REVOLUTIONARY WAR PENSION AFFIDAVIT - JOSEPH CARR

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Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection


Carr, Joseph                           Pen. 67                  1787-1806
Serjeant-Army of the United States
Caroline County                                                
Widow: Elizabeth
See: Melone, John--Rose, Reuben--Riddle, Richard


Elizabeth Carr received 8 pounds yearly; there was no documentation as to where 
her husband was killed, but the following was found in the files:


Caroline County Court April 10 1806
    Ordered that it be certified to his Excellency the Governor and the Council 
that Elizabeth Carr, Patty Rose, William Tucker and Richard Riddle who have 
hereto been allowed pensions are still alive, and that the causes for their 
continuance of their respective pensions are not removed   A Copy Teste: John 
Pendleton, jr. D C