Account of Thomas Buttery
Document 1793Certification of service and settlement of pay for Thomas Buttery, late private in the 3rd Regt. Maryland.
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[N°] Thomas Buttery late private late 3. [?] [?] Mony.
Dls Cts
By nominal pay received for 7 mo[nths]
16 days in the Year 1778 - 50 [?]ths
Ca 4.90 for one . . . $ 11 32
d°. d°. for the Year 1779 - 80 ds
Ca 21 90 for one . . . $ 3 65
d°. d°. for the Months of January
February & March 1780 - 20ths
Ca 40 for one . . . 50
By Balance to be Certified on
1780 / eighty/ 164 75
Interest from the 1st [undecipherable] 180 22
War Department
Accountants Office
April 1st 1793
Settled in pursuance of an act of the first session of the second Congress after the United States passed the 27 March 1792
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N° The United States in account with Thomas Buttery
Dls Cts
To his pay from the 14th of May 177[8]
to the [undecipherable] of August 1780 Inclusive
= namely = 27 Mos. 1 day
@ $ 2/3 2/3 [undecipherable] p month 180 22
It appears by the Muster Rolls on file in this office that Thomas Buttery [undecipherable] the 1[6]th [undecipherable] 1778 for three Years, and was killed on the [16]th of August 1780
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Type
Document Signed
Description
Certification of service and settlement of pay for Thomas Buttery, late private in the 3rd Regt. Maryland.
Date
04/01/1793
Author
Recipient
Document number
1793040121010
Note
Recipient not specified, but likely Richard Harrison, Auditor of the Treasury
Notable persons
Thomas Buttery
[Richard Harrison]
[Joseph Howell]
private
regiment
Notable locations
War Department Accountants Office
Maryland
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
muster rolls on file in this office
three years


