Pay roll
Document 1797Gives possible reasons why a pay roll sent to Simmons did not arrive in Simmons' office. Sends duplicate pay roll. Cited in Simmons to Kalteisen, 08/30/1797.
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Fort Johnston 15th August 1797
I receive your letter of the 13 July and am truly Surprised the pay role for the Months of May & June — [undecipherable] I gave him — I certainly did inclose it with the muster roll for the Same months Serjt Robinson and Cadet Kennedy were both present and I rode out and [undecipherable] the packet and they Remember the pay all was included — Whether they were not Accidently left in the Secretary of Wars Department, As the packet for you is always under cover to the Secretary of war with his letter and yours was not Sealed up — Whether Such Accidence might not have hapned — I was inform that the Muster and pay Rolls Should be under cover to the Secretary of War but Directed to you but not Sealcd up, that the Secretary of war might peruse them if he wished to do — Whether I am right in so doing please to inform me —
I have here inclosed you a Duplicate of the pay roll that did not come to your hands and hope you will find Right
I am Sir with great [undecipherable]
[undecipherable] most Obligd
and very Humble Sert
Michaell [undecipherable]
Cap:a: B: B:
[Addressed to: William Simmons Esquire / Accountant / Philadelphia]
[Postal notation: undecipherable]
Type
Letter Signed
Description
Gives possible reasons why a pay roll sent to Simmons did not arrive in Simmons' office. Sends duplicate pay roll. Cited in Simmons to Kalteisen, 08/30/1797.
Date
08/14/1797
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Fort Johnston
Document number
1797081470001
Page start
1
Note
Cited in Simmons to Kalteisen, 08/30/1797.
Notable persons
William Simmons
Michael Kalteisen
Liuet. Roberson
Cadet Kennedy
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Fort Johnston

