State of the accounts of Lewis Gronow, Esquire, late a sub-lieutenant of Chester County, from March 1777, to March 1780, as they have been adjusted and settled : in which is set forth the amount of the monies received by him for fines incurred within the period aforesaid, and accounted for. : Together with lists shewing the names of the persons from whom the same were received, and the sums paid by them respectively, arranged in the order of the companies: likewise the disbursements and payments made to the Treasury.
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