Pay Due Charles Smith
Document 1798Enclosed is the discharge of Charles Smith from Capt. Kalteisen's Company which is the only voucher he has to substantiate his claim against the US for the balance of his pay. McKee feels that since he introduced Smith into the service, he is obligated to forward his claim.
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Wilmington March 4. 1798
Sir
Inclosed is a discharge of Charles Smith a Soldier discharged from Capt Kalteisens Company, which it seems is the only voucher he has to substantiate a claim against the United States for a ballance of pay due him when discharged.
He hath applied to me to obtain it for him, & I could not well refuse this request to a man I had introduced into the Service.
I am
Sir
Your Obed.t
G J McRee Capt
Corps A & E's
[William Simmons Esquire
at the War Department
Philadelphia]
[Capt G J Mc Ree
4 March 1798
ansd — 8th]
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Enclosed is the discharge of Charles Smith from Capt. Kalteisen's Company which is the only voucher he has to substantiate his claim against the US for the balance of his pay. McKee feels that since he introduced Smith into the service, he is obligated to forward his claim.
Date
03/04/1798
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Wilmington
Document number
1798030470001
Page start
1
Notable persons
William Simmons
Griffith J McKee
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Wilmington

