Soldier never discharged
Document 1784Brearley protests that he was never officially discharged from the Army and was in fact an officer at the time of the reduction of the Army.
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Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Brearley protests that he was never officially discharged from the Army and was in fact an officer at the time of the reduction of the Army.
Date
04/30/1784
Author
Recipient
Document number
1784043090010
Notable persons
David Brearley
Army
General Sullivan
regiment
John Conway
Courts Martial
Notable locations
New Jersey
Notable items
Minutes of Joint Meetings
Lieutenant Colonel in the New Jersey line
Resolutions of Congress for establishing the army during the war
Chief Justice of the that State
unlimited furlough
separate department
resignation
Legislature of New Jersey
vacancies
Journal of Congress, Vols. 8,4,5
Act of Congress of the 20th day of June 1779
rules established for the government of the Army
cashiering by court-martial
reducing of the regiment or corps
deranging