1815-16 Handwritten Claim Receipt Signed by George S Huntington, War of 1812 Era

This is an original 1815–1816 handwritten financial claim record involving George S. Huntington. The fragment is docketed as No. 33 and notes a payment of $11.00 for a second class claim originally filed on April 25, 1815. The payment was received in full from Tho’s Moffett on July 3, 1816, as signed by Huntington.

– Date: Filed April 25, 1815 / Paid July 3, 1816
– Amount: $11.00
– Names: George S. Huntington, Tho’s Moffett, John Todd
– Content: Payment acknowledgment for filed claim
– Format: Manuscript fragment with period handwriting
– Features: Red wax seal remnants on reverse
– Size: Approximately 7.75″ tall by 3″ wide

A nice example of early 19th-century American financial documentation, suitable for collectors of manuscript ephemera, War of 1812-era materials, or historical autographs.

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