REVOLUTIONARY WAR PENSION AFFIDAVIT - JOHN HILLION

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Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection



Hillion, John (Hilling)           Pen. 193            1786-1826
Frederick County

Widow: Sibby

Also See also: White, Robert--Burk, John--Kremer, Michael

  Sir, I shall be much obliged to you to send me my pension due me as the widow 
of John Hilion deceased and you'l much oblige your humble servant.  Signed: 
Sibby Hillion
Teste: Jeremiah Ridmon    April 26, 1786


  I do with the advice of the Council hereby certify that Sibby Hillion, widow 
of John Hillion who was a private in the 3rd Virginia Regiment and died in the 
service of the United States is allowed the sum of eight pounds yearly which 
allowance is to commence from the 1st day of January 1796.  Given under my hand 
as Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia, at Richmond, this 14th day of 
December, 1786.  Signed: Beverly Randolph

Randolph certified Sibby again in 1791, 1792, Wood in 93, Brooke in 1796, Wood 
in 1799 and Rae, Lt. Governor, in 1806

1808--certified by Jno. Tyler as continued on list.


Contributor's Note:   Sibby died September 17, 1821.  Thomas Madden, 
administrator of her estate, received the remainder of pension in the amount of 
$125 on behalf of William Hilling of Union Township, Pennsylvania.  William 
Hilling produced a document in which everything Sibby had was under his power of 
attorney.  Document was executed in Fayette County Pennsylvania on the 8th of 
June 1825.  Register of wills, Alexander M Colison?