Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File S. 38222, for William Milirons, Virginia
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(3-1776)
Service                               Number
Va.        Milirons, William   S.38222      
CONTENTS
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7449
[added by hand "Georgia"]
[added by hand "William Milirons"]
Of [added by hand "Warren cy"] in the state of [added by hand "Georgia"] who was a [added by hand "private"] in the regiment commanded by Colonel [added by hand "Wood"] of the [added by hand "Virginia"] line, for the term of [added by hand "3 years"]
Inscribed on the Roll of [added by hand "Georgia"] at the rate of [added by hand "eight"] Dollars per month, to commence on the [added by hand "4th"] of [added by hand "May 1818"]
Certificate of Pension issued on the [added by hand "8th"] of [added by hand "March 1819"] and [added by hand "sent to Robert R Reid, Esq. Judge [illegible] Ct Richmond County, Ga"]
Arrers to 4th of [added by hand "march 1819. 10 m 37 $80.25"] Semi-anl. all'ce ending [added by hand "4 Sept.......48..~"]
[added by hand "$128.25"]
{Revolutionary claim, Act 18th March, 1818}
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aud's office June 21 17
It appears from the Register of the military Claims settled in this office that the Claim of Milirons was settled the day of november 1783 and a certificate issued and delivered to Capt. Culbert for the sum of thirty five pounds, [illegible] shillings seven pence.
Cp. Southall

[Stamped, round, containing: NATIONAL ARCHIVES]
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William Milirons
Col. Woods Reg
Virginia Line
1777-3 years
aom?
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State of Georgia
Warren County} Personally appeared before us
the undersigned Justices of the Inferior Court of the county aforesaid in the state aforesaid, and forming a quorum of Said Court, William Millirons, who being duly sworn saith, that
he belonged to the army of the Revolution - that he joined the regular army at Morristown, New Jersey in the beginning of the year 1777, and continued three years in service or
that he belonged to the twelfth Virginia regiment and Brigade and was commanded by Capt Robert Gamble, Col. James Wood and General Scott, and was in the battle of Monmouth under the command of said officers - that after the expiration of his term of enlistment he returned home and shortly after again entered the army and was
commanded by Captains Bentley, Barker and Wilson and Lieut. Hackley and Majr. Snead, under General Greene, and was in the battle of the Eutaw under the command of the four
last mentioned officers - that he continued in the army til his term of service expired, say eighteen months - that he delivered his discharge to Capt. Wm. Long, as his certificate
now produced will verify - that he has no further evidence to confirm the foregoing statement of facts, except the papers
marked, A. B. C. D. E. + F, at present in his power to adduce [illegible] that from his reduced circumstance he needs the assistance
of his country for support

Wm Milirons

Sworn to and subscribed the 4th May 1818, in presence of Arch.d Huweller, J. J. C

Hardy Pitts JJC
Amos Travis J.J.C
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We the undersigned Justices of the Inferior
Court of the County of Warren in the state
of Georgia, forming a quorum of said Court,
do hereby certify that said Court is a Court of 
Records, and that from the evidence submitted to our consideration, we are satisfied that the deponent William Millirons served in the war of the Revolution for the term of nine months or longer as a private soldier -and from his reduced circumstances
he needs the assistance of his country for
support and that he has for several years received a support from the County. Given under our hands and Seals there being no seal of the court this fourt day of May, 1818

Arch.s Flewelllins J. J. C {seal}
Geo Wm Hardwick JJC{S}
Hardy Pitts {JJC}
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Leiutenant Stackley
Colo. Hand Magor
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[Text is very faded, the legible words are below]

before Captain James came before Campbell a Justice of the peace. made it and find it out  Major Wm Long and Receiving and it was thinking by where the Internal the person I shall never should get any account of [illegible] the bearer Wm Setn Wm Milirons
11143
Milirons, Wm,
Va. S38222
Milliron
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William
affidavit
C
Milirons, Wm.
Va. S 38222
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Botetourt County [illegible] 
[Stamped, round, containing: THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES]

