Payment to Major James Grant, Tennessee
Document 1797Captain Lewis, 3d U.S. Regiment and messenger to the committee, states that the committee of congress late in session at Germantown, having given Major James Grant a discharge and certificate, deem it proper that he be paid upon return to Tennessee.
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October 4th 1797
The Committee of Congress late in Session at German town having given Major James Grant a discharge, & certificate to that effect, I deemed it proper that his expences should be paid on his return to the State of Tennessee, as they were paid by me to this place. & Grant, been been [strikethrough: been] Instructed not being able to pay his own expences has Obliges me to request, that you may advance One Hundred Dollars, for the purpose of defraying his expences to Knoxville in the State of Tennessee & his Town bill at German town while attending the Committee.
I am your most obt Sert
[undecipherable] Capt S. U.S. Regt
& Messenger to the Committee
Type
Document Signed
Description
Captain Lewis, 3d U.S. Regiment and messenger to the committee, states that the committee of congress late in session at Germantown, having given Major James Grant a discharge and certificate, deem it proper that he be paid upon return to Tennessee.
Date
10/04/1797
Author
Recipient
Document number
1797100440401
Page start
1
Note
[The recipient is believed to be the Sec. Of War.]
Notable persons
James McHenry
Thomas Lewis
James Grant
Notable locations
Germantown
Tennessee

