CAMPBELL COUNTY VA REVOLUTIONARY WAR MEDICAL PENSION AFFIDAVIT - TIM McAMIS

Copyright (c) 2003 by Janet Putt Neville.  [jandneville@yahoo.com]

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Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection


McAmis, Tim----------Pen. 254 & 254a-----------------1795-1811, 1811-24
Soldier, State Militia
Campbell County and Greene County

Children-Alex, John, Betsy, William, Margaret, Jane Elenor, Isabel, and Nancy who married William Edmiston

Also See: Boush, Goodrich-Burk, John

   Put on the pension list in 1792 with an allowance of $50 yearly(**document in 
pieces on Microfilm)--wound to the arm at the siege at Little York which was 
from a bombshell bursting--this was at the capture of the British Army under the 
command of General Cornwall at in York Town.

     McAmis was in Tennessee in 1822

CONTRIBUTOR'S NOTES:
The documents are not put into microfilm in such a way to make it accessible to 
the reader; half of them are cut off and do not show all the information.

      One document states that McAmis died on November 3,1822 in Greene County 
and all his children except one were of age.