REVOLUTIONARY WAR ATTORNEY AFFIDAVIT - JOHN ARTHUR

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Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection

Arthur, John    Pen. 10   1825-1850
Bedford County     

  This day John Arthur came before me John Headen, a justice of the peace and 
was duly qualified that he is the same John Arthur in whose favour a law passed 
the 25th January 1825. placing him on the pension lists, allowing him sixty 
dollars during his life and also forty dollars for his preseant relief, and his 
two half years pay is now due.
       Given under my hand this 19th day of January 1826.
Capt. John A. Otey was given power of attorney for John Arthur.  (Documents are 
light and hard to read)

Jan. 14, 1829--Power of attorney given to Pleasant M. Goggies
Jan. 11, 1830--T. A. Cobb--Power of attorney
Jan. 28, 1833--Capt. Thomas Preston--Power of attorney
Feb. 28, 1831--Robert Campbell--Power of attorney
Feb. 8, 1833--Jordan Armstrong--Power of attorney
(date unreadable)  Joshua L.Fry--Power of attorney
Jan. 28, 1833--Capt. Thomas Preston--Power of attorney
July 16, 1837--Joshua J. Fry--Power of attorney
Jan. 1848--Lawson Nunnally--power of attorney--last payment noted as Sept. 23, 
1850 of 30 dollars.