REVOLUTIONARY WAR DISABILITY AFFIDAVIT - ALEXANDER BONNELL

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Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection


Bonnell, Alexander See Bonny, Alexander
Bonny, Alexander      Pen. 38                1787
Soldier,  Col. HethÕs Detachment
Henrico County
   
  I do, with the advice of council, hereby certify that Alexander Bonny, alias 
Bonnell aged about 60 years of age, late a private in the detachment of the 
Virginia lines commanded by Col. Heth was disabled in the service of The United 
States by wheel of a waggon running over his leg.  And he is allowed  the sum of 
ten pounds yearly; which allowance accordingly made him, to commence on the 
first day of January 1786.  Given under my hand as  Governor of the Commonwealth 
of Virginia , at Richmond is this 1st day of  July 1787.

     Beverley  Randolph
     Copy: T. Meriwether