SOUTH CAROLINA - REVOLUTIONARY WAR RECORD - 1785 - Abraham GREEN


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Contributed by:
 Linda L. Green   (alrebel@mindspring.com)
 23 Feb 1999

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Abraham Green  
Record Number 3058   
Revolutionary Records at the 
South Carolina Department of Archives and History 
Columbia South Carolina

24 May 1785
	Mr. Abr. Green   his account of forage for militia use in 1781 say 
five bus. Corn charged seventeen shillings 
and six pence sterling.   NOT ATTESTED

		Exd.  P. Mc

South Carolina_______interest received of Abram Green for five bushels of 
corn for the use of Col. Wm. Bratton's Regiment. 
 Received by me. Wm. Jenkins Lieut  October  the 11th 1781


South Carolina
     Pursuant to an Act of the General Assembly passed the 16th of March, 1783, 
We, the Commissioners of the Treasury, have this day delivered to Mr. Abraham 
Green this our Indented Certificate for the sum of Seventeen 
shillings and six pence sterling for forage of militia use in 1781  _____
Audited.
The said Abraham Green, his Executors, Administrators, or Assigns, will be 
entitled to receive from this Office, the sum of one shilling and two pence on 
the demand for one year's interest on the principal sum of seventeen 
shillings and six pence and the like interest annually _____General Assembly 1783.
The said Abraham Green, his Executors, Administrators, or Assigns, will be 
entitled also to receive and shall be paid, if demanded, the principal sum of 
seventeen shillings and six pence on the twenty fourth of May 1787.
The said Abraham Green, his Executors, Administrators, or Assigns, may make 
any purchases at any public sales of confiscated property (except such as 
shall be ordered by the Legislature for Special Purposes;), and this Indent 
shall be received in payment.
For the true performance of the several payments in manner abovementioned, 
the Public Treasury is made liable, and the Faith of the State pledged by 
the aforesaid Act.
Given under our hands at the Treasury Office in Charleston the Twenty Fourth 
day of May one thousand seven hundred 
and eighty five.

				(Signatures Scratched Through)       
                                 Commissioners of the Treasury

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