Accounts of Lieutenant Marks and Ensign Smith
Document 1797Discusses accounts of Lieutenant Marks and Ensign Smith.
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[Capt. Addus McCleary
Detroit]
Accountants Office
November 2d 1797
Sir
Application has been made at this Office for the arrears of pay due to Anson Williston late a private in your Company (deceased) Your accounts as Pay Master to the 2d Sub Legn having never reached this Office it is impossible for me to ascertain with certainty the balance that may be due to him. I have therefore to request you will state the amounts of pay in your hands due to him, that I may compare the same with the Pay and muster rolls and ascertain the balance due him on the day of his death.
Sam &c
W Simmons
Actt
Capt. Edward Butler & others
to the care of D. Henley Esqr Knoxville
Tennessee
Department of War
Accountants Office
Novemr 2d 1797
Sir
I received your letter of the 22d Sept last covering sundry papers among which were the receipt of Caleb Swan Esqr pay master General for Seven hundred thirty four Dollars and sixty two Cents with an account Current Stated by Mr Swan. I have given your account (as Captain in the fourth Regiment) credit for all the sums refunded to Caleb Swan & also the amounts paid by you to Lieut Marks & Ensign Smith which leaves a balance due by you on the account to the United States of Five Hundred forty five Dollars and Sixty five Cents which corresponds with what you make it. the balance appearing due from you as annexed being Three hundreds and forty One Dollars and thirty three Cents to each balance it is necessary
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Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Discusses accounts of Lieutenant Marks and Ensign Smith.
Date
09/26/1797
Author
Recipient
Document number
1797092670055
Page start
71
Note
Cited in Simmons to Butler, 11/03/1797; Cited in Simmons to Butler, 11/08/1797.
Notable persons
William Simmons
Captain Edward Butler
Lieutenant Marks
Ensign Smith
Caleb Swan
paymaster general
4th Regiment
Ensign George Lukins
corporal
sergeant
music
private
Colonel George Gibson
officer
Samuel Hodgdon
David Henley
Notable locations
Knoxville Tennessee
Tellico
Notable items
pay
recruiting
charges
books
balance

