Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File R. 6416, for Richard Logue, Maryland
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MD. 
Logue, Richard
R. 6416
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No. 38195
Richard Logue
Md.

Act of 7th June 1832
To G. W. Blizzard, July 23, 1833

6416
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May 5th, 1834
Rec’d Petition of
Richard Logue
Samuel Blizzard, Westminster, Md.

To Hon. J. L. Edwards
Commissioner of Pensions

Pension Office
Official Business

Washington
D.C.
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Westminster, Carroll County, Md.
May 5, 1851

To
Hon. J. E. Heath
Commissioner of Pensions

Sir,

I forward the declaration of Mr. George Shreeve today for the Bounty Land which will fall to him under the act of September 1850, hoping it will be duly attended to and as soon as possible forwarded to my address at this P.O. of Westminster. Also, I do anticipate the troublesome calls to this department, since I have received so much business and attention heretofore. Yet I am a little anxious to know how soon our warrant will be ready, having been glad to engage a person about the ministry (namely Mr. Abbott and others). I was informed by the department that there were then about 40,000 then on file.

Respectfully yours,
James Blizzard

P.S. I send you the declaration or petition of Richard Logue for you to inform me if he is not any entitled to a Pension from your office under the provisions of existing laws of the United States.

Respectfully yours,
James Blizzard

To
Hon. J. E. Heath
Commissioner of Pensions
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No. 6416
Richard Logue

Service: REJECTED

Enlisted: ____ 18__
Discharged: ____ 18__
Application filed: ____ 18__
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No. 38195
Richard Logue
Md
Act of 7 June 1832

James Blizzard, Esq.
Westminster, Carroll County, Md.

[Signed] J. Blizzard
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case into consideration, & if your duty to the people you represent & whose interest you have in charge will allow it. That you will grant him the relief prayed for & is in duty bound & his.
Richard Logue [x mark]
Westminister Feb 1st 1839

Witness
Jacob Mathias