Verdict of Court Martial of Lieutenant Stephen G. Simmons
Document 1800Lieutenant Stephen Simmons is dismissed from military service for malconduct.
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By the President of the United States of America
Whereas Stephen G Simmons first Lieutenant in the United States Cavalry was by a General Court Martial lately holden at Philadelphia tried on Sundry Charges for Malconduct exhibited against him and sentenced to be dismissed from the Service of the United States and to receive other punishments, which proceedings and Sentence after having been considered by the President of the United States and before any Order made by him thereon were returned to the War Office and therein Consumed by Fire on the evening of the eighth of November One thousand eight hundred. The President Orders that the said Stephen G Simmons be dismissed from the Service of the United States and he is dismissed accordingly.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the War Office at the City of Washington this twelfth day of November in the Year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred.
sign'd
Saml. Dexter
Secy of War
[seal]
Type
Letterbook
Description
Lieutenant Stephen Simmons is dismissed from military service for malconduct.
Date
11/12/1800
Document number
1800111290101
Page start
3
Note
[Mentions fire on Nov. 8, and signed by Dexter.]
Notable persons
President
Secretary at War
President John Adams
cavalry
Samuel Dexter
Notable locations
Philadelphia
City of Washington
War Office
Notable items
sundry charges
malconduct

