REVOLUTIONARY WAR PENSION AFFIDAVIT - AMOS HILL

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Hill, Amos             Pen. 188              1793-1794
Soldier-First State Regiment
Widow: Ann

Extract from the Act for placing Ann Hill and Thomas Harris on the list of 
pensioners passed the 28th November 1793:

  Be it enacted by the General Assembly that Ann Hill widow of Amos Hill, who 
died during the late war served as a soldeir in the First State Regiment and 
fell at the Seige of York shall be placed on the list of pensioners with an 
allowance of twelve pounds per annum.  And be it further enacted that the  
auditor of public accounts shall and he hereby directed on application to him 
made to issue to the said Ann Hill, a warrant of twelve pounds for her immediate 
relief.  Attestor: C. Hay  CLB

1794--certified by James Wood, in the absence of the Governor, that Ann be 
placed on the list of pensioners.

To the Auditor of Publick Accounts: Sir please to give your warrant to David 
_____ for forty dollars due me agreeably by law passed last session of the 
Assembly.  Given under my hand this 15th day of March 1818.  Samuel Hill     
Witness: Hugh Goodwin, and     _____ Anderson.