Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File R. 4805, Thomas Hazzard, New York
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New York            Hazzard, Thomas        R4805
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No 38.389
Thos Hazzard dec
NY
Richard Burgess Aug 2 1852
    "             "      March 1 /53 [1853]
See note within in pencil
in Let to Mr. McCall
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The letter referred to above seems to have been taken out, not in [illegible] 16 1857
Act June 7 1832
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38, 389.
Thomas Hazzard
decd
N York
Richard Burgess Aug
2 1852 & March 11 1853-
Hon G.W. Jones Jan 16 1857
"    Jacob Broom  "   17    "
" Hon. J.J. Evans Feb 23/57 [1857]

4805
Act June 7 1832
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Acts if July 14, 1862, and March 3, 1878 [crossed-out]
REJECTED
4805
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P.0.
Thomas Hazzard
Service:
Enlisted:                                  ,18
Discharged:                            ,18
Application filed:                    ,18
Alleges:
Re-enlisted:
Attorney:
P. O.
Recognized.                       Contract.
Cert. of Dis.      Searched for       ,18
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Letter to Richard Burgess, Aug 2, 1852 shows N.Y. service
M.B.H.
Aug 29, 1911
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House of Representatives
Committee on Revolutionary Pensions
Jany 16, 1837
Sir,
You are respectfully requested to furnish for the use of the Committee the papers and documents in the case of the Heirs of Thomas Hazard [Hazzard] applicants for Pension.
I should like to receive them on Monday, if practicable.
Very Respectfully
Your obedt. Servt
Jacob Broom
all
Chairman Comm ee
Hon George C. Whiting
Commissioner of Pensions
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Washington City D.C.
Jan 12 1854
Geo
The enclosed petition, of heirs of Captain
Thomas Hazzard, is herewith referred to your
office for such information and papers as you
may see proper to forward the Committee
This is a petition of peculiar character, doubtless
you will say there are many such. It might not
be improper to remark, that, your opinion is always found to be advantageous to the Committee in passing on so many cases of varied, apparent importance, as all application to Congress come in an exparte form 
Many there are, that does not require anything but the papers,
I have the honor to be
Very Respectfully
Your Obt Servt
G W Jones
Ch Com Pensions
W. S. S.
Hon Geo C. Whiting
Comr Pensions
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Washington D. C. Feby 23d 1857
Hon. Geo. C. Whiting
Comr. of Pensions
Dear Sir
I am directed by the Hon. J. 
J. EvansChairman of the Committee on Rev. claims of the
Senate, to request you to furnish such evidence of service
as your office affords of the case of Capt. Thomas Hazard
The papers are herewith enclosed to be returned with
the evidence of your office
The Committee would like to have the papers tomorrow
morning, as it will be the last meeting of the present

Session_

I am Very Respectfully
Your Obt Servant
R. A. Matthews
for J.J. Evans