Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File S. 25482, Samuel B White, Md.
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Service                           Number
Md.   White, Samuel B.  S25482

Contents
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State of Maryland Montgomery County [illegible] June 8 1790-
I hereby Certify that. Samuel
B ----White the person to whom this
Certificate is [illegible] is an [illegible]
petitioner who resides in the County
[illegible] and in received at the
[illegible] of fifteen [illegible] Ceremony [illegible]
[illegible] agreeable to [illegible] [illegible] of
[illegible] in that case made and
promise -
Sam Turner Registor
and to the 5th March 1790
D Delozier
He served in the third Maryland Regiment at
the time he was disabled, and now resides in Montgomery [illegible] 1804
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Montgomery County June 9 1790. personally
appeared before me the subscriber said of 
the Justices of the peace in and for the
County aforesaid Samuel B White
& made oath in the Holy Evang[illegible]
Almighty God that he is the person
to whom the within Certificate was
[illegible](delivered) and that he was a Soldier
in the third Maryland Regiment and
wounded at the Second Battle at
Camden in South Carolina ----
[illegible] before
Edw Burgess

Samuel B White


White, Samuel
Md. S25482
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Circular STAMP
Nov 16 [illegible around edges]
Written
His Honble
J.C. Calhoun
Sec of War
Washington
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Office Discount Deposit ┃
Baltimore 16 Novb 1819

Sir
Samuel B White an Invalid Pensioner
of the Revolutionary War wither to have a certification
from the War Department. He has been regularly
paid to the 4 March 1839 on a certificate from
the Government of the State of Maryland
The new certificate you will please forward to me
I have the honor to be
very respectfully
Sir
your obt. Servt.
John Donnell [illegible]
The Honble
J. C
C. Calhoun
Secy of War
Res
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Maryland
Samuel B: White,
private, 3 Maryland
Regt Revy war
Army M. States
---
In on roll of Md at $3.33
per mo increased by law of
3 March, 1809 to $5 earning
8th of April, 1808 and further
increased to $8 by the Law
24th April, 1816 .------
[illegible illegible] 18 Nov 1829 &
sent to John Donnell Esq
Recd B Br M. L. & [illegible]
Baltimore. ----

[illegible] the out: which this pens
Rec [illegible illegible ] stated is
rec. it is to be filed with this
letter
See letter to J. Donnell 18 Nov. 1829
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25.482
INVALID.
Revy war
---
File No. 25, 482.
Samuel B White
[illegible initials] 3d md Regt
Act:  Invalid
Index: - Vol. 2, Page 448
[Arrangement of 1870.]
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25.483
INVALID.
Revy war

File No. 25.482
Samuel B White
[illegibl w] 3d md Regt

Act: Invalid
Index: - Vol. 2 Page 448
[Arrangement of 1870.]
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copies of the proof
of permanent disability
in M Pensioners
-
25482
Saml B White
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A TABLE, showing the amount of pay for each grade of Pensioners, according to the ratio of disability.

DEGREE OF DISABILITY
Lieutenant Colonel. Major. Captain. First Lieutenant. Second Lieutenant. Third Lieutenant. Ensign. Non-commissioned officer, musician, or private solider.
Total --830.00 825.00 820.00 817.00 815.00 814.00 813 00 88 00
Three-fourths--,22.50 18.75 15.00 12.75 11.25 10.50 9.75 6.00
Two-thirds,-- 20.00 16.66 2-3 13.33 1-3 10.00 9.33 1-3 8.66 2-3 5.33 1-3
One-half,-- 15.00 12.50 10.00 8.50 7.50 7.00 6.50 4.00
One-third,-- 10.00 8.33 1-3 6.66 2-3 5.66 2-3 5.00 4.66 2-3 4.33 1-3 2.66 2-3
One-fourth,-- 7.50 6.25 5.00 4.25 3.75 3.50 3.25 2.00

NOTE - The highest pension allowed is the half pay of a Lieutenant Colonel. All grades below that rank, and not included in the Table, receive allowances proportioned to their monthly pay.

The annexed Table, showing the amount of pay for each grade of pensioners, according to the ratio of durability, will enable the
examining physicians or surgeons to ascertain,  by referring to the Certificate of pension, the degree of durability for which the pension was
originally granted.
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Samuel B White
proof of disability

see report of
Agent 3 
Nov: 1823
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We the subscribers practising physicians of Frederick County do
hereby certify that after a careful examination in the case of Samuel B.
White who is now on the Pension Roll of the State of Maryland
we are of opinion that his disability does still continue from a wound
received through the abdomen left kidney & back bone and further
that the degree of disability under which he labours at present is total
it being no less than the original degree of disability for which he was
placed on the Pension Roll, and in our opinion the disability of the
said Pensioner cannot either in whole or in part ever be removed.
Sworn & Subscribed to before
me this 4th Octob 1823
Signed Isaac Mantz

signed Jacob Baer
W. Bradley Tyler

I certify that the deponents are credible persons
signed Isaac Mantz
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Saml. B. White

New certificate

J. L. Edwards Esqr
War Dept Pension Office
Washington
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Office Discount & Deposit
Baltimore 18 Decb 1819

J.L. Edwards Esqr
Sir
I enclose the certificate granted
to Saml B White by State Govt. agreeably to your
request.

Respectfully
your obt servt
for
John Donnell Prest
WH Murray