Excerpt from Pennsylvania Archives, Vol. 4
The Governor Having Approved The Following Accounts, As Settled By The Register And Comptroller General.
Of Mary Denny Widow of Captain Walter Denny, deceased, late of the Militia of Cumberland County for pension from the first of April, 1789, until the nineteenth of October, 1790, amounting to sixty-two pounds and four pence.
Of Catherine Filson Widow of David Filson, late first Lieutenant in the Militia of the County of Philadelphia, for a pension from the thirtieth of March, 1778, till the thirtieth of September, 1790, amounting to nine hundred and twenty-one pounds, one shilling and six.
Of Elizabeth Henry, Widow of James Henry, late of Bedford County Militia, for a pension amounting to sixty-seven pounds, seven shillings and six.
Of Martha Dean, Widow of William Dean, deceased, late of the Militia of the County of Franklin, for a pension amounting to fifty pounds, six shillings and three pence.
Of the Widow and Children of Henderson Murphy, late of the Militia of Bedford County for a pension amounting to one hundred and fifty nine pounds, thirteen shillings.
Of the Widow and Children of Hugh Scelly, late of the Bedford County Militia, for a pension amounting to one hundred and twenty-nine pounds, six shillings and three pence.
The Comptroller And Register General Reports Upon The Following Accounts Were Approved By The Governor, Vizt.
Of Jacob Meyers Waggon Master of the fourth Battalion district of Berks County, for his services amounting to twenty pounds, seventeen shillings and seven pence.
Of Samuel Alsop Matross and Bombadier of Artillery amounting to thirteen pounds, nineteen shillings, ten pence.
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