Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File W 3150, for Christian Miller, Pennsylvania

Pa.
Miller Christian Mary
W 3150

Cash £2. 10s for Qualls for shoes for shirt for Dean J. S.
Boston 20 Sept. 1831. Paid in day, Peter Brook & Messrs N. Wright
Christian Miller msu W. 7. 3150. Pa -

THIS is to certify that the Bearer Christian Miller having served in the 3d Regiment of Pennsylvania during the Term of his Enlist- ment, is now discharged the Service of the United States of America. Given at
Hanover this, 15 th Day of Jan y , 1781.
John
By order of Genl. Wayne
Bechtelshausen Col. Comd.

Cash £2. 10p 1 pr. Overall 1 pr. Shoes 1 pr. Socks 1 pr. Shirt 1 pr. Trousers 1 pr. Stock
Boston 22 Jan. 1881. opened the day later Hodges & Nelson N. Wright
Christian Miller M.W. 7. 3150. P. 1

Mary Miller of Christian Pennsylvania
Suspended
Act 9 July 1839 Geo. Buchanan
Act 4 July 1836

Tracy
WIDOW, &c.
File No. 3150
Mary Miller Widow Christian Miller Br. Rev. War
Act: July 4, 1836
Index:—Vol. M. , Page 48.
[Arrangement of 1870.]
July, 24-1902 Alma Richhart Cedarville Ills.

August 29 July
Dec 3
Pa.
add. proof Mary W. Miller
free
The Rev. Mrs. L. Edwards Com s of Passions Washington City

Bellefonte July 28 th 18375
Hon. Mrs. L. Edwards Com ee of Pensions Sir's
I have been able to procure from the files at Harrisburg the enclosed discharge of Mr. Miller - which refers to the first term of his enlistment - his widow has not in her possession the discharge for his second term - Also I enclose the marriage Certificate agreeable to your request, I believe now there can be no doubt as to her cases.
With respect to Mrs. Steele - she has filed since her application was made - if any thing can be had for her children please advise me - I forwarded some time since an application for Captain Shaffer in old soldiers - also Mrs. Nancy Miller - and Mrs. Mary Elder - widows of old soldiers asking for pensions - which I hope you second, also on behalf Mrs. C. Carnes widow of A. Carnes late a pensioner.
As respects the witnesses in Mrs. Mary Miller's case - I have known them well for the last fifteen years - and they are in all respects credible persons - and worthy of full credit & belief.
I remain very respectfully Yours obedt servt J. H. McCracken

R
Cedarville Ill. July 15, 1902
Commissioner of Pensions.
Dear Sir.
I would like to know if on your Jurians records of the revolutionary war the name of Ann Maria Miller appears. I think she got her Jurian pension between 1833 & 1838. she also received some back pay. her husbands name was Christian Miller. she resided at Spring Mills Pa. I would like the date that Christian Miller enlisted, his company & regiment. I want to become a member of daughter of the Revolution. said Christian

2 Willie was my great Grand Father. Thanking you for your trouble in this matter.
Respectfully Alma Richard. Cedarville Ill.
I was referred to your Dept. by the Chief of the Record & Pension Office War Department.