Letter from the Accountant of the War Department to Messrs Parrish & Murdock
Document 1800Simmons informs Parrish and Murdock to expect payment from Jedediah Huntingdon.
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that you have not charged the [undecipherable] Hercules Stores for above
the invoice price —
You will please to use dispatch in this business, to expedite
the Settlement of your account —
Sam Ho
Messrs Parrish & Murdoch Accountants Office
Madison & Brooklyn near January 8th 1790
Gentlemen
Your account vouchers for supplies to the Troops at
Brooklyn & Long Island 1 Nov & 30 December 1789, have been forwarded.
The sum of One hundred Dollars credited in your favor which
you will receive from [undecipherable] Samuel Huntingdon upon your granting
him the necessary receipt —
Sam Ho
Frederick Huntingdon Esqr January 8th 1790
Collector New London
Sir
The Treasurer of the United States will remit you
the Sum of One hundred Dollars being for a balance of rations
& Quarter master Stores furnished the Troops at Brooklyn by
Messrs Parrish & Murdoch between 1 Novr & 30 December 1789.
[undecipherable] you will please pay them upon their granting the
necessary receipt —
Sam Ho
Type
Letterbook
Description
Simmons informs Parrish and Murdock to expect payment from Jedediah Huntingdon.
Date
01/08/1800
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1800010821055
Page start
471
Notable persons
William Simmons
Jedediah Huntingdon
collector New London
troops
Notable locations
Accountant's Office
Windham County
Brooklyn township
Connecticut
Notable items
vouchers
supplies
receipts

