William Simmons discusses pay, finance and accounting with Ensign Parmele
Document 1798William Simmons informs Ensign Parmele that John Chester will pay him.
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Ens Samuel Parmele Accountants Office [175]
Middletown January 23d 1798.
Sir
You will receive from John Chester Supervisor at Weathersfield, the sum of Fifty six Dollars & Ninety Cents, being the balance due the Recruits enlisted by you agreeably to your Recruiting account — for bounty. Enclose for your government in making the payments, a list of the names of the recruits with the sums due each — exclusive of the four Dollars which by law is directed to be withheld until they join their Regiment — when you have completed those payments please to forward the Receipts, and then a general settlement will take place, and your account balanced —
Same
W Simmons Acctt
Daniel Stevens Esqr Accountants Office
Supervisor Charleston January 25: 1798
Sir
The Treasurer of the United States will remit you, the sum of five hundred forty eight Dollars & Sixty Three cents which you will be pleased to pay to Captain Michael Kalteisen at Fort Johnston taking the necessary receipt, holding him accountable for the same being for pay of himself, Lieutt Jonathan Hobson, Surgeon Mate Frederick Dalcho, (including Forage) and the non commissioned Officers & Privates of the Detachment under his command for November & December 1797 —
Same
W Simmons
Acctt
Capt Michael Kalteisen Accountants Office
Fort Johnston near Charleston S.C. January 25: 1798
Sir
I received your letter of the 11 Instt, enclosing the Receipt roll for September & October and the Muster & Pay Roll for November & December 1797 of the Detachment under your command; you will receive credit on the Books of this Office for the amount receipted on the former
Type
Letterbook
Description
William Simmons informs Ensign Parmele that John Chester will pay him.
Date
01/23/1798
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1798012321355
Page start
175
Notable persons
Ensign Samuel Parmele
William Simmons
John Chester
supervisor Weathersfield
recruits
regiment
Notable locations
Middletown
Accountant's Office
Connecticut
Weathersfield
Wethersfield
Notable items
balance
enlist
recruiting account
bounty
payment
receipts
settlement
account
balance

