Miscellaneous Letters Sent by the Accountant of the War Department and the Second Auditor, Apr 14, 1795-May 5, 1886. (RG217)

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Miscellaneous Letters Sent by the Accountant of the War Department and the Second Auditor, Apr 14, 1795-May 5, 1886. (RG217)

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Letterbook, War Dept Accountant, RG217

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Simmons Writes the Comptroller Regarding Disallowed Charges on the Settlement of James O'Hara's Accounts Document
Simmons Replying to Orne's Letter of December 17th Document
Simmons Providing Dexter with a Statement on the Expenditures on Account of the Fortifications of Ports and Harbors Document
Statement of Monies applied for the defense of Ports & Harbors Document
Simmons Informing Orne of the Remaining Balance on his Account Document
Simmons Requesting Claypoole Sign an Oath for an Account for Publishing on Behalf of the War Department Document
Simmons Informing Gilmor of the Examination of his Accounts for the Fortifications of Baltimore Document
Simmons Confirms Receipt of Hodgdon's Letter of December 29th Document
Simmons Informs Whelan that no Advances can be Admitted to a Person's Credit at the Accountant's Office Document
Simmons Informs Davis that the Muster Rolls Indicate Ray and John Followell Never Rendered Service Document
Simmons Informing Hodgdon that the Treasurer is Remitting the Pay of Hodgdon and his Staff Document
Simmons Informing Huntington that the Treasurer is Remitting him Monies to be Forwarded to Elijah and Simon House Document
Simmons Informs the Houses of a Sum Being Sent by Jedediah Huntingdon Document
Simmons Informing Orne that a Particular Charge is Too Vague Document
Simmons Informing Baldwin of the Posession of Particular Pay and Muster Rolls as well as the Allowance Given to Scouts in Georgia Document
Simmons Informing Jackson of a Sum Admitted to his Credit and the Receipt of his Accounts for the Fortifications of Boston Document
Sprigg Receiving $90 for Salary from October 1st to December 31st 1800 Document
Disbursing $90 to Frederick Sprig Document
Facilitating Settling of the Accounts of James Morrison and Colonel Edwards Document
Resubmitting a Report on the Subject of Cartouch Boxes Document
Explaining the Amount of Compensation Which can be Permitted for Captain Guion Document
Deducting from the Pay from Captain Bird Document
Receiving $300 from the Treasurer for Boston's Fortifications Document
Crediting Crocker Against a Larger Balance Document
Crediting Crocker for Items Furnished to Forts Johnson and Moultrie Document