Amelia County, Virginia, Military-French & Indian War:  Providers of Provisions
for Militia

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Freddie Spradlin
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An act of assembly, passed March 1758, the 31st year of the reign of 
King George II, some of the militia were called out for service in 
the early days of the French and Indian War, Annexed to this act,
was a schedule of the names of the militia officers and soldiers,
and the citizens who furnished provisions to that militia.  
This is the schedule pertaining to Amelia County.



                  AMELIA COUNTY. 
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d.   
To Richard Booker, for Provisions to Indians,                           2 17  6 
To Captain Henry Anderson,                                             32 16 00
   Lieutenant Branch Tanner,                                           15 18 00
   Ensign George Farley,                                               10 12 00
To Richard Craddock, John Cox, Serjeants, 7l. 2s. each,                14  4 00 
To John Chumley, Abel Man, John Baldwin, James Harris, John 
   Dier, Robert Blanchet, John Culpeper, Richard Hooff, 
   William Forster, Francis Smith, Bryan Farguson, 
   5l. 6s. each,                                                       58  6 00
To Humphrey Hendrick,                                                   4 11 00
To William Jackson, Robert Hinton, Peter Burton, John 
   Appling, Charles Harrison, John Hendrick, Frederick 
   Reams, Samuel Mann, John Cooke, Shem Cooke, William 
   Cannon, Thomas Farguson, Peter Webster, Richard 
   Farguson, John Wilson, James Arnold, William Childre, 
   James Lockett, William Abney, William Hill, Joseph 
   Burgess, Charles Smith, William Wood, William Hudson, 
   Christopher Hinton, George Hasting, 5l. 6s. each,                  137 16 00
To James Cheatham,                                                      4  8 00
To Stephen Howell, William Ray, John Hamton, William 
   Haynes, John Hammock, John Minear, Robert Steady, 
   John Githings, Abram West, John James Farley, 
   5l. 6s. each,                                                       53 00 00 
To captain John Winne,                                                 31 16 00
   Lieutenant James Clark,                                             15 18 00
   Ensign John Fitzpatrick,                                            10 12 00
   Serjeant Robert Hall,                                                2 16 00
To William Ford, and William Whitworth, serjeants, 
   7l. 1s. 4d. each,                                                   14  2  8
   Bowling Hall,                                                        1  2 00
To Hermon Thomson, serjeant, instead of Hall,                           4  5  4 
To Hermon Thomson, a soldier,                                           2  2 00
To Moses Estis, John Estis, Benjamin Meadows, William 
   Person, Ralph Shelton, William Harris, Robert Hamm, 
   William Estis, John Avery, William Hamm, James Campbell, 
   William Farguson, Joseph Goodman, John Brassfield, 
   Richard Fauster, Robert Fauster, Edward Farguson, 
   John Herman, Charles Man, Daniel Prisnall, Thomas 
   Wright, Ambrose Cumpton, Thomas Jones, Joel Hurt, James 
   Hurt, William Hurt, John Fauster, George Ridley, James 
   Rice, Uriah Hawks, George Moore, Richard Hawks, Bell 
   Hulm, John Moore, Thomas Hulm, Henry Clay, James Hurt, 
   jun. John Loving, William Hutcherson, Thomas Gunn, 
   John Harris, Edmond Ballard, and Nimrod Henson, 
   5l. 6s. each,                                                      227 18 00
To James Hallis,                                                        3  4 00
To Henry Paulin, and Benjamin Parrott, 5l. 6s. each,                   10 12 00
To Richard Condrow,                                                    00 13 00
   William Burgh,                                                      00 10 00
   John Harris, jun.                                                    5  6 00
To major Wood Jones, for carrying drafted soldiers to 
   Fredericksburg in 1756.                                              6 14 00
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