Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File B. L. Wt. 126-300, Peter Gray, S.C.
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[Black Star]
(3-1776)
SERVICE
S.C.

Gray, Peter

NUMBER
B.L.Wt. 126-300


CONTENTS
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Claim of Cap. Peter Gray [illegible]
James Gray - [illegible]
Thos T Tucker Esq [illegible]

W. James Gray ded 22nd Oct 1779.
[illegible] by the Enemy, of course
is [illegible].

T F Grimke
126 OK

stamp
[much illegible]
Sc
DEC
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Thomas Tador Tucker Esq

Treasurer of the U.S.
W. issued ID & T T Huke Esq
Washington 

Rev
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Charleston 8 Dec 1802

3126

Dear Sir,

Capt Peter Gray who lives about
230 miles from Charleston happens to be here & as he is an old Brother officer of mine,  I mentioned to him that the 
Probability would be that he would lose his land if he did
not apply for the same immediately: be therefore procured the
enclosed Certificate for himself & his Brother James who
served in Genl Moultrie's Regiment, whose testimony will be 
satisfactory I hope.  I know that your good info will
excuse the trouble I give you for the officer of our State.

& I am [illegible], your very  [illegible]

J F Grimke [signature]

J Tucker
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South Carolina 
This will Certify that Capt
Peter Gray - and his brother James Gray - 
a Lieutenant - Did same During the 
late war in the 2nd So: Carolina
Continental Regiment and is justly
entitled to their quota of land Granted
by [illegible] by Congress - given under
my Hand this 8th Day of December 1802

Willm Moultrie

James Gray Lieut 2nd South
Carolina Regiment died
22nd October 1779 as appears
by the Musters
Accounting Office
December 21st 1802.