Pay for Fauche and Randolf Troops Received
Document 1798Pay for troops under command of Fauche and Randolf received. Method and timetable of payment for troops described.
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Savannah,
27th August 1798.
Sir
It is with the great[strikethrough: est pleasure] I acknowledge the receipt of a letter from Mr Wagner of the Seventh instant accompanied with the payrolls for Fauche & Randolphs troops and the accounts of provision & forage furnished by the former.
No unnecessary delay shall take place in paying the same — it will however be proper that I should have copies made of them on which I still take the paymasters receipts — On the fourth of next month I shall go to Augusta in the place where I expect to meet Colonels Pope & [undecipherable] I shall return as soon as possible. I calculate that I may be again in this place on the 10th And I shall improve the first conveyance for Philadelphia
Ensign McCall has received from me pay for all the troops in this State to the thirtieth of June inclusively — the detachments at Forts St Tammany, Pickering & Jameshave been paid to the thirty first of July; and it is my wish that all should be paid to the same period, in order that the payments may be completed at the old rate of pay. I shall arrange this business in such manner that Mr McCall may make a payment for July as soon as he arrives at Fort Wilkinson —
I am with great regard
and Esteem
Sir
Your obedient Servant
Wm Freeman
+ [undecipherable: Asst?]
[William Simmons Esqr.
A. D. W.]
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Pay for troops under command of Fauche and Randolf received. Method and timetable of payment for troops described.
Date
08/27/1798
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Savannah
Document number
1798082770001
Page start
1
Note
Cited in Freeman to Simmons, 09/14/1798.
Notable persons
William Simmons
Constant Freeman
Notable locations
Department of War
Savannah

