army 1796 — 12 —
1797 [undecipherable] Wm Simmons
The Secretary of War [undecipherable] Acct
Accountants Office
May 1st 1797
I Certify that there is due to John Steele Esquire and the men employed on Board the Public Barge stationed at New Island Fort, the sum of [underline: sixty four Dollars] being for his and their pay for April/97 which sum is payable to miss Steele Attorney.
Dr 64. Wm Simmons
The Secretary of War Acct
[undecipherable]
Accountants Office
May 2d 1797
I Certify that there is due to Capt Joseph Ellicott Lieut George S. [undecipherable] and the Recruits under the Command [undecipherable] at Spring Garden the sum of [underline: two hundred= and twenty one Dollars] [undecipherable] being for his & their pay for the Month of April 1797 and Capt Ellicott to be accountable for the due application thereof;
Dr [undecipherable] Pay of the Army 1797 Wm Simmons
the Secretary of War [undecipherable] Acct [undecipherable]
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Certification that $321 is due John Cooke, late a captain in the service of the US, being six months pay and subsistence allowed by the Act of Congress of March 3, 1797.
Date
05/02/1797
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Dept of War Accountant's Office
Collection
Document number
1797050221355
Page start
399
Notable persons
James McHenry
William Simmons
Captain John Cooke
accountant
Secretary of War
Congress
Notable locations
Dept of War Accountant's Office
Notable items
pay
recruiting account
contingent expenses
subsistence
balance
Act of Congress
deranged officers
act to ascertain and fix military establishment

