Disability of Samuel Hunter
Document 1800Certification by Doctors Stevens and William Read of Samuel Hunter's disability as a result of wounds received in the Revolutionary War
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It being represented to us by the bearer Samuel Hunter that the certificate given by Judge Bee is Deem'd insufficient in as much as it does not set forth the examination by Surgeons according to the law in that case provided, we do certify that the said Samuel Hunter was examined by us, we being the Surgeons appointed for the purpose, & that we did fully certify as to the disability of the said Samuel Hunter he being disabled by reason of wounds got in the service during the revolutionary war —
William Read
William [undecipherable]
March 20th 1800 —
I Certify that Samuel Hunter was formerly a Serjeant in Col Pinckney's Regiment [strikethrough: in] the late War
Simon Theus
late Capt 1st Regt —
22 April 1801
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Certification by Doctors Stevens and William Read of Samuel Hunter's disability as a result of wounds received in the Revolutionary War
Date
03/20/1800
Author
Recipient
Document number
1800032092201
Note
Simeon Theus added an endorsement to the letter dated 22 April 1801
Notable persons
William Read
William Stevens
Sergeant Samuel Hunter
Judge Bee
surgeons
Colonel Pinckney's Regiment
Simeon Theus
Notable locations
South Carolina
Notable items
certificate
examination
disability
disabled
wounds
service
Revolutionary War
captain

