Back Pay
Document 1784Fowler requests that Howell transmit a sufficient portion of his back pay to enable him to avoid continued incarceration.
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New Jail Janry 3. 1784
Sir
I some time past wrote you a few lines acquainting you of my being a Soldier in ye 1st Pennsylvania Regt. to me there is due near three Years pay.
I am confind for the sum of Twenty eight pounds. the man is now satisfed if you secure him in twenty two pounds ten shillings which I request of you to do. and upon settlement shall make you a Genteel Compensation for the same. as it will be the means of inlibge-ing Sir
Your most Obdt huml Servt
Patrick Fowler
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Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Fowler requests that Howell transmit a sufficient portion of his back pay to enable him to avoid continued incarceration.
Date
04/03/1784
Author
Recipient
Sent from
New Jail
Document number
1784010370010
Notable persons
Patrick Fowler, soldier in 1st Pennsylvania Regiment
Joseph Howell
Notable locations
New Jail
Notable items
three years pay
settlement
compensation


