1790-1791 Dated, Lot of 3 Partially-Printed Certificates Signed, Ralph Pomeroy as Comptroller, Payments of "Lawful Money, out of any Funds appropriated for the Payment of Interest on the Liquidated Debt of the State of Connecticut.", Printed by Hudson and Goodwin, Very Fine or better.
Hartford, Connecticut, 1790-91. Lot of 3, all are Comptroller-Office Payments of "Lawful Money, out of any Funds appropriated for the Payment of Interest on the Liquidated Debt of the State of Connecticut." All three were issued for 5 Shillings, Black text with simple black scroll work border, each with near invisible cut-cancel at center, and nicely signed by Ralph Pomeroy as Comptroller. (3 items)
Ralph Pomeroy was a notable figure in the late 18th century, serving as the Comptroller of Connecticut in 1790. His career began with significant military service during the American Revolutionary War, where he held positions such as first lieutenant and Deputy Quartermaster General for Connecticut.
Following the Revolutionary War, Pomeroy engaged in mercantile and manufacturing activities in Hartford. Despite his attempts to secure federal appointments for himself, including requests made to George Washington, he remained active in state roles, notably managing Connecticut's finances as Comptroller, where he oversaw state debt payments and other fiscal responsibilities. |