Balances Due the United States, 1st of January 1800
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Sedgwick do 275 — accounted for
289 Jona. Snowden Captain 69 87 recd in Apr. 1795 for sundry acts.
295 Richard Sparks do 718 93 Has an unsettled acu in this Office
306 W. C. Smith Lieut 66 — advanced him by Capt. Butler on acu of his Pay
226 Andw. Shanklin Ensign 94 — balance remaining out of Monies advanced by Swan in 1795 for the Recruiting Service —
27 Joseph Strong Surg. Ma 142 42 he has been spoken to respecting this bal. and has promised to liquidate the acu
" Patrick Shirky Ensign 25 86 recd in 1792 for bal. Pay Subs to 1 Oct. 1792
Auw carried forwd — 3117763 93
Auw brought forwd — 3117763 93
358 Smith's Company 30 87
378 Slough's Company 122 15
395 John Smith 75 — May 19. 752 recd on acu of the Pay of the Scouts of Ohio Co.
396 Mathias Slough Cornet 200 — recd May 1794 on account of the Recruiting Service —
398 Robert Semple Ensign 760 — recd on acu of the Recruiting Service of Major Cushing Feb. 1798
408 James Sterrett Dt. Pay Mr 38 26
409 Wm. B. Smith Lieut 60 — recd 10 July 1794 on acu Pay
481 Henry Smith Co. Lieut 92 33 recd Mar 13. 1795 for the Pay of the Militia of Russell County. from 23 Aug to the 10 Sep 1790 —
514 John Sergeant Ind. Miss. 270 — recd in Aug & Sep 1795 on acu of the annuity due the Stockbridge Indians
535 Cornelius R. Sedann Captain 365 85 has an unsettled acu in this Office —
763 Caleb Swan Pay Mr. Genl 624414 43
Auw carrd. forwd — 3741492 82
Auw brought forwd — 3741492 82
186 Daniel Stevens Supervisor 144 23 accounted for
818 William Steele Surg. Mate 192 — recd in March 1797 & May 1798
824 David Strong Captain 268 — bal. of monies recd of Swan on 13 Jan 1798 —
832 Barth. Shaumberg Lieuten. 1250 — recd 10 Dec 96 to defray expt of Inds 500 — & Sep 97 for Rec. of Swan 700 — July 98 for expenses of Ind. pm to Albany — 50
838 Wm. P. Smith do 145 — recd 7 & 8 June 1799 on acu of Pay 145
845 Campbell Smith do 500 — recd in June 1798 & June 1799
852 Peter Shoemaker Captain 130 — recd 15 Aug 99 on acu Red Beauties [undecipherable]
76 Steph. G. Simmons Lieut 108 — recd on July 1797 on acu Pay & Forage
880 Peter P. Schuyler Ensign 75 — recd in Sep 1797 on acu Pay
" John Steele Ind. Com. 1150 — recd 31 Mar 1798 on acu of the Pay of Commr appointed to hold a Treaty with the Cherokee Indians
" George W. Stall Ensign 169 57 recd in July 1798
Auw carried forwd — 3745294 62
Auw brought forwd — 3745294 62
925 James Stilles Captain 5 — balance remaining in his hands for the Pay of his Comp
926 Amos Stoddard do 647 25 accounted for
930 Ebenezer Stevens Ag. Fortif. 40248 18 accounted for 9731.76 in Jan 1800
938 Nathan Starr Contractor 18200 — recd in 1798 & 1799 on account of the Manufacture of Cavalry Swords
949 Jacob Sheaf Ag. Fortif. 1000 — accounted for tho' not yet recd
970 James Smith Dt. & Pay Mr 12083 24 refe to Swan for settlement
974 Saml. Seton D. Mr. Masqac. 10 —
978 Winth. Sergeant 389 — advanced 10 Apr 1799 on acu of the Indian Department
980 Lane & Saller Contractors 11000 — recd in Apr May & June 1799 on acu for Manufact of Cannon
" John Sharp Dt. & Pay Mr 14368 74 refer to Swan for settlement
968 Lyre Shackelford Dt. Militia 752 93 advanced by Swan for the Pay of Militia for services in 1794 on the Western exped.
