Louisa County, Virginia, Military-French & Indian War:  Providers of Provisions
for Militia

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Freddie Spradlin
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An act of assembly, passed March 1758, the 31st year of the reign of 
King George II, some of the militia were called out for service in 
the early days of the French and Indian War, Annexed to this act,
was a schedule of the names of the militia officers and soldiers,
and the citizens who furnished provisions to that militia.  
This is the schedule pertaining to Louisa County.


                          LOUISA COUNTY. 
                                                                       l. s.
d.   
To captain Samuel Waddy, his pay, and the guards, and for 
   subsistence, conducting drafted soldiers to Fredericksburg,         12  7  3 
To James Overton, as ensign,                                           00 10 00
To Henry Dickenson, Clifton Rhodes, Jeduthon Harper, James 
   Robinson, Zenus Tate, Thomas Jones, Nicholas Meriwether, 
   and Humphry Bickley, 5s. each,                                       2 00 00
To William Howard, for provisions to Indians,                           1 12  8 
To Mr. Thomas Walker, contractor for victualing the rangers and 
   militia in Augusta,                                                349 12  9 
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                                                                   l. 366  2  8