William Simmons discusses pay, finance and accounting with Lt. Muhlenberg
Document 1798William Simmons requests further information regarding the desertion of Nicholas Doyle from Lt. Henry Muhlenberg.
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Lieut Henry Muhlenberg [Accountants
Spring Garden Sir January [undecipherable]
I have to request that you w[undecipherable]
pleased to inform me as speedily as possible every circum[undecipherable]
attending the Desertion of Nicholas Doyle who is reported [undecipherable]
Major Tousards Muster Roll as having given himse[undecipherable]
you The information that is most materially wanted is th[undecipherable]
of his Enlistment with whom he enlisted in what Comp[undecipherable]
served, the date of his Desertion & that of his surrendering h[undecipherable]
up to you? I am the more pressed for this information in [undecipherable]
ascertain what pay is due to him & to report on the Pay[undecipherable]
of Major Tousards command. I am &c
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Daniel Stevens Esqr c Accountants O[undecipherable]
Charleston January [undecipherable]
Sir
I recd your letter of the 19[undecipherable]
enclosing rect signed by John J Mitchell for the Pay of [undecipherable]
Michael Kalteisens Company for September & October [undecipherable]
that he was authorized to receive the money for Capt Ka[undecipherable]
& that you are in possession of evidence to that effect I wi[undecipherable]
the amount to your Credit on receiving the receipt roll [undecipherable]
Captain Kalteisen, in future however I could wish who[undecipherable]
pay money from this Department to other persons than [undecipherable]
expressly directed, that you will forward with the recei[undecipherable]
order from the person authorized by me to receive the amo[undecipherable]
you will readily conceive to be necessary to prevent any diffi[undecipherable]
in entering your account. I am &c [undecipherable]
Type
Letterbook
Description
William Simmons requests further information regarding the desertion of Nicholas Doyle from Lt. Henry Muhlenberg.
Date
01/12/1798
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1798011221355
Page start
158
Notable persons
Lieutenant Henry Muhlenberg
William Simmons
deserter
Nicholas Doyle
Major Tousard
Notable locations
Spring Garden
Accountant's Office
New Jersey
Notable items
desertion
enlistment
surrender
pay

