Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File R. 6414, for John Loggins, Virginia
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VA

Loggins, John

R 6414
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John Loggins Sr
Georgia

Suspended

James Law
26 Sept 1834

6414

Act 7th June 1832
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6414

P.O. John Loggins Sr
Service (blank)

Enlisted: REJECTED, 18
Discharged: (blank), 18

Application filed: (blank), 18

Alleges: (blank)

Re-enlisted: (blank)

Attorney: (blank)

P.O. (blank)

(blank) Recognized

(blank) Contract

(blank) Cert. of Dis.

Searched for (blank), 18
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W.M. Varnum
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State of Georgia
County of Hall

Know all men by these presents that I Samuel Loggins of the County and State aforesaid do hereby irrevocably constitute and appoint William M Varnum of Dahlonega Georgia my true and lawful attorney with full power of substitution for me and in my name to examine any papers that may be on file in the pension office in relation to the claim of my father John Loggins for a pension as a Revolutionary soldier hereby ratifying and confirming all that my said attorney may do by virtue of these presents

Given under my hand and seal this 14th day of January 1853

Samuel Loggins (his mark)

John E Brown N.P.
for R N I Brown dep

State of Georgia
County of Hall

I John E Brown Notary Public in the aforesaid County hereby certify that I saw Samuel Loggins sign the above power of attorney by making his mark for the purposes therein named.

Given under my hand and seal of office at Gainesville this 17th day of January 1853

John E Brown NP
by R N I Brown dep
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Declaration of John Loggins Senr
32 ary

Answer to be
Sent to Ja Law
Gainesville Hall
County GA

[written on the left side of the page]
John Logan    Cap Wilkee
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State of Virginia
Wall County on this day of April eighteen
hundred and thirty-four personally appeared before
me a Justice of the Interior Court of Sceed (?) County
John Loggins ----- a resident of Hale County
State
of Georgia aged one hundred years the 11th of
October
last past (who I hereby certify is unable from bodily
infirments to attend in open court) and after
being duly----- according to La--r? death on
his P---- make the following declaration in order
to obtain the benefit of the pensions made by the
act of Congress passed June 7th 1832.
   That he entered in the army of the United
States in the year 1777 (he thinks) and collected all
that it ---- on the 4th day of July under a Capt.
Ballanger for two years as a private in the
Continental Service asit was called and was
attached to Col. Pinckney's Regiment and marched
to Williamsburg in Virginia where he trained two
or three months during which time we marched
to Norfolk in Virginia and returned 6 years
to Williamsburg.  We were then marched to where
General Washington l--- ---- his army.  I think the
place was called Meed Fort.  and then marched
to Charleston South Carolina.  Col. Bluford
having the command of our Regiment the Regional to which I belonged was called 2nd Regiment of
The Virginia live.  I was in the engagement at
a place called the Hanging Rock where Col.
Bluford was defeated and where I rescued two
wounded the fears of which I yet carry with 
in the hand the other in the leg
with a sword the other with a bayonette
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I had been in the ---- service two years and
one month when their battle was foright. I then
applied to Col. Bluford for a discharge and
---- for ----- that I might go home and
that my demands was a better discharge than
he could write.  I then returned home and
recovered there until my wounds were healed
when
there was a call for the M--- of the _____
to have a three months tour.  I volunteered and a
Private Metitiaman for three months under Capt.
Joseph Cloud and marched to a place called
96 in South Carolina where I was attached
to the army under Col. Green and remained
there until his army was driven by the enemy
my term of service having expired.  I returned
home. After returning at home some weeks Capt
Cloud raised a company to serve three months
to march to Kings Mountain into which 
company
I volunteered and marched to Kings Mountain &
was in the engagement at that place. My
term of Service having expired shortly after this 
battle
I returned home.  I omitted to mention that.  I was attached
to Col. Clevelands Regiment in the tad mountained  service
But 1st I was born in Orange County State of
Virginia
on the 11th day of October 1733
2nd I have no record of my age but recttled my age
when I first entered the Service.
3rd I lived in Halifax County State of Virginia
when
called into service.  I have lived in union & Penthton(?)
Districts South Carolina until about ----7 years
ago when I moved to Hale County State of Georgia
where I now live
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4th I first enlisted and then volunteered
5 I recollect to have seen Gen. Washington Col. Campbell
I also recollected was at the Kings Mountain.  I also recollected
a Col. Joseph Winston.
6 I never received any written discharge from
the Service
7 I am acquainted with Hugh McDonald Esqr Charles
Smith & John Miller Esq are persons to whom I am [sp]
----- is my present neighbors & who would
testify as to my character for veracity etc.
He hearby relinguishes every claim to whatever to a pension or annuity except
the present and he declared that his name is not on
the Pension Role of any agency in any state.
M.M.McAfee JJ6

John Loggins (X between John & Loggins with the word "his" above the X and "mark" under the X).

Georgia
Hall County
I John B Nichols clerk of the Superior Court
hereby certify that John M McAfee is an acting
[ there is a seal/paper partially covering some words]
 ___tick of the Superior Court in for said county and
---at the above Signatures are his genuine signatures
given render my hand and Seal of office
10th day of July 1834.
John B Nichols Clerk
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Rutland Nov 27 th 1899
To The Pension Office
Will you kindly
inform me if there is on
the list of Res. soldiers
receiving a pension, the name
of Aaron Denio-
said Denio went probably
from Shaftsbury  Vermont
but perhaps from
Bennington- also John
Loggen or Loggan either
of Shaftsbury or Rupert =N-
Very Respect Yours-
Mrs. A.B. Engrem-
148 No. Main St. Rutland-
Vermont