REVOLUTIONARY WAR PENSION AFFIDAVIT - LARKIN CHEW

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Chew, Larkin               Pen. 76                     1781-1791
Lieutenant-Campaign of 1759--Under General Stanwicks
Spotsylvania County

Also See: Collins, Charles--Mercer, Hugh

  I certify that Larkin Chew is an invalid and stands in need of a pension.  
Signed: Lawrence Brooke
Fredericksburg-25th of January 1787

Spotslylvania Court February 3, 1795:  It is hereby ordered certified to his 
Excellency the Governor and Council of this Commonwealth that the following 
present pensioners in this County to wit: Larkin Chew, Mary Halbert, Charles 
Collins, Ambrose Lewis are still living and that indigancy of circumstances 
render it necessary that they should be continued on the pension lists at their 
former allowances: that is to say Larkin Chew 40 pounds, Charles Collins-12 
pounds, Ambrose Lewis-8 pounds, and Mary Halbert-8 pounds.  Copy Teste: Jno. 
Chew C S C 




**Larkin Chew and Mary Halbert document which just lists dead on it dated 3 March 1797.
Received 40 pounds per year.