Auw carrd. forwd — 3843955 96
Auw brought forwd — 3843955 96
987 John Stewart Capt. Ma 494 — recd of Carrington for the Pay of Militia on the expedition in 1794
990 James Sutton do 765 29 do — do — do
992 Hugh Scott Surg. Mastr 1250 — do — do — do
997 Selectmen of Salem 2000 — recd 29 April 1799 on account of the Fortifications at Salem Mass
1002 William Swan Dt. & Pay Mr 8148 — refer to the Paymaster General — for settlement
1008 Nath. Smith 2050 — recd in June & Nov 1799 on acu of the Cartouch Box Contract
1025 Willm. Simmons Account. expended to Treasurer 1970 — recd in 1799 for the expenses of himself & Clerks to Trenton
1028 Robt. D. Spaight 1000 — recd 5 Oct. 1799. for the purchase Money of Beacon Island
992 Thomas Shelton Major Ma 100 — recd of Carrington for the Militia called out to suppress an Insurrection in 1794
26 Robt. Thompson Lieut 259 33
10 James Taylor Capt. Cav. 240 — recd June 20. 1797 on acu of Pay & Forage
Auw carrd. forwd — 3862188 58
Auw brought forwd — 3862188 58
342 Henry B. Towles Lieut 143 — [Balanced] accounted for except 35 D.
354 Saml. B. Turner Ensign 1 Reg. 225 95 recd 1 June 1792 on acu of Pay & Subsistence
403 Mr. Thompson Ind. Inter. 400 — [Balanced] received 27 June 1794 on acu of compensation as Indian Interp
417 George Taylor Captain 320 — recd 11 July 1794 for 3 Mos Pay & for the Recruiting Service.
427 Thomas Todd County St. 152 — recd 21 Aug 1799 for Pay of Militia of C Reg. for Oct. 1792
438 John Toomy Sug. Major 142 41 acu for D. 21 — bal. recd in 1795. For Pay of himself & debt for January & Feb 1795 —
458 Edward Teele Express 50 — recd Dec 31. 1794 on acu of Pay & expenses as an express from Gov Blount to the Secretary of War
474 Jona. Taylor Ensign 5 95
492 Saml. Tredwell Ag. Fortif. 500 — recd 8 Nov 1794 on account of the Fortifications at Ocracock
822 Alexr. Trueman Major 564 96 advanced by D. Britt on acu of Pay & Subs — other charges ags. him arbd. by Pmg — dead
824 Daniel Tory Ensign 92 86 advanced by D. Britt on acu of Pay & Subsistence
Auw carrd. forwd — 3864756 71
Auw brought forwd — 3864756 71
[undecipherable] Tinsley Captain 1394 74 accounted for
[undecipherable] David Thompson Ensign 413 52 balance due on settlement made in Nov 1797 —
174 Willm. Tharp Cornet 78 — advanced in July 1797 on acu of Pay & Forage
929 Lewis Tousard Major 1400 — advanced in 1799 on account of extra compensation
950 Mr. Templeman 500 — recd Dect on account of the Manufacture of 5000 Gun Flints
989 Edwd. D. Turner Captain 3437 34 recd of Isaac Craig. in 1799 for the Pay of himself & Co to 30 June 1799 & for the Recruiting Service —
987 John Turner Capt. Mr. 662 13 recd of Edw Carrington for the Pay of Militia on the expedition of 1794
989 Willm. Taylor Pay Mr. Virga. Cavalry 2824 66 do ... do ... do
1016 Ch. M. Thurston Contract 11449 25 recd between July & Dec 1799 on acu of supplies to the troops at sundry Posts in Virga.
