Certification of payments; account of Israel Chapin
Document 1798Certification that $510.08 is due Israel Chapin, Deputy Agent to the Six Nations of Indians, being the balance of his account allowed by the Secretary of War for supplies furnished and sundry goods delivered to said Indians and the stipend allowed them from the United States for the year 1797. (Note. It appears that the Six Nations received $1110 more than their stipend for 1797.)
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Accountants Office
April 14 1798
I Certify that there is due to Israel Chapin Deputy Agent to the six Nations of Indians the sum of five hundred and ten Dollars & eight Cents balance of his account admitted & allowed by the Secretary of War being for supplies furnished and for sundry goods delivered said Indians for the Stipend due to them from the United States for the Treaty
$510.8 in 1797 End [undecipherable] H Simmons
Audtr
The Secy of War
Note. By the account upon which the above balance is cast appears that the six Nations of Indians have received the sum of $110 in [undecipherable] more than their stipend in the Year 1797.
Warrant 2706
Accountants Office
April 16, 1799
I Certify that there is due to the following detachments of Militia called out by Governor Shelby under the powers vested in him by the Secretary of War for the protection of Washington County Kentucky the sum of four hundred eighty six Dollars Thirty two Cents [undecipherable] viz
Thomas Bulls detachment from 18 March to 11 Apr. 95 — 119.[undecipherable]
Joel John Hayden 11 [undecipherable] to 10 May — 93.91
George [undecipherable] 10 May to 2 July — 372.33
D.[undecipherable] 35
which sum is payable to John [undecipherable] their Attorney
The Secy of War.
Warrant 2703
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Certification that $510.08 is due Israel Chapin, Deputy Agent to the Six Nations of Indians, being the balance of his account allowed by the Secretary of War for supplies furnished and sundry goods delivered to said Indians and the stipend allowed them from the United States for the year 1797. (Note. It appears that the Six Nations received $1110 more than their stipend for 1797.)
Date
04/14/1798
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountants Office
Document number
1798041421255
Page start
142
Note
Account of Israel Chapin.
Notable persons
James McHenry
William Simmons
Deputy Agent to Six Nations of Indians
Six Nations
Secretary of War
War Office
War Department
accountant
Secretary of War
Notable locations
Accountants Office
Philadelphia
New York
Six Nations
Notable items
pay
salary
balance
account
stipend
supplies
goods

