David Lamb pension application, 1832 Nov.

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David Lamb pension application, 1832 Nov.

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Copy of a pension application of David Lamb, recounting his services during the American Revolution, which included participation in Arnold's march on Québec during the Canadian Invasion of 1775 to 1776. Lamb was awarded $383.33 per year.

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Maine Historical Society Library

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Lamb, David, 1763?-1837

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