10 Alexr. Thompson Captain 54 39 accounted for
17 James Underhill Lieut 134 69 accounted for
Auw brot. forwd — 3890302 40
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Auw brought forwd — 3905569 43
415 Elliott & Williams 10 —
492 John Wallace Ag. Fortif. 250 — recd in Dec. 1794 for Mounting Cannon on Beacon Island
763 John Wilkins Q. Mr. Genl. 458915 18
833 Willm. Wells Ind. Inter. 150 — recd in Mar 1798 to defray the exp of himself & Little fourth from Phila to their place of residence —
838 John Whitney St. Keeper 200 — recd in Aug & Sept 1798 on account of his Compensation
844 Richa. Whiley Lieut 104 — recd in Mar 1797 on account of his Pay
848 James Wilkinson Brig. Genl 1100 — Has an unsettled account in this office —
871 Resin Webster Lieut 230 24
879 Edward Wright Ag. Pay Mr 250 — received on account of his compensation as Ass. Storekeeper in Tennessee —
" Jno. Winchester Ind. Com. 1134 42 recd 26 Nov 1797. on acu of his comp & expenses marking the boundary line with the Indians
4 Jos. Wilkinson Tmp. S. Ma 90 — recd in May 1798 on account of his Pay
Auw carrd. forwd — 4367999 97
Auw brought forwd — 4367999 97
904 Aaron C. White Temp. S. Ma. 60 — recd in May 1798 on account of Pay —
924 Ch. Wolstoncraft Lieut 100 — accounted for
732 Joseph Williams My. St. Kpr 24647 22 remaining unaccounted for 18 April 1800 — Ds. 4087.87
946 Samuel Weeks Ag. Fortif. 1200 — accounted for
953 G. Washington Lt. Genl. 1562 40 accounted for
954 James Wilson Cadet 34 25 accounted for
960 Wm. W. Wands Ensign 50 — accounted for
962 John Woodward Ag. Fortif. 7520 — accounted for
985 Robt. Walters Lieut Ma 150 55 recd of Carrington for the Pay of Militia called out in 1794 to suppress an Insurrection
" John Woodroof do 165 74 do — do — do
1004 Leonard Williams Lieut 60 — recd in June 1799. on acu of Pay
Auw carrd. forwd — 4403547 13
Auw brought forwd — 4403547 13
1005 M. & A. Woodward Contractors, amount for 200 — recd 19 Decr. 1799 on acu of supplies to the troops at New London, Connect.
" Wm. Westwood do 3579 5 accounted for
1006 Edmd. Winchester do 243 7 balance remaining on settlement made in August 1799 —
1042 Jeremn. Wadsworth 3000 — recd in July 1799 to enable him to make advances to Contractors for Cartouch Box
1024 Carleton Walker Dt. & Pay Mr 8148 — referred to Mr. Swan for Settlement
1025 Jona. Williams aid decamp to Gen. McPherson 2400 — recd in 1799 on the exp to quell the insurrection in Northampton County H.V.a.
1032 Andor. Warfield 240 — this amount transferred from the Treasury for settlement in Nov 1799 —
262 Isaac Younghusband Ensign 8 67
Dollars 4,418,935 92
amount of advances by the Paymaster Genl due to the 1 January 1800 — Ds. 61,
balance due on accounts unsettled at the 1 January 1800 — 3855521
balance of acu transfd. from the Treasury — 563476 39
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abt. A. & A. of monies due being acu by Pay Master Genl. he — 620836.39
abt. B — of monies due being War issued & Monies transfd. from Treasury — 4418935.92
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defect — 70
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This is a 37 page list of those who have balances owed to the United States.
