Account of Edward Dougherty: Page #1

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The United States in account with Edward Dougherty priv. brig. 9th late 4th Reg. Maryland

For his pay as private from the 13th of May 1778 to the 1st of August 1779--14 mos. 19 days

    @ 6 2/3 dollars per month.........................97.55                                                          

For his pay as Corporal from the 1st of August 1779 to

    the 1st of January 1780   5 months @7 1/3
    dollars per month...........................36 67

For his pay as Serg from 1st January to 1st August 1780

    7 Months @ 10 dolls per month.................70.00
                                                      Dollars....204.22

It appears by the muster rolls dire amt this office that Edward Doughtry insisted on the 13th of May 1773 for the ware appointment Corporal 1st of August 1779, fare= moledo to Sergeant 1st of January 1780, nude died on the 13th of January 1781. John McIntire Esq. late assistant Coome of army accounts has settled his pat from the State of Elugle 1780 (Signed)

the Auditor of the Treasury

By normal pay received for 7 mos. 19 days in the year 1778.........50 89/100 @ 4 87/100 for owe....10.45 By normal pay received for year 1779.....83 33/100 @ 21 91/100 for owe...............................................3.80 By normal pay received for months of January, February & March 1780. 30 @ 40 for owe................................3.75 By balance to be certified on Interest from the State of August 1780/ eighty................................189.22

                                           Dollars 204.22

war Department Accountants Office April 26th 1793

Settled in insurance of an acct of session of the second Congressional of the United States signed the 27th March 1792

Joseph Howell, Acct.