REVOLUTIONARY WAR PENSION AFFIDAVIT - BARTLETT CUNNINGHAM

Copyright (c) 2002 by Janet Putt Neville. 
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Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection



Cunningham, Bartlett           Pen. 106                  1787-1815
Soldier-Cumberland County Militia
Cumberland County
Widow: Elizabeth

Also See:Bradston, William

****Cunningham was commanded by Charles Bollars and on the night of the day 
Gray's defeat began, he was sent with a detached party to join Col. Potterfield 
and several of the party returned after being attacked by the enemy, but 
Bartlett Cunningham never did, leading them to believe that he was killed or 
taken on the night aforesaid.  Elizabeth had several small children.  She was 
put on list with an allowance of 12 pounds.

Certified by Governors Randolph, Wood, Monroe as on continuance list of 
pensioners.