Hamilton asks Troup to be the executor of his will and then provides the details of his financial affairs. He laments the necessity of omitting his Scottish father from his will.
William Hill is mustered to have deserted on March 7th 1792 but it appears that he was held prisoner by the Delaware Indians from April 7th 1792 until November 7th 1794. He was advanced $10 to travel to Philadelphia to recover his pay.
According to Captain Thaylor's muster, it appears that Private John Connor was taken prisoner by Indians from October 17th 1793 until May 14th 1794, and that Timothy Pickering did advance to him $10 for his travel to Philadelphia to get his account settled.
Simmons certifies that $10 is due Timothy Pickering being the sum paid by him on November 12th 1794 at Kon-on-daiqua [Canandaigua New York] to William Hill, a Corporal of Captain Kingsbury's Company.
Simmons certifies that $90.00 is due Michael G. Houdin, Deputy Military Storekeeper at Albany, being his pay from April through June 1795, to be transmitted to Nicholas Fish, supervisor New York.
Muster and pay roll for Corps of Artillerists and Engineers at West Point. Freeman requested Simmons correct any errors in rolls and transmit sum due officers.
Simmons certifies that $1,287.21 is due Forman Cheeseman, Constructor of the Frigate at New York, being the balance of his salary for August 10th 1794 to June 30th 1795.
