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Missouri Territory Pensioners Of The United States, 1818

March 28, 1818

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LIST of Invalid Pensioners of the United States, belonging to the State of Missouri Territory, and paid at St. Louis, with the annual allowance to each annexed, viz:

Burnham, Isaac		Private		at $76.80 per annum
Chapu, Michael		Ditto		48
Hempstead, Stephen	Ditto		72
Henderson, Joseph	Lieutenant	102
Haile, Benjamin		Private		48
Heald, Nathan		Major		240
Kenny, Daniel		Private		96
Miller, Joshua		Captain		96
Mourning, Cristopher	Private		57.60
M'Girk, Andrew S.	Ditto		72
Patterson, John		Ditto		48
Stokely, Thomas		Ditto		24
Thompson, George	Ditto		96

Making 13 Invalid Pensioners for Missouri Territory

STATEMENT, showing the Widows and Orphans who are inscribed on the books of this office, as half-pay pensioners, for five years, conformably to the laws of the United States, especially the first section of the act of April the 16th, 1816. "the sum annually paid to each, and the states or territories in which the said pensioners are respectfully paid," made in obedience to a resolution of the Senate of the United States, passed under date of February the 22d, 1818.

						Original		Pension Pension 
						commencement		per	per 	
Names of decedents		Rank or grade	of pension.		month	annum.		Remarks
Calloway, James, widow		2d lieutenant	1st Oct. 1814		$12.50	$150.00		-
Covington, Leonard, widow	Brig. General	11th Nov. 1813		52.00	624.00		-

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