Certification of payment; Lieutenant George Steel in Captain Jacob Darlings Company, 1st Regiment Philadelphia County Militia, commanded by Colonel Joseph Cowperthwaite, ordered into service in 1794 to suppress an insurrection in the Western Counties of Pennsylvania
Document 1800Certification of payment; $10 retained rations to Lieutenant George Steel in Captain Jacob Darlings Company, 1st Regiment Philadelphia County Militia, commanded by Colonel Joseph Cowperthwaite, ordered into service in 1794 to suppress an insurrection in the Western Counties of Pennsylvania.
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Gun carriages from 1 Decr 1799 to 15t March 1800, agreeably to the Instructions given by major Lewis Tousard by order of Major Genl Alexr Hamilton, while there for returning which sum is to be transmitted to Nicholas Fish Supervisor New York, to be by him paid to the said Lieutt [undecipherable]
[underline: Dolls 131. 25] [W.S.]
The Secy of War
(Accountants Office
March 20. 1800)
I Certify, that there is due to Washington Morton, and Samuel B Malcolm the sum of one hundred &fourteen Dollars being for their services respectively as Judge advocate on Genl Courts martial held in the City of New York in the Year 1799, (the former on the Trials of Captn Fry & Doctr Osborne the latter on those of major Stoops & Captr Cochran) admitted agreeably to a letter from the Secretary of War dated Sept 4th 1799 which sum is payable to Thos B Adams order. [W.L.]
[underline: Dolls 114— Inds Conts exps]
The Secy of War
March 21st 1800
I Certify that there is due to George Steel Lieutt in Captt Jacob Darling's company 1 Regt of Philada county Militia commanded by Colll Joseph Cowperthwaite ordered into service in 1794 to Suppress an Insurrection in the Western Counties of Pennylvania the sum of ten dollars & Two being balance due him for retained rations from 15 Septr to 24 Decr 1794 — inclusive— [W.S.]
[underline: Dolls 10. 10]
The Secy of War
(Accountants Office
March 21st 1800)
I Certify that there is due to Alexr Co-bean Captr in the Regt of York County militia commanded by Colll Jerh mosher, ordered into service to Suppress an Insurrection in the Western Counties of Pennsylvania in 1794 the sum of sixteen dollars & 40/100, being the balance due for his retained rations from 14th Septr to 24 Decr 1794 inclusively — [M.S.]
[underline: Dolls 16. 40]
The Secy of War
(March 22d 1800.
I Certify that there is due to the Governors of the New York Hospital the sum of Fifty nine dollars & 55/100, being for Board medicine & attendance & for funeral expenses of James Bullan late a Private, & insane, in Captr Fredk Fryes Company 1 Regt of Artilly & Engrs from 31 July to 6 Decr 1798, the day of his death, & acct admitted by the Secretary of War — which sum is to be transmitd to Nicholas Fish Supervisor New York to be by him paid to Wm. Allison Stewart of the aforesaid Hospital— [W.S.]
[underline: Dolls 59. 55]
The Secy of War
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Certification of payment; $10 retained rations to Lieutenant George Steel in Captain Jacob Darlings Company, 1st Regiment Philadelphia County Militia, commanded by Colonel Joseph Cowperthwaite, ordered into service in 1794 to suppress an insurrection in the Western Counties of Pennsylvania.
Date
03/21/1800
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1800032121552
Page start
173
Notable persons
James McHenry
William Simmons
Lieutenant George Steel
Captain Jacob Darling
Company
1st Regiment
Philadelphia County Militia
command
Colonel Joseph Cowperthwaite
accountant
Secretary of War
Notable locations
Accountant's Office
Western Counties of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Notable items
insurrection
retained rations
pay
Whiskey Rebellion


