REVOLUTIONARY WAR MEDICAL PENSION AFFIDAVIT - MICHAEL KREMER

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Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection


Kremer, Michael---------------------Pen. 236----------------1786-1793
Soldier-10th VA Regt.
Frederick County                              

Widow: Margaret Kremer

   I do with the  advice of the Council hereby certify that Margaret Kremer, 
widow of Michael Kremer, who  was a private  in the10th VA Regiment and who died 
while in the service of the United State is entitled to the sum of eight pounds 
yearly to commence from the first day of January 1788.  Given under my hand as 
Governor of the Commonwealth, at Virginia, this 19th day of  December 1786.  
Signed: Beverley Randolph  Teste: T. Meriwether


Michael received his wound at the Battle of Brandywine.

James Wood recertified Margaret as continued on the pension list in 1793

**********MARGARET SIGNED HER NAME AS CREAMER.****



**********Paper included in microfilm for Michael Kremer were to the effect that 
MARGARET KREMER, SIBBEY HILLION, widow of John Hillion, and JAMES KEELING were 
still living in the County of Frederick and in indigant circumstances with J. 
Keith, CFA certifying the information for Frederick County Court, dated at April 
Court, 1793.