Certification of the Discharge of Serjeant Thomas Fream
Document 1797Certification of the discharge of Thomas Fream, Serjeant in Captain Spahm's Company of the 3rd sub Legion of United States as confirmed by C. Brown, John W. Scott, and R. Allison. Fream discharged due to wound inflicted during combat. Wound prohibits Fream from earning subsistence and therefore the aforementioned men deem a pension of three fifths the maximum allowance for disability. Fream must produce two letters from respectable physicians every six months to maintain his pension.
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Document Signed
Description
Certification of the discharge of Thomas Fream, Serjeant in Captain Spahm's Company of the 3rd sub Legion of United States as confirmed by C. Brown, John W. Scott, and R. Allison. Fream discharged due to wound inflicted during combat. Wound prohibits Fream from earning subsistence and therefore the aforementioned men deem a pension of three fifths the maximum allowance for disability. Fream must produce two letters from respectable physicians every six months to maintain his pension.
Date
05/15/1797
Author
Repository
Document number
1797051500101
Page start
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Note
This document is a certificate from McHenry that discharges Thomas Fream from the army.
Notable persons
James McHenry
Thomas Fream
Serjeant
Captain Spahm
C. Brown
John W. Scott
R. Allison
Secretary of War, physicians
Notable items
pension
certificate