Date
01/01/1800
Author
Document number
1800010115101
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Notable persons
Joseph G Andrews
David Allison
Hamblin Armstrong
David Ames
Thomas Atkinson
John Bray
William Blount
William Buchanan
Joseph Brock
George Bayrrton
Thomas Bodley
Patrick Brown
John Berrier
John Betson
Daniel Britt
Richard Butler
James Bradford
John Bradshaw
Ross Bird
Thomas Butler
ensign
surgeon's mate
contractor
captain
lieutenant
quartermaster
militia
Chisholm
Indian Department
John Barry
Richard S Blackburn
Edward Butler
Richard Baldwin
James Baker
Joseph Bohannan
George Benn
Hez. W Bissell
Samuel Bent
Daniel Bradley
Jared Brooks
Indians
David Henley
Edward Carrington
James Bruff
Robert Ball
Charles Campbell
George Clendinin
James Carey
Henry Carberry
Robert Miss Campbell
Samuel Cochran
John Cummings
James Clay
Griffith J McRea
Indian interpreter
scouts
Kenhawau County
Captain Stak
Arthur Coody
John Chisholm
John Caldwell
John Carson
John Connor
John G Coffin
Thomas A Claiborne
John Crawford
Richard Campbell
Samuel Cruitchfield
Richard Chandler
Cherokee
militia scouts
Caleb Swan
Joseph Campbell
Walter S Cochrane
William S Cooper
Archibald Crary
Israel Chapin
William Crafts
William Colfax
Eli B Clemson
Joseph C Cornwall
William Clark
Edward Carter
Peter Carr
Cringan & Adams
Ferdinand S Claiborne
William Chancellor
Isaac Craig
Edward Carrington
Elias B Dayton
Frederick Dalcho
William Davidson
Samuel Drake
George Demler
William Diven
Henry DeButts
David DeSaussure
Richard Dwyer
James Dunham
William Dangerfield
Ebenezer Denny
George H Dunn
Joseph Dickinson
Larkins Dickinson
George Washington Duncan
Captain Gibson
Captain Turner
William Deveaux
Elisha C Dick
Robert Duncan
John Edwards
Theophilus Elmer
Andrew Ellicott
Samuel Eddins
Solomon Ellis
William Faulkner
Peter Frothingham
Mahlow Ford
John Ward Fenno
printer
Asa Freeman
William Fulcher
George Fleming
John J Faesch & Co.
Tench Francis
Henry Gaither
William P Gassaway
John Guthrie
Peter Grayson
Joseph Gough
Treasury
William S Grayson
Simon Geddis
Peter Grayson
John Gullion
A. Gibson's Company
William Graves
Isaac Guion
Michael Gunkle
Richard H Greaton
James Gould
Alexander Gibson
R Griffith
James Greenlie
Henry Glen
A Bull & D Greenleaf
Robert Gilmor
Alexander Humphreys
Godlove Heiskell
John J Hamtramck
Richard S Howe
Thomas Hughes
Howe's Company
Charles Hyde
Horatio Hall
William Hill
Edwin Harris
Haskell's Company
Andrew Hunter
David Henley
Stephen Hillis
Thomas Hunt
John Heth
John Habersham
Thomas Holt
county lieutenant
H Abeel
Abraham Jones
Peter Janning
Jonathan Jackson
Loftus Jones
Jacob Kreemer
William Kersey
Jacob Kingsbury
Michael Kalteisen
Whitmore Knaggs
Howel Lewis
John Lowry
Henry Lee
Cornelius Lyman
William A Lee
William Lawson
Henry Lee
Joseph Lewis
John Lovell
Philip Landais
Benjamin Lockwood
Jesse Lukens
Samuel Lewis
James Lanier
Lewis Landais
John Leybourn
Thomas Lewis
James Little
Bezaleel Latimer
James Marshall
Ebenezer Massey
Jacob Melchor
Peter Marks
John Michael
John Morgan
Daniel McLarre
William McMahon
N. B. Morvel
Alexander McGregor
Return Jonathan Meigs
Paul McDermott
William A M McRea
William Morris
Griffith J McRee
Samuel Meredith
Mark McPherson
Malcolm McGee
William McRea
John McKee
John McClary
Hugh McCall
Andrew Marschalk
Edward Miller
Charles Martin
agent
George Colbert
Chickasaw chiefs
John McClallen
Francis Mentges
William Mizell
John Mackey
John G McWhorter
Truman Mosely
Calvin Morgan
Isaac Miller
William Murray
Andrew McClary
Samuel Marshall
Foxall Morris Jr
Parrish & Murdock
Presley Neville
William Nicholson
Ab. Y. Nichols
Simeon North
William Nicholson
James O'Hara
Joshua Orne
Moses Porter
William Preston
