Certification of payments; Israel Chapin, Agent for Six Nations of Indians for laborers, blacksmiths, gunsmiths, medical assistance
Document 1799Certification of payments; Israel Chapin, Agent for Six Nations of Indians for laborers, blacksmiths, gunsmiths, medical assistance for 1798, including construction of a church, and a grist mill for the Oneida Indians
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Accountants Office
February 13 1799
I Certify that there is due to Bernard Husson Storekeeper at Fort Knoxville the sum of One hundred & Seventy two Dollars being for his services from 1 day of January to 31 December 1798 inclusive agreeably to an account admitted by the Secretary of War. which sum is payable to John G Van Allen Esq.r Attorney —
Dollars 172— W Simmons
Acct.r
The Secretary of War
Accountants Office
February 13 1799
I Certify that there is due to Cap.t Samuel G Turner
3d Reg.t the sum of Fifty five Dollars & thirty four Cents being for his pay subsistence for the month of January 1799 —
Pay of the Army . 37—00
Subsistence . 18—34
Total 55—34
The Secretary of War
Accountants Office
February 16 1799
I Certify that is arrears by an account presented by Thomas Cushing Major [undecipherable] Reg.t of Infantry that he expended his journey from the state of Tennessee to Philadelphia, under the orders of Brig.adier [undecipherable]
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Certification of payments; Israel Chapin, Agent for Six Nations of Indians for laborers, blacksmiths, gunsmiths, medical assistance for 1798, including construction of a church, and a grist mill for the Oneida Indians
Date
02/05/1799
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountants Office
Document number
1799020521052
Page start
339
Notable persons
James McHenry
William Simmons
Israel Chapin
John Harris Military Storekeeper
Oneida Indians
Tench Francis purveyor
accountant
Secretary of War
Six Nations of Indians
laborers
blacksmith
gunsmith
Notable locations
Accountants Office
New York
Oneida
Notable items
pay
construction of church
construction of grist mill
medical assistance

