Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File R. 7015, for Joseph Mathis, South Carolina
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(3-1776)


SERVICE
[check-marked]

*Mathis, Joseph

NUMBER
R, 7015

S. C. residence of son in 1854
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[check-marked] No 38,838.

Joseph Mathis decd.
S. C.


Hon. P. S. Brooks 22 Jany. 1855


7015


Act 7 June 1832.
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REJECTED

7,015

Joseph Mathis
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State of South Carolina}
Abbeville District}

This is to Certify that I Joseph Milford of the District & State aforesaid was well acquainted with Joseph Mathis who was a Soldier in the War of 1777 & 80, was Mustered into Service Under Captn John Irvin Company, & Served During the War, I furthermore Certify that John Mathis is a Son of the above named Joseph Mathis & the only one now Living as I am well acquainted with all the family and have been Ever Since the Said war.  Subscribed & Sworn to Nov. 24th 1854
Before
Jno. R. Larrant Mgst,          Joseph Milford {JS}
                       AO


State of South Carolina}
Abbeville District}
Personally appeared Before me Andrew Logan and upon Oath States that from his belief and acquaintance that he believes this the said John Mathis is a son of Joseph Mathis who was in the war of 1777 - as will be shown by the Records or Publick Documents 
Subscribed & Sworn to this 24th Day of November 1854
Andrew  his  X  mark  Logan  {LS}

Before 
Jno R Larrant Mgst}
                        AO
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State of South Carolina}
Abbeville District}
Personally appeared Before me Joseph Foster who being Sworn Saith that he was acquainted with Joseph Mathis who was a Soldier in the war of 1777 - Under Command of Captn John Irvin as will be Seen by the publick Record and that John Mathis is a Son of the said Joseph Mathis and the only one now living Subscribed & Sworn to this 27th Day of November one thousand Eight Hundred & fifty four -- 
Before
Jno R Larrant Mgst.}     Joseph Foster
                      AO}





Joseph Mathis decd
Mathis S. C.

No Papers



Hon. Preston S. Brooks
V. R.