Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File S. 25,168, for Samuel Hunt, Virginia
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(3-1776)
SERVICE
VA.
Hunt, Samuel
NUMBER
S.25.168

CONTENTS
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Virginia
Samuel Hunt
Private
in U.S. Army

Inscribed on the roll of
the Virginia Agency, at
$5, and increased to $8,
per month, by act 24 Apl.
1816
Formal pension cetifi
cate issued 7th April 1824
and sent to Hon. Mr. Smith,
H.R.

See letters to P. Agt & Ha. h . c River
Apl. 22. 1833
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State of Virginia
Monroe County SS
This day Samuel Hunt an invalid
pensioner of the United States, personally appeared before me and made oath according to law, that he is the identical
Samuel Hunt, to whom a pension certificate was issued and which is now in his possession; that he did apply by Attorney, and the agency for paying pensions in the City
of Richmond, VA several times for his annual stipend for several years past, but in consequence of some defect
in the papers they were not paid to his attorney in fact
In September 1829 he made a power of attorney to
Benjamin Hatcher of Manchester VA to draw his stipend
from the 4th of September 1828 to the 4th of September 1829 
which power of attorney proved to be property authenticated
but when it was presented to the agent, he only paid
to the attorney his