REVOLUTIONARY WAR DISABILITY AFFIDAVIT - WILLIAM BLAIR

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Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection


Blair, William   Pen. 32     1787-1817
Soldier, Col. Andrew Lewis' Command (Militia)  
Point Pleasant, 1774
Harrison County
Randolph County
Montgomery County, Kentucky
Madison County, Ohio


Contributor's Note:
Most of the files are unreadable.

  William Blair suffered a wound to the soldier by musquet?, allowance of ten 
pounds yearly.  Certified by Edm: Randolph, copy teste to T. Meriwether
  At a court held  for the County of Randolph the 23rd day September 1793--By 
the report of Robert Meriwether Surgeon for this County {Ordered that William 
Blair Pensioner, be continued on the Pension list.  Copy teste: Jacob Westfall, 
CRle?  
  **8th day of December 1804, John Page, governor of Virginia at Richmond, 
certified Blair's continuance on pension list at 10 pounds. Copy Teste: Sam'l 
Coleman

**3 January 1807, Blair certified by Wm. H. Cabele to continue on pension list.  
Copy teste: Sam'l Coleman

****Moved to Madison County, state of Ohio


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