William Simmons discusses pay, finance and accounting with Thomas Elmer
Document 1797William Simmons makes a second request for Thomas Elmer to submit his voucher for monies expended.
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Lieut. Col. J. F. Hamtramck D.M. Accountants O[ffice]
D'Etroit
Sir November 8th 1797
I received your letter of the 29th [undecipherable]
wherein you promise shortly to render your acco[undecipherable]
and vouchers for the expenditure of the money n[undecipherable]
your debit on the books of this Office, not having h[undecipherable]
heard from you since, I have to renew my reque[undecipherable]
no time may be lost in transmitting such vou[undecipherable]
as will enable me to close your accounts, shou[undecipherable]
object be neglected your name must unavoid[undecipherable]
appear on the abstract of delinquents to be lai[undecipherable]
Congress within the first week in January [undecipherable]
which I am very desirous should not be the ca[undecipherable]
therefore trust you will immediately comply [undecipherable]
my request.
I am &c.
W.m Simmons [undecipherable]
Type
Letterbook
Description
William Simmons makes a second request for Thomas Elmer to submit his voucher for monies expended.
Date
11/08/1797
Author
Recipient
Sent from
D W Accountant's Office
Document number
1797110821755
Page start
34
Notable persons
Lieutenant Thomas Elmer
William Simmons
artillerists and engineers
treasurer
congress
Notable locations
D'Etroit
D W Accountant's Office
Detroit
Notable items
vouchers
monies
debit
balance
account
disgrace
abstract of delinquents

