Simmons Writing Dayton on Suspended Charges in Dayton's Account
Document 1800Simmons received Dayton's letter of the 8th which has a sheet of explanations regarding suspended charges in his account, and is replying to deal with objections Dayton has. Simmons' response contains the accounts of B Yard[?] for the rent of a house to Captain Freeman's Company, wood and transportation, and to Aaron Settle for keeping the houses and oxen. The sum total of these specific charges is 166 dollars and 62.5 cents, of which 150 dollars has not been certified. Simmons has written today to Colonel Smith regarding the original papers significant to Dayton's account.
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Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Simmons received Dayton's letter of the 8th which has a sheet of explanations regarding suspended charges in his account, and is replying to deal with objections Dayton has. Simmons' response contains the accounts of B Yard[?] for the rent of a house to Captain Freeman's Company, wood and transportation, and to Aaron Settle for keeping the houses and oxen. The sum total of these specific charges is 166 dollars and 62.5 cents, of which 150 dollars has not been certified. Simmons has written today to Colonel Smith regarding the original papers significant to Dayton's account.
Date
10/20/1800
Author
Recipient
Repository
Document number
1800102021155
Page start
281
Notable persons
Elias B Dayton
William Simmons
B. Yard
Captain Freeman
Aaron Little
Colonel Smith
contractor
Notable locations
Elizabethtown, New Jersey
Notable items
suspended charges
oxen
wood
rent
house
transportation
account