Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File S. 4226, for Thomas Moore, Pennsylvania
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Penn
Moore, Thomas
SH226
Carded
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Wounded
Rev'y War
4226
Invalid.
File No. 4226
Thomas Moore
Pvt, Army U.S. Pa
Col Robinson 
[illegible] line
Act: Apl, 20, 1819
Index:-Vol. A, Page 262
[Arrangement of 1870.]
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Pennsylvania
Thomas Moore
private,
In the Army U. States
Inscribed on the roll of Pa
$5 per mos: - Increased to $8 by the Law of the 24 April 1879
Cert: issued 13th Oct. 1879
Sent to Wm. J. Duane [illegible] City of Philadelphia
Old Pensioner
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
City of Philadelphia, PA
Be it remembered that on the 7 day of October AD 1819. Personally appeared before me George Bartram one of the Aldermen for said City, Thomas Moore who being duly sworn, depose and say that he served in the American Revolutionary War, in the first Regiment of the Pennsylvania Line Commanded by Colonel Robinson in Capt. Stakes [illegible], and was wounded up near the Green Springs [page torn and missing] in the State of Virginia. And in the year 1784 [words missing] was inscribed on the Pension Roll of Pennsylvania [words missing] five dollars for Months, until about two years ago [words missing] he was inscribed at eight dollars for Months. [words missing] always received his pension until to the present application where it is refused in consequence of his not having his Pension ticket.
[illegible] his Moore mark
Sworn and subscribed
Oct. 7. 1819 before A. Bartram, Ald.
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Issue a Duplicate & sent to W.J. Duane, Philad.