REVOLUTIONARY WAR MEDICAL PENSION AFFIDAVIT - ABRAM KELLAR

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Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection


Kellar, Abram ---- -----------------------Pen. 230------------------1788
Captain-Illinois Regt.                            

Widow: Mary

Jefferson County

At a Court held for Jefferson on May 3, 1788: present William Pruse?,  George 
Wilson, Richard Taylor and Robert Breckenridge, gent.

   Sufficient satisfaction being sworn to the Court that Mary Kellar, widow of 
Capt. Abram Keller an officer in the Illinois Regt., and who died while in the 
service of his country, is in indigant circumstance, being reduced to the 
necessity of working for her support by hard labour.  Ordered that it be 
certified by the decision of this Court,  that the said Mary Kellar
____with propriety under the pension Law; and it is also certified that the said 
Abram Kellar hath _____ _____ ____.  A copy teste: Will Johnston

  I do with the  advice of the Council hereby certify that Mary Kellar, widow of 
Abram Kellar who  was a Captain in the Illionois Regiment and who died while in 
the service of the United State is entitled to the sum of fifteen pounds yearly 
to commence from the first day of January 1788.  Given under my hand as Governor 
of the Commonwealth, at Virginia, this 25 day of  December 1787.
  Signed: Beverley Randolph  Teste: T. Meriwether