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| − | At a General Court | + | At a General Court Martial of the Line whereof Colo. Bayley is President the 16th Instant, Colo. Thomas Proctor of Artillery was tried upon the following Charges |
| − | 1st Mustering Men in his Regiment as Soldiers that were not Actually doing the Duty of Soldiers, and Returning them on Command when they were Doing the Duty of Servants in his & other Families | + | 1st Mustering Men in his Regiment as Soldiers that were not Actually doing the Duty of Soldiers, and Returning them on Command when they were Doing the Duty of Servants in his & other Families in the City of Philadelphia |
2ndly For Discharging Soldiers in his Regiment for Sums of Money | 2ndly For Discharging Soldiers in his Regiment for Sums of Money | ||
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3dly Fraud in the Settlements of his Recruiting accounts | 3dly Fraud in the Settlements of his Recruiting accounts | ||
| − | 4thly Signing a fake Certificate for Qr. | + | 4thly Signing a fake Certificate for Qr. Masters Stores |
5thly Discharging a Number of able Bodied men from his Regiment to the great prejudice of the Service | 5thly Discharging a Number of able Bodied men from his Regiment to the great prejudice of the Service | ||
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At a General Court Martial of the Line whereof Colo. Bayley is President the 16th Instant, Colo. Thomas Proctor of Artillery was tried upon the following Charges
1st Mustering Men in his Regiment as Soldiers that were not Actually doing the Duty of Soldiers, and Returning them on Command when they were Doing the Duty of Servants in his & other Families in the City of Philadelphia
2ndly For Discharging Soldiers in his Regiment for Sums of Money
3dly Fraud in the Settlements of his Recruiting accounts
4thly Signing a fake Certificate for Qr. Masters Stores
5thly Discharging a Number of able Bodied men from his Regiment to the great prejudice of the Service