Pay of Frederick Dalcho, Surgeon's Mate
Document 1797Certification that $39 is due Frederick Dalcho, Surgeon's Mate, being the balance of his pay through April 1797.
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Accountants Office 412.
May 23d 1797
I certify that there is due to Frederick Dal-=cho Surgeons Mate in the Army of the United States the sum of [underline: Thirty nine dollars] being for balance of his Pay to the 30th April 1797 which sum is payable to Robert Field Substitute to Edwin L. Harris Attorney for the said Frederick Dalcho.
Drs 39. Pay of the Army for 1797 Wm Simmons
The Secretary of War Acct
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Accountants Office
May 28th 1797
I certify that there is due to Capt Michael Halteisen, Lieutenant Jonathan Robeson, Cadet James Kennedy, Surgs mate Fredk Dalcho and the non Commissioned Officers and Privates under the Command of the said Capt Halteisen stationed at Fort Johnson, South Carolina, the sum of [underline: Six hundred & Ninety five Dollars & Seven Cents] being for his and their Pay to the 30th April 1797 and for the Forage of the said Fredk Dalcho up to the same period which sum is to be transmitted to Daniel Stevens, Supervisor at Charleston and to be by him paid to the said Michael Halteisen who is to be held accountable for the due application thereof.
683.7 Pay of the Army for 1797
Drs 12. Forage of Officers for —do Wm Simmons
695.7
The Secretary of War Acct
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Certification that $39 is due Frederick Dalcho, Surgeon's Mate, being the balance of his pay through April 1797.
Date
05/23/1797
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Collection
Document number
1797052321355
Page start
412
Notable persons
James McHenry
William Simmons
Frederick Dalcho, Surgeon's Mate
accountant
Secretary of War
Edwin Harris
attorney
substitute
Robert Field
Notable locations
Accountant's Office
Notable items
pay

