Account of James Kitchen
Document 1794Certification of service and settlement of pay for James Kitchen, late private in the 1st and 6th South Carolina Regiments.
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[N°. 416
James Kitchen
Pr. 6th & 1st Reg.t S.C.
March 21.st 1794]
Dr. The United States in Account with James Kitchen [undecipherable] late [undecipherable] his [undecipherable] South Carolina
dolls cts
For his Pay from 1st August 1779 to the 1st July 1781 23 Months @ 6⅔ dollars ℗ Month . . . — 153 33
Dolls 153 33
Note the 1.st of July 179[undecipherable] was the day of the General Exchange [undecipherable]
The Auditor of the Treasury —
dolls cts
By nominale Pay rose [undecipherable] of the United States
from the 5. Aug[ust] 79 to the 5.s [undecipherable]
1786 6 Months @ 6⅔
dollars ℗ Month — 40 —
ditto Adut of the State of South Carolina from 1 Sept[ember] 79 to
the [undecipherable] 1780 5 Months 30
@ 6 dolls ℗ Month 83
@ 24.00 for one 70 —
2— 82
150 51
153 33
By balance to be Certified on Interest from 1st July 1781 — Dolls 150.51
War Department
Accountants Office
March 21st 1794
Settled under Act of Congress of the 27th March 1792 — [signed] Joseph Howells
Type
Copy of document
Description
Certification of service and settlement of pay for James Kitchen, late private in the 1st and 6th South Carolina Regiments.
Date
03/21/1794
Author
Recipient
Sent from
War Department Accountants Office
Document number
1794032121501
Notable persons
James Kitchen
Joseph Howell
Auditor of the Treasury
Notable locations
War Department Accountants Office
South Carolina
Notable items
Account
pay
dollars
cents
general exchange
balance
certified
interest
settled
act of congress
27 March 1792
1 August 1779
1 July 1781
1 February 1780
1 September 1779