Robert Purdy
Benjamin Price
John Paine
Thomas Proctor
Andrew Pickens
John Polhemus
Abner Prior
Thomas Patterson
Pike's Company
Yelverton Peyton
Zebulon Pike
Richard Parker
Pratt's Company
Andrew Pickens
Thomas Pasteur
John Pithlynn
Robert Parkinson
Wylie Pope
John Pearce
Garr. Pendergrast
Ninian Pinckney
Samuel Parker
Michael Roberts
Michael Randolph
James Richmond
Reucastle's Company
John Francis Rivet
Jonathan Remington
Jonathan Robeson
William Rickard
James Read
Colfax & Richards
Captain Eaton
John Rogers
George Rives
Joseph Ruggles & Co
William A Rogers
James Seagrove
Caleb Swan
David Shepherd
Arthur St. Clair
Jacob Slough
Ballard Smith
John Steele
James Stephenson
John Sullivan
Theo. Sedgwick
Jonathan Snowden
Richard Sparks
W. C. Smith
Andrew Shanklin
Joseph Strong
Patrick Shirky
Constant Freeman
Smith's Company
Slough's Company
John Smith
Mathias Slough
Robert Semple
James Sterrett
William B Smith
Henry Smith
John Sergeant
Cornelius R Sedam
Major Cushing
Hockbudge Indians
Daniel Stevens
William Steele
David Strong
Barth. Shaumberg
William P Smith
Campbell Smith
Peter Shoemaker
Stephen G Simmons
Peter P Schuyler
John Steele
George W Stall
James Stille
Amos Stoddard
Ebenezer Stevens
Nathan Starr
Jacob Sheaf
James Smith
Samuel Seton
Winthrop Sergeant
Lane & Salter
John Sharp
Lynn Shackelford
John Stewart
James Sutton
Hugh Scott
Selectmen of Salem
William Swan
Nathaniel Smith
William Simmons
Richard D Spaight
Thomas Shelton
Robert Thompson
James Taylor
clerks
Henry B Towles
Samuel B Turner
Jno Thompson
George Taylor
Thomas Todd
John Toomy
Edward Teele
Jonathan Taylor
Samuel Tredwell
Alexander Trueman
Daniel Tory
Governor Blount
Secretary of War
Samuel Tinsley
David Thompson
William Sharp
Lewis Tousard
Jonathan Temleman
Edward D Turner
John Turner
William Taylor
Charles M Thurston
Alexander Thompson
James Underhill
Solomon Van Rensselaer
Thomas J Vandyke
Abraham B Venable
Nanning J Vischer
William Winston
John F Webb
Anthony Wayne
John Whistler
Charles Wright
John Wade
Aquila Whitager
Elliott & Williams
John Wallace
John Wilkins
William Wells
John Whitney
Richard Whiley
James Wilkinson
Resin Webster
Edward Wright
James Winchester
Joseph Wilkinson
Aaron C White
Charles Wolstoncraft
Joseph Williams
Lemuel Weeks
George Washington
James Wilson
William W Wands
John Woodward
Robert Walters
John Woodroof
Leonard Williams
John and A Woodward
William Westwood
Edward Winchester
Jeremiah Wadsworth
Carleton Walker
Jonathan Williams
Anderson Warfield
Isaac Younghusband
Notable locations
Trenton
Savannah
Georgia
Hardin County, Kentucky
Knoxville
Maryland
North Carolina
West Country
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
Washington County
New York
Pennsylvania
Richmond
New Jersey
Presque isle
Scott County, Kentucky
Woodford County, Kentucky
seat of government
Niagara
Burbon County, Kentucky
Mason County
Nelson County, Kentucky
Winchester, Virginia
Fort Mifflin
Petersburg, Virginia
Carlisle
Fort Johnson, North Carolina
Ohio County
Russell County
Salem, Massachusetts
Ocracock
Ocracoke
Virginia
Selby County
Beacon Island
Philadelphia
Tennessee
New London, Connecticut
Northampton County
Notable items
amount of advances by the Paymaster General
balance transferred from the Treasury
account
rank
supplies
pay
recruiting service
artillery
ship LeJemeaux
expenses
insurrection
clothing
marching
compensation
fortifications
medicine
attendance to the troops
vouchers
forage
subsistence
saw mill
printing
system of artillery
swords
board
salary
public monies
transportation
inspecting and proving cannon
receipts
pistols
public buildings
repairs
boundary line
cavalry swords
Western expedition
cartouch boxes
gun stocks
contract


