William Simmons to President John Adams regarding claims of sundry persons
Document 1800Per Adams' request, Simmons enclosed copies of letters from the Secretary of War regarding claims of sundry persons whose accounts were under examination. Simmons offered his opinion on course of action regarding accounts by claiming they are inadmissible. Simmons notes that he and McHenry held differing opinions regarding this matter. Simmons lists nine letters of the Secretary of War and Simmons' reports on these claims.
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Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Per Adams' request, Simmons enclosed copies of letters from the Secretary of War regarding claims of sundry persons whose accounts were under examination. Simmons offered his opinion on course of action regarding accounts by claiming they are inadmissible. Simmons notes that he and McHenry held differing opinions regarding this matter. Simmons lists nine letters of the Secretary of War and Simmons' reports on these claims.
Date
03/15/1800
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1800031521155
Page start
31
Notable persons
John Adams
William Simmons
James McHenry
President of United States
Secretary of War
Brigadier General McPherson
Doctor Charles Brown
Silas Dinsmoor
Indian Agent
Notable locations
Accountant's Office