Account of Christopher Garlington
Document 1794Certification of service and settlement of pay for Christopher Garlington, late a private in the 2nd South Carolina Regiment.
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[Christopher Gustington Private late 2. Reg. S. Carolina — dolls cts]
[War Department
Accountants Office
January 10th 1794
Settled in pursuance of an act
of the first of the Second Congress of the
United States passed the 27th March 1792
[signed] W.S Howell]
2. 29
By nominal Pay recd of the United States from 1st July to Nov.
79 – 4 Mo @ 6⅔ dls. – 26. 67
ditto Addl of the State
of South Carolina from
1 Sept. to 1st Nov. 1779
2 Months @ 6 dls –
38. 67
16. 38/100 P M
" Indent No 13 recd of the State
for 47.4.2 Sterl: drs 4/8 each – 202. 32
By balance to be certified on
Interest from 1st May 1782 – 17. 39
Dolls – 222 –
The United States in Account with the [?]
For his Pay from the 1st July 79 to the
10th of April 1782 33 Mo: 9
days @ 6⅔ drs P Month – 222 –
Note The above Man received an Indent
from the State of South Carolina for Pay from
the 1st May 1779 to the 10th of April 1782
at which time I have considered him
Discharged –
(signed) W.S Howell –
Dolls 222 –
The Auditor of the Treasury
Type
Document Signed
Description
Certification of service and settlement of pay for Christopher Garlington, late a private in the 2nd South Carolina Regiment.
Date
01/10/1794
Author
Recipient
Sent from
New York
Document number
1794011021012
Notable persons
Christopher Garlington
Joseph Howell, Accountant
Richard Harrison, Auditor of the Treasury
Notable locations
Accountants Office
South Carolina
Treasury Office
United States
Notable items
Account
nominal pay
dollars
cents
balance to be certified on interest
settled in pursuance of an Act of the First Session of the Second Congress of the United States passed the 27th March 1792
indent

