Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File R. 4616, George Harman, Penn.
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(3-1776)
SERVICE
Penn.
{ink stamped symbol of a star)
Harman, George
or Herman
NUMBER
R. 4616
CONTENTS
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{crossed out - Acts of July 14, 1862, and March 3, 1873.}
REJECTED
4616
P. O. ____
George Harman
Service: ____
Enlisted: ____, 18
Discharged: ____, 18
Application filed: ____, 18
Alleges: ____
Re-enlisted: ____
Attorney: ____
P. O. ____
____ Recognized.   ____ Contra{cut off}
____Cert. of Dis.      Searched for ____, 18
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A B Richmond
Meadville Pa
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no
George Harman
Pa
June 7. 1832
Cap. Jos. E. Stewart
{illegible}
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" A General Muster Roll of the Fourth Battalion of Northampton County Militia
Field Officers
Colonel John Sigfried
Lieut. Colonel Nicholas Kern
Major James Boyd
Adjutant Abraham Levan 
Captains
John Gregory
George Edleman
Henry Bowman
William Kromer
Frederick Krons 
John Ralston
George Roudebush
Paul Fleek
Lieutenants
Nicholas Happle 1st
Henry Sigline 2d
Robert Hays 1st
Paul Knows 2d
Barnhart Bowman 1st
Barnhart Kline 2d
John Deiter 1st
Valentine Waltman 2d
George Coons 1st
Henry Bast 2d
Adam Clendenin 1st
Joseph Brown 2d
Peter Shelp 1st
Vandle Hower 2d
Joseph Lamar 1st
Adam Buckhauser 2d
Serjeants
Peter Glass
Henry Snider
George Harman
Jacob Harman
"
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Secretary's Office
Pennsylvania ss
{image of a seal}
I Do Hereby Certify That the foregoing and annexed is a true and correct Extract from the original Paper as the Same remains on file in this office.
In Testimony Whereof I have herewith set my Hand and caused the Seal of the Office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth to be affixed at Harrisburg this Twenty-ninth day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand Eight hundred and fifty-five
John M. Sullivan
Depy. Secy. of the Commth.
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Meadville June 24th 1856
J E Stuart -
Dear Sir your letter enclosing the accompanying papers was duly recd. but on an examination of the papers again you will perceive that - they have the wrong case. The case I am interested in is that of "George Harman" of Northampton Co Pa. & not - "Jacob Harman of  Philadelphia Co."
I think you will find on file in the office the Evidence of Capt. Fleek who was a Capt in the Revolutionary War who was acquainted with Geo Harman, together with the family record proving that - our applicant - Mrs Snyder was the child of the said Geo Harman 
On examining the paper you will discover the mistake & inform me what more is wanted
Your {illegible}
A B Richmond
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no 4616
George Harman
Pa
Let Capt. Jos E Stewart, {illegible} 1/56
June 7. 1832.
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Northampton County
State of Pennsylvania ss
Personally appeared before me a Justice of the Peace in and for said County Conrad C. Harman a son of George Harman late of said county deceased who produced a Family record kept in the Family Bible of the late George Harman and upon His Oath Saith that the record Here produced is the record kept in His Father's Family and that the record is kept in His Fathers Hand writing up to His Fathers Death and that His Father Died on the fourth Day of October Anno Domini 1834 
Conrad C. Harman
I Hereby Certify that the following is a correct copy of the Family record kept in the Family Bible of the late George Harman. George Harman was born in Germany in Elshos October 20th 1752 Married September 12th 1779 to Margrate Sangle Died October 4th 1834
John M Hower  
Justice of the Peace
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Northampton County 
State of Pennsylvania ss
 Personally appeared before me the subscribed Justice of the Peace in and for said County Hy Kress who upon His Oath Saith that He was well acquainted with George Harman and Margret His wife and that He knows that the said George and Margret lived together as man and wife and were so acknowledged by each other and so reputed by their neighbors and He further states that Susanna Snyder is the Daughter of Said George and Margret and that she is married to Jacob Snyder who now resides in Crawford County Pennsylvania. And further States that He knows that the said George Harman and Margret are both dead
Henry Kress 
Sworn and Subscribed before me this the 23rd day of November Anno Domini 1855
John M. Hower J.P