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Georgia Wilkes County } 
 
Personally came before me one of the Justices of the Piece [Peace]  for the County aforesaid Lieutenent [Lieutenant]  Oliver Rock and made oath that William Scantling was a Soldier in Capt [Captain]  Woods company of late State Troops and that he faithfully Served till he got Killed by the Indians that he did not serve as a Substitute and that he hath received no compensation for his Services therefor [therefore]  -- and that Elizabeth Scantling is the widow and legal representative of the said Wm [William]  Scantling.  
 
[Signed] Oliver Rock Lt [Lieutenant]  
Sworn to before me this  
2d. July 1795 
[Signed]  B. Smith  J [Justice]  Peace 
 
 
 
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From the within Affidavit of Lieut. [Lieutenant]  Oliver Rock It appears that William Scantling was a Soldier in the late State Troops and that he Discharged his Duty as such untill [until]  he was Killed by the Indians  
 
[Signed] Jno. [John]  Clark late L Colo [Lieutenant Colonel]  of said Troops 
 
 
 
Vouchers of Wm. [William]  Scantling Capt [Captain]  Woods Compy. [Company]  State Troops --  
May 27th. 1796