Accounts and Payment
Document 1798Hodgdon perplexed that Indian goods had not arrived at Pittsburgh, Hodgdon will make an inquiry into the "trucks" transportation. Kirkpatrick's commissary accounts are in discrepancy with War Departments records which is the reason for Craig being unpaid for his work with Kirkpatrick's department. Hodgdon will make an attempt to discharge Craig's debts with Col. Forrest. Enclosed accounts that were supposed to be taken by D. Fisher.
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Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Hodgdon perplexed that Indian goods had not arrived at Pittsburgh, Hodgdon will make an inquiry into the "trucks" transportation. Kirkpatrick's commissary accounts are in discrepancy with War Departments records which is the reason for Craig being unpaid for his work with Kirkpatrick's department. Hodgdon will make an attempt to discharge Craig's debts with Col. Forrest. Enclosed accounts that were supposed to be taken by D. Fisher.
Date
05/18/1798
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Collection
Document number
1798051836001
Page start
1
Note
Cited in Craig to hodgdon, 05/25/1798.
Notable persons
Isaac Craig
Samuel Hodgdon
waggoner
James Hamilton
commissary
Kirkpatrick
clerk
Forrest
Daniel Fisher
governor
Sergeant
Heth
Notable locations
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
road
route
frontier
territory
post
Notable items
Indian goods
accounts
records