Entitlement of credit; William Willoughby, for erecting sundry buildings at Fort Norfolk, and repair of the barracks under authority of Captain R.S. Blackburn
Document 1800Entitlement of credit; $3391.08 to William Willoughby, deceased, for erecting sundry buildings at Fort Norfolk, and repair of the barracks under authority of Captain Richard S. Blackburn.
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[Accountants Office
March 5th 1800]
I certify that there is due to Thomas [undecipherable] contractor as aforesaid [undecipherable] the sum of Seventy five dollars & 75/100 being for rations quarter master & hospital stores furnished the recruits to the 18 days at and their under the command of Saint Haugh between the 20 & 31 Decr 1799 which sum is to be transmitted to John Chillis supervisor to be by him paid to the Thomas Enous —
75/
Subt of the Army $5. 67
Quarter master Dept 7. 33
Hospital Dept 7. 33
— [undecipherable] 4. 37
The Secy of War
March 5th 1810 —
I Certify that there is due to George Apreell [undecipherable] & & & as Cents to Major Genl Hamilton the Sum of Fifty three dollars & 33/100 being for his travelling expenses from Charleston S.C.a to New York when ordered on by Major Generals Hamilton & his letter to him dated New York the 11 Novr 1799 being 333 Miles distance at the rate of one dollar & 6/100 for every 20 miles —
No
Dr 53. 62.
The Secy of War
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Entitlement of credit; $3391.08 to William Willoughby, deceased, for erecting sundry buildings at Fort Norfolk, and repair of the barracks under authority of Captain Richard S. Blackburn.
Date
03/01/1800
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1800030122152
Page start
161
Notable persons
James McHenry
William Simmons
Edward Carrington
supervisor Richmond Virginia
William Willoughby
Captain Richard S. Blackburn
accountant
Secretary of War
deceased
Notable locations
Fort Norfolk
Virginia
Accountant's Office
Notable items
building contruction
pay
repair of barracks

