Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File S. 7206, for Isaiah Mc Bride, North Carolina
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(3-1776)
Service
N.C.
McBride, Isaiah 
or Josiah
Number
S. 7206
Carded
Contents
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No. 7.128. -
North Carolina
Josiah Mc McBride
deceased
Guilford co in the State of North Carolina who was a Private in the Company commanded by Captain McAdam, of the Regt commanded by Gen Davidson in the No. Carolina M. for 8 months from 1780. Certificate issued in favour  of Joseph McBride heir of Isaiah McBride Dec 8
Isaiah McBride
Records corrected. June 28/04

Inscribed on the Roll of North Carolina at the rate of 26. Dollars 66.- Cents per annum, to commence on the 4th day of March, 1831.

Certificate of Pension issued the 5th day of March 1833 -- and sent to [illegible] --.

[illegible]

amount due to the 26th September 1832. - The [illegible] decease of Josiah McBride
$41.64

{Revolutionary Claim, 
Act Jun 7, 1832.}

Recorded by F. S. Evans Clerk,
Book E. Vol. 6- Page 48
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Look to the [illegible] rank of the general [illegible] - If a [illegible]


Joseph McBride
Son & only heir of 
Josiah McBride

N. Carolina
from 1780 private
8 months, $26.66 [illegible]

Amount due to 26 Sep. '32 the time of the Pension date of Josiah McBride
$41.64
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North Carolina
Guilford County
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
November Term A.D. 1832

On this 21st day of November 1832 personally appeared in Open Court John Finley and being sworn according to law doth on his oath declare that in April 1780 he was sent by Capt. Forbis in Company with Isaiah McBride lately deceased down to Orange for arms and ammunition that they took there to Martinsville according to orders, that on their return home in May 1980 they volunteered again with Capt. McAdoo and joined the Troops under Geo. L Davidson, marched to Salisbury. Then he was sent into the forks of the Yadkin after tories, and that said McBride was marched to the South and he always under-stood and never heard it contradicted that said McBride continued in the service untill some time in the fall of 1780 - 
And must have been out on this tour 6 months - that in the December of 1777 he served with him for a month and in a tour after the Tories down about the Town of Fayetteville & believes that said McBride did service not less than 8 [illegible] for he knows McBride was out many other trips after the Tories down into Randolph up on the Yadkin LG --
Subscribed & Sworn to in Open Court
John Finley
A. E. Hanner
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State of North Carolina
Guilford County
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
Nov. Term AD 1832

On this 21st day of November 1832 personally appeared in Open Court Capt. Wm Albright And made Oath that he served with Isaiah McBride in the Revolutionary War many tours after the Louis & that he particularly recollected falling in with him in the Summer of 1780 at Salisbury Rowan County. And marching there with him to head Quarters at [illegible] providence in the County of Mecklenburg a few miles beyond Charlotte. And that he continued to serve with him after meeting him at Salisbury for at least three months - that he was once with him down into the County of Randolph among the Caraway Mountains and once down towards the town of Fayetteville as it is now called thus Cross Creek
Subscribed and Sworn to in Open Court
A. E. Hanner
William C. Albright
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North Carolina
Guilford County
November Term 1839

On this 21st day of November AD 1839 personally appeared in Open Court before the Justice of our County court John McBride and made Oath in Due form of Law that in the Winter of 1781 he [illegible] service with Isaiah McBride who died a few months ago - That they served together in a company commanded by Capt. Forbis; and Col. Paisley that they joined service on his march to the North in Guilford County and marched with him towards Halifax in Va but that they [illegible] march & home from [illegible] Army to stop the ravages of Tories in their own neighborhood that in this service he served with Said McBride not less than a month and that he knows of his being out Often after the Tories when he was not along
Subscribed & Sworn to in Open Court
A. E. Hanner 
[illegible]
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I Joseph McClair hereby certify that I believe Isaiah McBride who died a few months since was with me in my Tour to the South western part of the State under Capt. Forbis Cal Paisley & Geo. L  Davidson in the Summer of 1780 on a three month Tour
Subscribed & Sworn in Open Court -
Joseph McClair
A. E. Hanner
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North Carolina
Guilford County
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
November Term 1832

On this 23rd Day of November AD 1832 The David Caldwell, Wm. Adams & Jesse Wheeler (certify that) [crossed out] Justices of the Court aforesaid certify that we have received evidence which satisfies as that Isaiah McBride whose names is mentioned in the affidavit of Wm. Albright, John Finley & John McBride was a Revolutionary Soldier and that he served as is in said affidavits certified 8 months and the Court further certifies that it appears to them that said Albright McBride & Finley are credible persons and that these statement is entitled to face credit - And it further appears to there satisfaction that one Joseph McBride is the son and heir of said Isaiah McBride, who makes application in this was to obtain the benefit of the act of Congress passed June 7th 1832 which he believes was made for the benefit of his father who died the 26th September last of whos death we are likewise satisfied
Wm Adams, Jesse Wheeler, David Caldwell
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State of North Carolina
I, Alfred E Hanner clerk of the Court of pleas & quarter sessions for the County of Guilford
Do hereby certify that the foregoing contains the Original proceedings of the matter of the application of Joseph McBride [illegible] Isaiah McBride [illegible] for a pension.
In Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand & affixed the seal of Said Court at Office this 29th day of January AD. 1833
A. E. Hanner

North Carolina
Guilford County
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North Carolina
Guilford County

County Court
February Term A.D. 1833

On this 21st day of February personally appeared in Open Court Joseph McBride the son and heir of Isaiah McBride deceased and named in the preceding certificate who being duly sworn according to law doth on his oath make the following affidavit supplementary to the forgoing To wit - that his father died on this 26th day of September aged as he has always understood from him about 80 years - that he died leaving no widow his wife having died many years before him - that from what he had heard from his father at various times and from the statement of John Finley, Wm. Albright, John McBride and Joseph Mclean he believes his father Isaiah McBride served in the Revolutionary War not less than eight month
Subscribed and Sworn to in Open Court 
Joseph McBride
A E Hanner

And the Court do hereby certify that Isaiah McBride died leaving no widow and that Joseph McBride [illegible] who has signed the preceding certificate is a credible person and that his statement entitled to credit

J. A. [illegible]
William Adams
B. Adams
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I Alfred E Hanner Clerk of the County Court of Guilford hereby certify that the foregoing are the original proceedings of said Court Supplementary to former proceeding to proceedings had in same Court in the matter of the application of Joseph McBride for arrears of pension
In testimony whereof I have hereinto set my hand and affixed my official seal. This 22st [22nd] day of February AD 1833
A E Hanner
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State of North Carolina
Guilford County
Be it remembered that at a Court of Pleas & quarter Sessions begun & held for the County & State aforesaid at the Court House in the Town of Greensboro on the Third Monday of November AD. 1832
Joseph McBride appeared in Open Court and having procured the following affidavits for the purpose of Receiving the Amount of Pension Pay due to his deceased father Isaiah McBride, which were ordered by the Court to be Certified -
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7206
Invalid
[illegible]
File No. 7206
Josiah McBride
Priv Rev. War

Act: June 7th 1832
Index:-Vol. [illegible], Page 245
[Arrangement of 1870.]

Isaiah McBride
Records corrected
June 28, 1904