Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File S. 1519, Alexander Haynes, N.C.
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SERVICE
N.C.
Haynes, Alexander

contents
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[illegible word at top]
North Carolina
to South Carolina

Alexander Haynes
Private [star next to name]
of the U. States Army

N.C. [star] Line Records completed
as May 26 [illegible number]
Inscribed on the roll of the
North Carolina Agency, at $5 60/100 per month

Formal certificate issued 
28 February and sent
to Isaac Alexander Esq
of Charlotte, N.C.
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Application for an
New Certificate of
Pension by
Alexander Haynes
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State of N Carolina
Mecklenburg County

On this the 6 day of December 
1821 before me when substituting as Justice of the peace for the said County of Mecklenburg
personally appeared Alexander Haynes, who on
his oath declares that he is The Same
person who formerly belonged to the Company commanded by Captain Joshua Bromfield.
In the Regiments Commanded Colonel 
Robert Irwin in the services of the United 
States. That his name was placed on
The pension roll of the State of N Carolina
but has never received a formal Certificate
And now wishes to [obtain?] one

Sworn to and In bench before
me the day and tear aforesaid 

[Long vertical loops beside this]
Alexder Haynes

Wm (William) Davidson [squiggle after this]
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State of N Carolina

I Isaac Alexander clerk of the Court of
[?] & greater [?] holds for the County of
Mecklenburg in the State, aforewith, Do hereby certify that William Davidson Esquire before whom the within affidavit was Sworn to and submitted is an acting Justice of the peace in said  County duly qualified. That all due faith & [?] it is thought to his [?] to his official acts.

In Testimony Where of I have herewith
set my hand & affixed the Seals of my Office
this 7th day of December A Domini 1821

Isaac Alexander Clerk

State of N. Carolina
Mecklenburg County

I Samuel McComb a Justice of the Peace is [?] for said County of Mecklenburg [As?] Chairman of the County Court do hereby Certify that Isaac Alexander who signed the above Certificate is ra[?] and was at the [?] has designated the [?] [?] [?] of the Court of pleas & Grantor decisions of Said County of Mecklenburg and due fa[?] & Credit is due to his appeal as to such

Given under my hand and seal this 8th day of January 1822

[Saml McComb?] [illegible]
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Alexander Haynes
for transfer

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Pensions
Salisbury [N?] C.

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Recd 10 Oct 1826

[on bottom, reversed from preceding]
rec? Oct. 10 from Salisbury N.C.

[vertically across]
S.L. Edwards Esq

[two scratched out marks beneath]

mail [squiggle mark]
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[rotated version of previous page]
 rec? Oct. 10 from Salisbury N.C. 


[upside down]
Alexander Haynes for transfer  
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Pensions Salisbury [N?] C.  [horizontal line]  


[vertically across] S.L. Edwards Esq  [two scratched out marks beneath] 

mail [squiggle mark]
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State of N. Carolina
Mecklenburg County

Application for a Transfer


On this 30th day of September 1826 before me the [?] Justice of the Peace for said County of Mecklenburg personally appeared Alexander Haynes who on his oath declares that he is the same person who formerly belonged to the Company Commanded by Captain John Bromfield In the regiment commanded by Colonel Robert Irwin in the service of the United States. That his name was placed on the Pension Roll of the State of N. Carolina. That he now resides in York District South Carolina where he has lived for thirty years and where he intended to live as long as his [?] and as he understands his case no longer receives his pension in N. Carolina where his name transferred to South Carolina and hereafter to receive his pension in his own State. he had no other reasons to offer for removal only that immediately after the war he Settled where he now lives. he was raised in Mecklenburg County N. Carolina and remained at his father's for [?] years after he was wounded.

Sworn to and Submitted before me this day and year aforesaid.

Alexdr Haynes

[?]
Wm Davidson (squiggle--esquire?)
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State of N. Carolina
Mecklenburg County
[squiggle]

Jennings Duncan came personally before me the presiding Justice and made oath that he has known Alexander Haynes who submitted the forgoing affidavit To be the person he represents himself to be.

Sworn to and submitted before me this 30 (?mark) day of September 1826 [short horizontal line]
Jennings Dunlap

(Marks above the signature)
Wm Davidson [OH?]

I hereby Certify that Jennings Dunlap the above de[?]ment is a person of veracity
Given under my hand
Wm Davidson [squiggle]

State of North Carolina
Mecklenburg County
I, Isaac Alexander Clerk of the Court of that & Quarter Sessions for the County of Mecklenburg do hereby certify that [scratched out word]William Davidson, Esq whose name is assigned to the foregoing Certificate is an acting Justice of the Peace in the County of Mecklenburg & that all due faith and credibility should be given to his acts and Such
In testimony whereof I have herewith
set my name and fixed the Seal of this the 30th day of September 1826 (horizontal line)
Isaac Alexander Clerk
By Thomas B. Smartt D.[G or C]
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State of North Carolina
Mecklenburg County

I Samuel Henderson one of the Justice of the Peace for the County aforesaid do hereby Certify that Isaac Alexander is the Clerk of Mecklenburg County Court & that Thomas B. Smartt was duly qualified as his deputy and that all due faith Should be given to those
acts as such [horizontal line] this 30th of September A D 1826
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Saml Henderson [illegible--maybe JP]
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War Department
Pension Office
October 10th 1826

Sir:
In conformity with the regulations of this Department you have this day been transferred from the Roll of N. Carolina to that of S. Carolina to take effect from and after the 4th of September 1826.


I am, respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
J.L. Edwards
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Revolution [in upper left corner]

INVALID

File No. 1519
Alexander Haynes
Priv. U.S. A.
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Act: [blank line]

Index:--Vol. A, Page 156

Arrangement of 1870
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[looks like a torn scrap of paper]

Notification of transfer 
returned 13 September 1827 as
a dead letter & filed within