Payment for Dominic Coiner
Document 1793Mifflin certifies for Howell that Dominic Coiner/Koiner has not received pay for his service in the Maryland line of the Continental Army and therefore is due same.
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The United States 1 D.e
To Dominic Loines
or Roines, late a
Sold.t of the Maryland
Line of the Cont.l Army
For his gratuity as allowed by the act of Congress
for Soldiers who inlisted & served for the War —
Dolls: 80
I Certify that I have critically examined the gratuity paid to the Maryland line of the late Army and do not find that Dominic Loines or Roines has been noted for or received the gratuity allowed by Congress to soldiers who inlisted to serve during the war & continued to the end thereof, the said Dominic Loines or Roines is therefore entitled to that grant with interest thereon commencing the Sixteenth of Novem.d 1793. — Settled under the act of the 1.st Session of the 2.d Congress approved the 27 March 1792 — War Department
Accountants Office
Aug.t 23.d 1793
Joseph Howell Esq.r
Accountant. — paid
Joseph Howel Esqr [undecipherable] &c
[not return'd for land]
Type
Document Signed
Description
Mifflin certifies for Howell that Dominic Coiner/Koiner has not received pay for his service in the Maryland line of the Continental Army and therefore is due same.
Date
08/23/1793
Author
Recipient
Document number
1793082321010
Notable persons
Dominic Coiner (or Koiner), late of the Maryland line of the Cont. Army
soldiers who enlisted and served
Joseph Howell, Esq. Accountant
Benjamin Mifflin, clerk
Notable locations
Maryland
War Department Accountant's Office
Notable items
his gratuity as granted as allowed by the Act of Congress
that grant with interest
settled under the Act of the First Session of the Second Congress approved the 27th of March 1792


