Annuities and goods for the Six Nations
Document 1799Notes that Israel Chapin - Deputy Agent of the Six Nations - has received a credit of $1650, the amount of goods received in part of the annuity granted to the Indians.
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[Accountants Office]
Samuel Hodgdon Esqr
Superintendant of Military Stores
Department of War
Accountants Office
February 7. 1799
Sir
Israel Chapin Deputy Agent to the six Nations of Indians has received a credit on settlement of his account at this office for sixteen hundred and fifty dollars being amount of goods received in part of the annuity granted the said Indians for 1798. for the proper distribution of which, he is to held accountable on the books of the Superintendant of Military Stores —
I am
Sir your most Obedt Servt
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Samuel Hodgdon Esqr
Superintendant Mily Stores
Type
Letterbook
Description
Notes that Israel Chapin - Deputy Agent of the Six Nations - has received a credit of $1650, the amount of goods received in part of the annuity granted to the Indians.
Date
02/07/1799
Author
Recipient
Collection
Document number
1799020770001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Samuel Hodgdon
William Simmons
Israel Chapin
Six Nations
Indians
superintendent military stores
Deputy Agent of the Six Nations
Notable locations
New York
Six Nations
Notable items
credit
settlement
annuity
distribution

