Hall, David– Louisa County; On a list of certificates issued by Thomas Johnson Commissioner of the Provision Law in 1780 & 1781 for services for the publick etc., certificate issued to David Hall for moving 30 bushells of grain, 40.0.0 (APA 238).

Hall, Instance– Dinwiddie County; Petersburg, 13 Apr 1782, J. Belfield, Maj 1st Regt Light Dragoons certifies that Mr Instance Hall’s stable was injured much by the horses of the 1st and 3rd Regiments Light Dragoons and the damage is judged to 11.7.6 (APA 238).

Hall, John– In a booklet of Charles Lynch, Superintendent of the Lead Mines, showing accounts of cash allowed, 14 Apr 1780, “By cash pay’d John Hall for nails” 21.15.-; also Dec 1780, 1200.-.- “for smiths work done for the mines since March”(APA 661). There are also receipts bearing Mr Hall’s signature in the file.

Hall, William– Receipt 6 Feb 1778, William Hall received of Charles Lynch 40 pounds for a waggon and horse for the use of the Lead Mines, wit. John Ward Jr. (APA 661).

Hamilton, Garven– Rockingham County; In a booklet of John Smith relative to cows that he collected and drove to Winchester, showing Garven “Hambleton” for 1 beef, Oct 1781 (APA 238).

Hanson, Robert– Rockingham County; In a booklet of John Smith relative to cows that he collected and drove to Winchester, showing Robert Hanson for 3 beeves, Nov 1781 (APA 238).

Harbut– see Herbert.

Harden, George– Stafford County; Accounts of George Burroughs, Commissioner for Stafford, certified by him 14 Jan 1782 [includes original signatures]: To Geo. Harding for 24 days driving cattle (APA 238).

Harden, John Scott– Stafford County; Accounts of George Burroughs, Commissioner for Stafford, certified by him 14 Jan 1782 [includes original signatures]: To John Scott Harden 17 days driving cattle (APA 238).

Harden, Thomas– Stafford County; Accounts of George Burroughs, Commissioner for Stafford, certified by him 14 Jan 1782 [includes original signatures]: To Thomas Harden for 36 days driving cattle (APA 238).

Hardin(g)– see Harden.

Harmon, Jacob– In a booklet of Charles Lynch, Superintendent of the Lead Mines, showing accounts of cash exchanged for provisions for the use of the mines in 1780: Jacob Harmon for 37 lbs bacon (APA 661).

Harned, Dud– Rockingham County; 26 Aug 1789, John Smith came before E. Harrison JP and swore that the amounts within were expended in driving publick cattle [this is a sheet of two pages, showing receipts from individuals paid by Smith for services, showing original signatures], including…17 Nov 1781, Dud Harned received of John Smith $700 for 7 diets and horse feed (APA 238).

Harrington– see Herrington.

Harris, Cornelius– Louisa County; On a list of certificates issued by Thomas Johnson, Commissioner of the Provision Law, 20 Dec 1780, “Carnelius” Harris  issued certificate for public services valued to 240.19.10 (APA 238).

Harris, Samuel– Pittsylvania County; On a return of waggons that did service from 8 Sept to 31 Dec 1781 ordered by John Buckley Deputy Commissioner of Provision Law, Saml. Harris for 1 waggon, 4 horses, entered Continental Service 15 Oct (APA 238).

Harrison, Reuben– Rockingham County; (1) In a booklet of John Smith relative to cows that he collected and drove to Winchester, showing 12 Nov 1781, Reuben Harrison “for pasturage”; (2) 26 Aug 1789, John Smith came before E. Harrison JP and swore that the amounts within were expended in driving publick cattle [this is a sheet of two pages, showing receipts from individuals paid by Smith for services, showing original signatures], including…12 Nov 1781, Reun. Harrison received $1000 of John smith for diet and horse feed (APA 238).

Harrison, Thomas– Rockingham County; [certificate] 29 Aug 1789, before Benjn. Smith JP, Thomas Harrison came and made oath that in 1781 he collected about 120 or 121 head of cattle under the requisition of the Executive and delivered them to the Commissary at Winchester (APA 238).

