Money owed to the War Office
Document 1797Notifies Craig that a former Captain in the Army, Daniel McClean, residing in Pittsburgh owes the War Office money for pay received twice for the same period and asks Craig to have McClean refund the money to the War Office. Cited in Craig to Simmons, 06/02/1797.
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Isaac Craig Esq.r Accountants Office
Pittsburg ✓ May 19th 1794
Sir
I enclose you a statement and letter for Daniel McLean late a Cap.t in the service of the United States, (who I am informed now resides in Pittsburg) by which you will observe that he has twice received his Pay from the 4th Nov.r 1791 to the 30th June 1792 amounting to Three Hundred fourteen dollars P. 100 which he is directed immediately to refund to you — after perusing the letter you will please to seal it and forward it to him. —
You will be pleased to inform me by first opportunity the situation of his affairs, and whether he is inclined to pay the amount — that I may be governed in my representation to the Co=ntroller.
Sam rc.
Affm.s
W Simmons
Acc.t
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Notifies Craig that a former Captain in the Army, Daniel McClean, residing in Pittsburgh owes the War Office money for pay received twice for the same period and asks Craig to have McClean refund the money to the War Office. Cited in Craig to Simmons, 06/02/1797.
Date
05/19/1797
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1797051921355
Page start
60
Note
Cited in Craig to Simmons, 06/02/1797.
Notable persons
Isaac Craig
William Simmons
Captain Daniel McClean
Army
Notable locations
Pittsburg
Accountant's Office
Notable items
statement
pay
refund
pay


