Simmons Informs Darling That No Pay May Be Received After a Resignation is Submitted

Item

Type

Author's Letterbook Copy

Title

Simmons Informs Darling That No Pay May Be Received After a Resignation is Submitted

Description

Simmons received a letter from Darling dated the 5th of September which suggested that Darling felt he deserved pay after submitting his resignation. Simmons notes that his resignation was accepted on the 21st of January, and there were no situations where an officer received pay after having submitted his resignation and having it approved, and thus Darling does not warrant any additional pay.

year created

1800

month created

09

day created

18

sent from location

Accountant's Office

recipient

sent to location

Hopkinton, near Concord, NH

in image

author note

William Simmons

recipient note

Major Timothy Darling

notable person/group

Major Timothy Darling
William Simmons
officer

notable location

Hopkinton, near Concord, New Hampshire
Accountant's Office
war office

notable item/thing

pay
resignation
officer pay

document number

1800091821255

page start

260

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Document instances

In image In source Location in source
[view document] (404 pages) YLA01 (404 pages) Collection: Miscellaneous Letters Sent by the Accountant of the War Department and the Second Auditor, Apr 14, 1795-May 5, 1886. (RG217) V: G, P: 260

Document names

Type Name Location Notes
Author William Simmons Accountant's Office [n/a]
Recipient Timothy Darling Hopkinton, near Concord, NH [n/a]