Military: Rev War: Edward Byram, 1793: Westmoreland Co, PA 

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 EDWARD BYRAM   Affidavit of Military Service, Westmoreland County, Pa.
Kentucky,  Bourbon County S.S. 

Personally appeared before me, one of the Commonwealth Justices for said
County, Edward Byram, and being duly sworn according to Law, sayeth that James
Leech was a Captain of the Militia of Westmoreland County and State of
Pennsylvania in a battalion commanded by Colonel James Smith, and was taken
prisoner by the Indians in February ?th ,1779 in actual serviss 
by order of two Sub County Lieutenants and returned home in the fall of the
year in 1782, and is now living in Kentucky in Fyatte County.  Sworn and
subscribed this twenty fourth day of Augt. 1793	signed Edward Byram

 I certify that Edward Byram came before me, Alvin Mountjoy, one of the 
Commonwealth Justices  in the County of  Bourbone  and State of Kaintuckky  
and was quallifide that the above deposition is true and just to the best of
his noledg.
        Given under my hand this 24th of August  1793.  Alvin Mountjoy