This day William Milliron appeared before me a Justice of the Peace for County was a made oath that he put into the hands of Capt Williamsburg his discharge for Eighteen
months service on the United States in and is
for the sd, Capt.n Long to [illegible] his out + 
[illegible] the same + that he never sold have
fired nor dispose of the Discharge to any person whatever, nor has he ever recd compensation for the s.d Eighteen months service
given under my hand the 26th day of October 1792

Jno Beale
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I do certify that I delivered William Milirons
Discharge into the hand of Capt James Culb[incomplete] for to draw his pay Which said Culbertson Receive is in the Auditors office for the money and that I never Traded s.d Discharge to any person or persons whatever, and I am willing to take oath at any time that I Declare s.d Discharge to s.d Culbertson Given Under my hand this 6th day 1789
Wm Long

Milirons, Wm.
Va S 38222

[Stamped, round, containing: THE NATION ARCHIVES OF THE UNITED STATES]
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Milliros papers
Richmond

[following written upside down from above:]
Wm Milliron
Jassert

B
Milirons, Wm.
Va. S38222
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Auguste [illegible]
Cap.t  James Culbertson came before me, a Justice of the peace for Auguste County and made solemn oath on the Holy Evangelists of Almighty God - That I did receive certificates for two Soldiers from Capt Wm Long, one of which was the the name of William Miliron
that those two with some others he put into the hand of Capt. Clay. who had them audited + sent by Mr. Alex S. Clair to him the said deponent . That this audited certificate with am more which he understood from said Long was his own property, he the said was from Longs Neighbors but cannot recollect the persons name at present
Given under my hand this 3d day of march
1787

R Gamble

[rubber stamp:]
THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF THE UNITED STATES
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38222
INVALID.
Revy

File No. 38,222
William Milirons
Pri Rev War

Act: 18 March 18
Index:- Vol. 2, Page 279

[Arrangement of 1870.]
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Registered
[check mark] 11143
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Certificate No11143 dated dec.r 18th. 84 in favor of Wm Milirons for [British pound sign] 55-10-6 funded July 4th - 91 -
Wm. Millirons D. Wm. Stewart 9. dec'r '84 [British pound sign] 55.10.6
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s783. Nov.r 5th., Certificate iss. to Wm Millions soldr. + delivered to Cap.t Culbertson [illegible] [British pound sign]  35..3..7.
Audtrs. . Office
24th. Nov.r = 90.}

[illegible] Heitman, C. A.
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Informal

Time of entering service
must be stated time
of leaving service +
judges certificate of
services reduced circumstances
is requisite. Blank
Declaration is forwarded for 
the purpose.

2d Declaration No. 162
admitted.
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Georgia
Warren County} Personally appeared 
before me, William
Millirons, who being duly sworn saith
that he enlisted in the continental service
of the United States of America
under Capt Robert Gamble of the
twelfth Virginia Regiment, commanded
by Col. James Wood - in General Scott's 
Brigade, and continued three years in
the service - during which period he was
in the battle of Monmouth - afterwards
served one year and an half under
General Greene - during which last
period was in the battle of Guilford,
^[illegible] of Hobkirks Hillman ^ Camden - and of Eutaw - That he served
for the period of nine months and more
at one and the same time - that his
circumstances are so reduce as to
require the assistance of his Country
- being at this time supported by the
assistance of David County of Warren -
all which will more fully appear
referrence being had to papers some
months since forwarded by mail to the
War Department

Wm Milirons

Sworn to and Subscribed
before me this 7th Sept 1818}
Geo. W. Hardwick J.J.C.
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The foregoing affidavit affix having
been sworn before a Justice of the Inferior
Court was acknowledged
+ sworn before me

Robert P: Raymond: [illegible]
Judge Infr. Court
Mid: Dist:: Georgia

Georgia
Warren County} I Certify that Robert 
Raymond Reid is the
presiding Judge of the Inferior 
Court of the Middle
District Georgia

Given under my
hand and seal of office 7th Sept.
1818

Thomas Gibson Clk
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Mr. Millirons
Papers.