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"Patrick Burks" has no note affixed to his name. Captain John Wilson applied personally in his favor, and declared he was entitled to a certificate. He lives in Kent County, and has been confined in the county golf for debt since the certificate was granted him. No mention was ever made of his desertion. John: has no note affixed to his name by the officers, nor was any mention ever made of his desertion. James course is noted to be dead. His parents and friends lived within 5 miles of Dover. No mention was ever made of his desertion. William Dixon Daniel daily brace no notes against their names, and no mention has ever been made of their desertion. John king Peter records brace notes that they were discharged, but no mention was ever made of their desertion. Thomas Donaldson line certificates enclosed of his belonging to Spencer's regiment. James kimmy James Kinney grace was two persons, both verified both were paid. John viniard a note that he was discharged on finding two men in his room. He may he was mustered as a non commissioned officer to the first August 1780, and found the substitutes in 1781. Flourish
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"Patrick Burks" has no note affixed to his name. Captain John Wilson applied personally in his favor, and declared he was entitled to a certificate. He lives in Kent County, and has been confined in the county gaol for debt since the certificate was granted him. No mention was ever made of his desertion. John Cullen has no note affixed to his name by the officers, nor was any mention ever made of his desertion. James Corse is noted to be dead. His parents and friends lived within 5 miles of Dover. No mention was ever made of his desertion. William Dixon Daniel Dailey [brace] no notes against their names, and no mention has ever been made of their desertion. John King Peter Records [brace] notes that they were discharged, but no mention was ever made of their desertion. Thomas Donaldson-- certificates inclosed of his belonging to Spencer's regiment. James Kimmy James Kinney was two persons, both were paid. John Vineyard a note that he was discharged on finding two men in his room. He was mustered as a non-commissioned officer to the first August 1780, and found the substitutes in 1781. [flourish]
  
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The certificates remaining unapplied 4 were delivered to the president of the state under a law passed in Delaware the 24th year of the reign of King George the second, entitled quote and act for the better settling integrates estates quote in which
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The certificates remaining unapplied for were delivered to the president of the state under a law passed in Delaware the 24th year of the reign of King George II, entitled "an act for the better settling integrates estates" in which