Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File R. 1,128, David Bradie, Ga.
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Service: GA
Bradie, David
Number: R. 1,128
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William Jones Adam
on 
David Bradies
Estate

David Bradie
dec. Georgia

RM Jones
Dearing, GA
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State of Georgia ⎬
Columbia County ⎬
On this the third
Day of January 1856. personally came
before me, Stephen Drane
a Judge of the Superior Court a court
of Record, for and in said County
and State,
William Jones Admin
on the estate of David Bradie
whose letters are hereunto attached
and, who being first duly sworn
according to law doth on his
oath say that he has reason to
believe the said David Bradie
was a Surgeon in the Georgia Continental Line, in the Revolution &
that, he has never received pay
for his services. He therefore requests
the Department to make a speedy
settlement of this claim, as he
wishes to close the said Administration
he refers to the Georgia Records for
evidence of the service, and the State
also, gave him land once in consideration of them. He claims a settlement under the Act of June 7 1832
or any other prior or subsequent act
that may refer to the claim, all
he asks is justice and a fair
settlement up to Dr David Bradie
death, which will be proven when required Sworn and subscribed before me
the day & year above
William Jones
Stephen Drane
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be the undersigned know William Jones, to be a good, clever, and honorable man. The claim in our opinion is peculiarly just, and, on
Record at Milledgeville.
Given under oath, this day and year above.
H A Ramsay Seal
R W Jones Seal

I, Stephen Drane a Judge of the Superior Court, a court of Record
for this said County, before whom
the above declaration was made
and sworn to, hereby attest, that
I know the declarant and
affiants, they are clever and
credible men. The records of
the State, will prove the claim
correct or incorrect, to the former
opinion, we give our assent.
Given under my hand &
seal, the day & year above written.
Stephen Drane SJ

I, Anderson M Crawford, Clerk of this Superior
Court for and in said
County & State aforesaid, hereby attest
that, Stephen Drane was at this
time of taking the above declaration & 
affidavit an acting & duly
qualified Judge of the Superior
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Court, a Court of Record for this
said County & State, duly authorized
to administer oaths &. His signature
is genuine, and his official acts
entitled to full faith and credit
Witness my hand and office
seal,
at Appling, this the 14
day of January 1856
A M Crawford Clk
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LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION -- Chronicle & Sentinel Print.

STATE OF GEORGIA,
Columbia County.
⎬
By the Court of Ordinary for said County,
Whereas, David Bradie late of
said County
deceased, died intestate, having, while he lived, and at the time of his death,
divers estates, real and personal, within the said State, by means whereof
the full disposition and power of granting the administration of the estate
of the said deceased, and also a final dismission from the same, to the
Court aforesaid, does of right belong:
And, they desiring that the same
may be well and truly administered and legally disposed of, Do hereby
Grant, unto William Jones
Administrator
full power, by the tenor of these presents, to administer
the entire estate, both real and personal, of said deceased, which to him in
his lifetime, and at the time of his death, did belong, and to ask demand,
sue for, recover and receive the same, and to pay the debts in which the
deceased stood bound, so far forth as his assets will extend according to law,
and then the balance, if any, to pay over to the legal heirs and distributees of the said deceased.
Witness, my hand as Ordinary, and the Seal of the said Court, this
3 day of December eighteen hundred and fifty four
J Crawford Ordinary.
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(Crossed out): Acts of July 14, 1862, and March 3, 1873

Handwritten below: 1128.

Vertical stamp: 'Rejected'

P.O. David Bradie
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No. 39.040
David Bradie deo?
Georgia
R.W. Jones Jany 31 1856

1128

B Fran
June 7 1832
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Brief in the case
of David Bradie

Mr. Jones Ands
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On the 3 Jany 1836 William Jones Administrator of David Bradie says he has reason to believe that David Bradie was a surgeon in the Georgia Continental Line & never reclaim pay for 
his services and request the department to make a speedy settlement of the claim as he wishes to date his administration (Letter of administration taken on 3 Dec 1835) He refers to Georgia Recent for proof of review, Ahpert there Georgia gave him land - (specified no service, given no date of death, in herein) - HA Ramsay & RW Jones (see repative) know William Joes to be a "good, clever & honorable man" and that this claim is "peaciblely in the recent at illegible "
Judge Stephen Drane is of the same illegible

No Metause of evidence.
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David Bradie, died
GA Act 1832

Report
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In the case of David Bradie, decd, of GA, an
application for arrears under act of June 7th, 1833 the declaration is in the handwriting of Dr
H.A. Ramsay - and there is no proof to sustain the claim.

June 18th 1856
S.g. Dodge