REVOLUTIONARY WAR PENSION AFFIDAVIT - NATHAN ROWLAND

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Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection


Rowland, Nathan (Roland)             Pen. 361                    1781-1790 
Soldier-1st Virgina Regiment  
Pittsylvania County


Pittsylvania Court 1785:  It  appearing to the Court that Nathan Rowland from a 
wound he received at the Battle of Guilford ____ is disabled from having to 
provide (??????) he is  rrecommended to the Assembly as an object of compassion.  
Copy teste: Joseph Atkin DC

I do certifie that the within named Nathan Rowland wound that he received at the 
Battle of Guilford through his foot which hath rendered him now since unable to 
walk without a crutch which was made appear to Pittsylvania Court last September 
5th.  Ben Sankford

Pittsylvania County: I do certifie that Nathan Rowland was ordered out a militia 
man of  Pittsylvania County in the Battle of Guilford Court House where I am 
informed he received his wound.  Certified under my hand this 30 March 1786. Ben 
Sankford, Col. of P Co.

Certified by T. Bardet in March 1786 that the ball was still lodged in Rowland's 
foot, rendering him incapable of hard labour.  Certified by Wm. Foushes also.