Pay of George Drewyer, Interpreter
Document 1799Pay of $100 to George Drewyer as an Indian interpreter and express at Fort Massac.
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The United States
To Richard Cravate Dr
1790
September 1 } To my Services as an Interpreter to the Indians at the Post of Fort McHenry Walnut Hills from this date until September 22. 1790 at 30 Dollars ꝑ Month As ꝑ Contract with the Major Commanding Officer — } Dolls. Cents
22 —
The above Cravatt was employed by me for the service & at the rate above stated, the Q. Master will therefore be pleased to discharge his Account —
To be passed — [undecipherable] Kersey Major
P Regt.
Japt Dickinson
Received, Oct. 4th 1790 from John Wilkins, Junr. Esqr. Quarter Master General. twenty two Dollars — in full for my Services as Interpreter to the Indians in the neighbourhood of Fort McHenry from the first to the twenty-second Day of September 1790 inclusive
Signed Duplicates
In presence of Richard his R Cravat
A [undecipherable] W Ad. mark
[undecipherable]
Condt at Ft McHenry
Description
Pay of $100 to George Drewyer as an Indian interpreter and express at Fort Massac.
Date
03/25/1799
Author
Document number
1799032579510
Notable persons
John Wilkins Jr
George Drewyer
Dreyer
Thomas Oliver
Indians
interpreter
express
Notable locations
Fort Massac
Notable items
voucher
pay