Harrod, James– Russell County; [the following regards the account of Patrick Porter. It is two sided sheet that appears to relate mostly the receipt of beef for Duncan’s Fort in 1778. The following name appears on the back, followed by a number. The number is assumed to be the number of beeves supplied…or perhaps another commodity] Jas. Harrod, 10 (APA 238).

Hart, Silas– Rockingham County; In a booklet of John Smith relative to cows that he collected and drove to Winchester, showing Silas Hart for 3 beeves, Oct 1781 (APA 238).

Hartwell, Mary– 30 April 1779, Va. issued warrant for 1.10.- to Wm. Green Munford for sundries furnished Mary Hartwell widow of a soldier who died in Continental Service per order of Charles City Court (Creel, Selected Virginia Revolutionary War Records, vol 3, 100, with ref. to Library of Virginia, Record Group 48, Auditor of Public Accounts, Inventory Entry 34, Daybooks: Receipts and Warrants, Auditors’ Account Volume II, 93).

Hatfield, John– In a booklet of Charles Lynch, Superintendent of the Lead Mines, showing accounts of cash exchanged for provisions for the use of the mines in 1780: John Hatfield for 50 lbs bacon (APA 661).

Hayter, William- 14 June 1781, Col William Campbell of Washington County certifies that William Hayter rode express from “my house” to Col Daniel Smith’s with letters upon business of the public, 30 miles and back (APA 139, folder “1781”).

Heintzman, Henry- 20 April1 781, Hampshire County, Garret Van Meter certifies that Henry Heintzman rode twenty miles as express on very important publick business (APA 139, folder “1781”).

Henderson, James- 14 April 1781, Thomas Jefferson certifies that James Henderson rode express on necessary public business from Green[brier?]  (APA 139, folder “1781”).

Henderson, John– In a booklet of Charles Lynch, Superintendent of the Lead Mines, showing accounts of cash exchanged for provisions for the use of the mines in 1780: John Henderson for 188 lbs bacon (APA 661).

Herbert, David– Receipt 26 Sept 1778, “David Herbert” received of Col Charles Lynch 12 pounds for “runing of ten charges of lead,” wit. John Ward. Shown as “Harbut” on the back of the certificate  (APA 661).

Herring, Alexander– Rockingham County; In a booklet of John Smith relative to cows that he collected and drove to Winchester, showing 4 Nov 1781, “Allex.” Herring for driving cattle 1 day (APA 238).

Herring, Betheul– Rockingham County; In a booklet of John Smith relative to cows that he collected and drove to Winchester, showing Betheul Herring 1 beef, 27 Oct 1781 (APA 238).

Herring, William– Rockingham County; In a booklet of John Smith relative to cows that he collected and drove to Winchester, showing Wm. Herring 1 beef, Oct 1781 (APA 238).

Higgins, William– Rockingham County; In a booklet of John Smith relative to cows that he collected and drove to Winchester, showing William “Higens” for 1 beef, Oct 1781 (APA 238).

Hildreth, Joseph-In a booklet of Charles Lynch, Superintendent of the Lead Mines, showing accounts of cash exchanged for provisions for the use of the mines in 1780: Joseph Hildreth for 35 lbs butter (APA 661).

Hines, Roger- 13 March 1779, Va. issued warrant to Roger Hynes for driving pack horses on the Kentucky Expedition (Creel, Selected Virginia Revolutionary War Records, vol 3, 84, with ref. to Library of Virginia, Record Group 48, Auditor of Public Accounts, Inventory Entry 34, Daybooks: Receipts and Warrants, Auditors’ Account Volume II, 20).

Hinton, John– Rockingham County; 7 June 1781, receipt of Henry Erwin for several items received of John Henton…26 Aug 1789, before Ezl. Harrison JP came Ebenezer and John Hinton, who made oath that the within articles were furnished by their decd. father John Hinton for public use and that he or they have never received any compensation for any part thereof (APA 238).

