Register of United States pensioners in Virginia, 1790-1791.

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Register of United States pensioners in Virginia, 1790-1791.

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A register (part of v.1084) of the pensioners of the United States living in the state of Virginia, together with their receipts for one year's pension. Listed are the name of the pensioner, amount of pension, date of receipt, and signature of recipient.

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