Account of Capt. Sedgwick
DocumentAn itemized account for Capt. Theodore Sedgewick of the 2nd United States Regiment with a total sum of $104.46 for duties performed during a period between 1792 and 1796.
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[Endorsed: Delivered Octobre 2d / recd 24 Novr / Answd Jany [undecipherable]]
[Address: William Simmons Esqr accountant / Philadelphia]
D'troit October 2d 1797.
Sir,
I observe in one of your Schedules an advance of pay for Lieut Peter Marks. I have to observe to you, that Lt Marks received [strikethrough: in the] 3d day of June 1795 from Captain Edward Butler, 1773 dollars for the recruiting [service?]; his receipt has long since been forwarded by me to your Office; — on the 23rd of November 1795 Ensign W.P. Smith refunded to me 230 dollars of [strikethrough: the above mentioned] money, for and on account of the [said?] Lt Marks, with which he stands Credited in my books. — he is still accountable for the balance of 1543 dollars. — and I presume [strikethrough: I cannot produce receipts for more than the] bounty of about twenty recruits. — I conceive it to be an object, to have this account settled.
Captain Sedgwick has desired me to enclose his account to you (which I herewith send) and to remind you that he is in want of the money and wishes to have it settled.
I am Sir
Your obt Servt
C. [undecipherable]
W. Simmons Esqr Acct
P.S. your letter of the 1 Sept last are received also the Schedule of your advances, which was enclosed.
C. [undecipherable]
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Dr The United States to Capt. Theo. Sedgwick
Dollrs Cents
To the difference of pay between an Ensign and a Lieut from the 30th July (the day of my promotion) to the 31st of Octob. 1792 inclusive is three Months & 2 days at six doll. pr Month having Recd only Ensigns pay for that time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 40
To the pay allowed for Mustering the Militia at the lower ports in the State of Georgia 25 days in 1795 at 20 doll. pr Month . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 6
To the pay allowed for Mustering the Militia at the upper Ports in the State of Georgia from the 5th Jany to the 25th Jany 1796 inclusive is 21 days at 26 doll. pr Month . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 "
To the extra pay allowed for doing the duty of Adjutant from the 12th July to the 31st Dec. 1792 inclusive is 5 Months & 18 days at 10 dollars pr Month . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
Dollars 104 46
Theo. Sedgwick Capt.
2d U. States Regiment
Type
Copy of document
Description
An itemized account for Capt. Theodore Sedgewick of the 2nd United States Regiment with a total sum of $104.46 for duties performed during a period between 1792 and 1796.
Author
Recipient
Document number
9999999993201
Page start
4
Note
Enclosed in Swan to Simmons, 10/02/1799.
Notable persons
Theodore Sedgwick