Hogshire, Agnes– 6 March 1779, Virginia issued warrant for 16.-.- to Agnes Hogshire widow of a Contl. Soldier for support of herself & child from Oct 1778 to Jan 1779 per order Accomack Court (Creel, Selected Virginia Revolutionary War Records, vol 3, 80, with ref. to Library of Virginia, Record Group 48, Auditor of Public Accounts, Inventory Entry 34, Daybooks: Receipts and Warrants, Auditors’ Account Volume II, 5).

Holland, Ann- In accounts of William Finnie, Deputy Quarter Master General, 11 May 1777, paid John Harmanson “for Ann Holland for a sett of smiths tools 36.17.10” (APA 245).

Holland, Benjamin– Receipt Jan 1778, Benjamin (x) Holland received of Charles Lynch 4 pounds “it being for a case of knives & forks for the use of the Lead Mines” (APA 661).

Holliday, William- In accounts of William Finnie, Deputy Quarter Master General, 26 May 1776, “paid William Holliday for repairing a waggon 2.-.-” (APA 245).

Hollings, Benjamin– Louisa County; On a list of certificates issued for publick services &c in 1780 by Garrett Minor Commissioner of the Provision Law, Benjamin “Hollins” issued certificate for droving Dec 1780 valued to 135.-.- (APA 238).

Holloway, Barnes– Receipt 28 July 1778, Barnes Holloway received of Harry Terrell four dollars “for carrying a negro George from Mr Nobeys to William Tharp,” wit. John Mosby (APA 661, “Lead Mines”).

Houston, John– Rockbridge County; On a return of waggons employed by Samuel Lyle, Commissioner, for transporting provisions &c to Richmond, Williamsburg &c, 6 Dec 1781, John Houston for 21 days (APA 238).

Houston, John– Rockingham County; In a booklet of John Smith relative to cows that he collected and drove to Winchester, showing John Huston 1 beef, Oct 1781 (APA 238).

Howard, Susannah- 6 March 1779, Virginia issued warrant to Susannah Howard widow of a Contl. Soldier for support of herself & children to 1 March 1779, 73.10.- (Creel, Selected Virginia Revolutionary War Records, vol 3, 80, with ref. to Library of Virginia, Record Group 48, Auditor of Public Accounts, Inventory Entry 34, Daybooks: Receipts and Warrants, Auditors’ Account Volume II, 5).

Hoyle, Andrew– Frederick County; no date, State of Virginia to Andw. Hoyle for building two cabins at Winchester Barracks; also Winchester, 24 March 1781, Andw. (x) Hoyle acknowledged receipt of 3024 pounds for building ten cabins for use of the prisoners of war kept at this place (APA 238).

Hubbard, Robert– 9 March 1779, Va. issued warrant for 20.-.- to Elizabeth Hubbard wife of Robert Hubard a soldier in Continental Service by order of James City Court (Creel, Selected Virginia Revolutionary War Records, vol 3, 81, with ref. to Library of Virginia, Record Group 48, Auditor of Public Accounts, Inventory Entry 34, Daybooks: Receipts and Warrants, Auditors’ Account Volume II, 11).

Hudlow, Andrew– Rockingham County; In a booklet of John Smith relative to cows that he collected and drove to Winchester, showing Andrew Hudlow for 1 beef, Nov 1781 (APA 238).

Hunt, Elijah– Halifax County; Allwed 5/- for transporting wheat to mill, from accounts of M. Clay, Deputy Commissioner of the Provision Law (APA 238).

Hunt, John- Receipt, 27 July 1778, Gilbert Hunt administrator of the estate of Dr John Hunt dec’d received 2.17.6 for the services of the said doctor at the lead mines, including amounts for medicines, also to attend “negroes” in the mines. (APA 661).

Hurt, Ruben– Halifax County; On  list of sundry articles impressed for Halifax militia under Capt John Thompson ordered to join Gen Greene at Guilford, Ruben Hurt one gun, valued 101.7.6[?] (APA 238).