Receipts of Sergeant Philip Williams
Document 1797Enclosed are three receipt rolls for money paid to Sergeant Philip Williams and the men under his command at Fort Johnston. There are also receipts from the recruiting service for bounties paid and premiums allowed and another receipt for Williams' service as administrator of the estates of three deceased soldiers..
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Collectors Office
Wilmington N Carolina
19 December 1797
Enclosed you will receive three receipt Roles for money paid to Sergt Philip Williams and the men under his command at Fort Johnston amounting to two hundred and eight Dollars also three receipts of Sergt Williams, one for the recruiting Service for one hundred Dollars, one for Bounty paid and Premium allowed Thirty Six Dollars and one as administrator on the Estates of William Williams James Williams and William Johnston late privates in the Corps of Artillorists and Engineers deceased, for thirty five Dollars and twenty seven Cents, Which [strikethrough: Which] have been all paid agreeable to your requests
I am Sir your
Most Obedt Servt
Thomas Robeson d Collr
[Wm Simmons Esqr]
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Enclosed are three receipt rolls for money paid to Sergeant Philip Williams and the men under his command at Fort Johnston. There are also receipts from the recruiting service for bounties paid and premiums allowed and another receipt for Williams' service as administrator of the estates of three deceased soldiers..
Date
12/09/1797
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Collector's Office, Wilmington Maritime
Document number
1797120970101
Page start
1
Note
Cited in Simmons to Read, 12/29/1797.
Notable persons
William Simmons
Thomas Robeson
Sergeant Philip Williams
Corps of Artillerists and Engineers
Notable locations
War Department
Collector's Office, Wilmington Maritime
Fort Johnston
Notable items
receipt rolls
recruiting service
bounty paid
premiums allowed
estates of William Williams, James Williams, and William Johnston

