Claim for extra compensation; Doctor Brown
Document 1800Claim for extra compensation; $815 to Doctor Charles Brown for attendance on sick Indians, and for rent of a house to treat sick Indians, with an extra charge attending Indians during the Treaty of Greenville, as stated by agreements with Generals Wayne and Wilkinson. Simmons goes on to question whether the claim is sufficiently substantiated, especially since at the time Dr. Brown was on the military pay rolls.
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Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Claim for extra compensation; $815 to Doctor Charles Brown for attendance on sick Indians, and for rent of a house to treat sick Indians, with an extra charge attending Indians during the Treaty of Greenville, as stated by agreements with Generals Wayne and Wilkinson. Simmons goes on to question whether the claim is sufficiently substantiated, especially since at the time Dr. Brown was on the military pay rolls.
Date
03/06/1800
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1800030621252
Page start
164
Notable persons
James McHenry
William Simmons
Doctor Charles Brown
Indians
General Anthony Wayne
General James Wilkinson
William Henry Harrison
Congress
accountant
Secretary of War
sick Indians
Notable locations
Accountant's Office
Greenville
Detroit
Notable items
pay
medical attendance
rent
house
claim
military pay rolls
Treaty at Greenville
compensation
house
rent
evidence
certificate
appeal