Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File [BLANK], Henry Weiss, Penn.
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Penn.
Weiss, Henry
Dis.
No papers
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List of Private claims US Ho of R shows one Henry Miss pen.
June 9, 1794 Deed
Vol. X Second Series Pa. Archives
p. 441 - Henry Wise, 2nd Penn. Regt.
Vol. II Fifth Series, Pa. Archives
Henry Wise.
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June 14, 1906
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Weiss, Henry
His name appears on a list of applicants
for invalid pension returned by the District Court for the District of Pennsylvania, submitted to the House of Representatives by the Secretary of War on April 25, 1794, and printed in the American State Papers, class 9, page 99.
Rank: Private.
Regt: 2d Pennsylvania.
Disability: Wounded in the right hand, and in
one of his ribs, by a buck shot and bayonet, is also incapable of doing any labor, having a rupture which he received whilst in the service of the United States, the said Henry Weiss was also materially injured by a log falling on him, while assisting to throw up a work to prevent an attack from the British army at White Marsh.
When and where disabled: October, 1777, Germantown.
Residence: County of Berks.
To what pension entitled; Three-fourths.
Remarks: This man is mustered in this regiment
enlisted for the war.
Evidence transmitted by the District Court incomplete as to two witnesses to prove the continuance of his disability to the time of his making application.