REVOLUTIONARY WAR MEDICAL PENSION AFFIDAVIT - ROBERT LOVELL

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Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection

Lovell, Robert--------------Pen. 251----------------------1787-1800
Lieutenant-2nd VA State Regt.
Northumberland County and Lancaster County

Widow: Elizabeth, 3 children

    This is to certify that Lieut. Robert Lovell with his quota of men joyned 
the state Troops at Williamsburg sometime in the month of April 1777 and was 
after training in my company by Col. Hayner Morgan.  Given under my hand this 
2nd day of April 1???.
 Thomas Garnett, Capt. 2nd VA.  (Could barely read this film)


   I do with the advice of the Council hereby certify that Elizabeth Lovell, 
widow of Robert Lovell, late a lieutenant in the 2nd VA Regiment  of the United 
States who died in the service of the United States, is entitled to the sum of 
30 pounds yearly, commencing from the first of Jan. 1786.  Given under my hand 
as Governor of the Commonwealth of VA, at Richmond, this 31st day October, 1787.  
Signed:Edm: Randolph Teste: T. Meriwether

Last pension payment recorded in September, 1790