REVOLUTIONARY WAR PENSION AFFIDAVIT - WILLIAM HOGAN

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Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection



Hogan, William            Pen. 198                  1783-1789
Colonel--Col. Buford's Detachment
Goochland County

Also See also: Brown, Thomas

The bearer William Hogan who was ____ a soldier in my regiment to serve eighteen 
months.  His time of service commenced the 25th of April 1777.  He having served 
his full time is hereby discharged.  Given under my hand this 25 November 1783. 
Signed: A? Buford, Col.

  On examination of William Hogan a pensioner find that he has received a number 
of wounds most of which appear to have been dangerous that he has lost a left 
arm from a ball below the shoulder and has a just claim from support from the 
public being disabled greatly.  Signed: W. Foushes, Surgeon 


  I do with the advice of the Council hereby certify that William Hogan about 76 
year of age  late a private in the Detachment of Virg. lines under the command 
of Col. Buford, appears to have been disabled in such as manner while in the 
service of the United States as to entitle him to the sum of eighteen pounds 
yearly: which allowance is to commence from the 1st day of January 1786.  Given 
under my hand as Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia, at Richmond, this 
22nd day of December, 1786.  Signed: Edm. Randolph
T. Meriwether