Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File S 38155, for Philip Logan, North Carolina
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N.C. Logan Philip S 38/55
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Date of Death not ? AB

R 13.797
Georgia
Philip Logan
of Baldwin County in the state of Georgia
who was a munician in the regiment commanded by Colonel Thos. Polk of the N. Carolina line, for the term of three years.
Inscribed on the roll of Georgia
at the rate of 80 dollars per month, to commence on the 30th of May 1818
certificate of Pension issued the 31st of July, 1819 and sent to the Pensioner at Milledgeville, Georgia
Arrears to 4th of Nov. 1819 9 mo 2/20 10/10
semi-anl. all'ce ending 24th sept 1819
73.57
48.00
$:121:57
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Georgia, Baldwin county
personally appeared before me Philip Logan, who after being duly sworn, diporath & saith that he entered int the service of the United States as a munition under Capt. Temple Cole some time in the month of May 1776 in which service he continued until the 4th of April 1779- when he got a discharge from Lieut  Col Thaxton of the 4th Reg N.C continual that he had lost or mislaid the same and that he cannot preferably (?) come at it - he further saith that he is a resident citizen of the United States of America and that his reduced circumstances in life & being nearly worn out with old age, which ,a makes him stand in need of  (crossed out) of assistance from his country for support.
Sworn to & subscribed before me 30th May 1818
Jas Fleming S.S.C
Philip Logan
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Georgia
Baldwin County
I do hereby certify that I am perfectly satisfied with the corrections of the letters
money, afforded in this call by Philip Logan
given from under my hand 30th May 1818
Jas Fleming J.J.C

Georgia
Baldwin County
Where as I Philip Logan, never have had any pension from my country, nor never claimed any, I do  hereby relinquish all claims to any, only the pension which I claim and pray for, agreeable to an act of Congress lately halfed to provide for certain persons engaged in the land and navel service of the United States during the revolutionary war.
Philip Logan
Signed before me 
30th May 1818
Jas Fleming J.J.C

Philip Logan is about fifty eight years of age and appeared to be very infirm and is destitute of any connections to assist him in his old age.
Given from under my hand 30th May 1818
Jas Fleming J.J.L
State of N, Carolina Securities Office 5th January 1819
I William Hill Secretary of State, do hereby  certify that it appears that from the muster roll of the of this Continental Line of this roll, that Philip Logan was in the said establish most as a munition in the year 1777 in the 4th Regiment, under Capt. Cole for three years, that he departed the 12th of Sept 1777, and was mustered again in January 1779
Given under my hand the date above.
Wm. Hill Sec.
The above in the war of the Revolution.
Wm. Hill
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February 2, 1933
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BA-J/EEL 
Philip Logan-S.38155

Mrs. C. G. Young 
Proctor 
Arkansas 
Dear Madam: 
Reference is made to your letters in which you request the Revolutionary War records of Richard Faucett, William Poole, Philip Logan, John Logan, Seaborn Nally and Celon Nally. 

A search of the records has been made and there is no claim for pension or bounty land on file based upon service in the Revolutionary War of John Logan and William Poole, as described by you, or of Richand Faucett, Celon Nally and Seaborn Hally. The record of Philip Logan is furnished you herewith, as found in the papers on file in his claim for pension, S.38155, based upon his military service in the War of the Revolution. 

The date and place of birth of Philip Logan are not stated. 

He enlisted, place not stated, in May, 1776, served as fife major in Captain Temple Cole's Company, Colonel Thomas Polk's 4" North Carolina Regiment, was in the battles of Brandywine and Germantown and was discharged April 4, 1779, by Lieutenant James Thackston, 4" North Carolina Regiment. 

He was allowed pension on his application executed May 30, 1818, at which time he was aged about fifty-eight years. His application was made in Baldwin County, Georgia. 

[Handwriting inserted]
Date of death not on AB

There are no data as to his family. 

Very truly yours
William Poole of Spartanburg Co. N. C. 
John Logan, of Crawford Co. Georgia.  
A. D. HILLER 
Assistant to Administrator.
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[Printed postal card.]

[Printed stamp]
Postage [illegible]

[Printed stamp]
THIS SIDE OF CARD IS FOR ADDRESS

Veterans Bureau
Washington
D.C.

[Postal stamp]
[illegible]
DEC
14
1932

[RECIEVED stamp]
RECIEVED
Dec 19 1932
MAIL SUB-DIV.
READER [illegible]
[illegible] ADM.
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Dec-10-1932
Gentleman,
Please send me date on Pension applications of Revolutionary soldiers as Joeline (?)
Philip Logan, who drew pension while residing in Baldwin Co - Ga,
John Logan, of GA one J. Hall Os. Ga
probably in Crawford Co. Ga, or Tilleres Co.
Very Truly
Mrs. C.G.Young
Proctor Ark
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38 155
Invalid
Rery
File No 38,155
Philip Logan
munision Rev War
Act: 18 March 18
Index:-Vol. D, page 148
arrange,emt of 1870
1933- Feb 2-laislory
Mrs. C. Y Young (illegible)
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Proved in part by Jacob Stillwell
(sfongdto) the(rnnsifral .....of the (offair)
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Rec. one dollar
Geo R Clayton
treasory
State of Georgia ?UF. GRANTLAND, Prtnters
By his excellency Williiam Rabun Governor and Commander in Chief of the Army and Navy of this State, and the Militia thereof.
TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL COME
KNOW BE, That Nathan Renfro Esquire
before whom the assess do officiant of Jacob Stillwell is (illegible) is a justice of the peace for the County of Jones in this state.
Therefore, all due faith, credit and authority are, and ought to be had and given to his signature and  attestation (notsuc)
In the testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and  caused the great seal of this State to be put and affixed
Done at the State-House in Milledgeville, this thriteenth day of January in the year of our Lord, eighteen hundred and eighteen and the Independence of the United States of America, the Forty second.
BY THE GOVERNOR,
Abr Hammond, sec of state
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Georgia
Jones County
Personally came before me JAcob Stillwell and saith on oath that he was acquainted with Philip Logan when in the service of the United States of America for the space of two years in the years of 1776 and 1777 under Capt Temple Cole of the fourth Redegment North Carolina cantin states commanded by Colonal Thoman Polk and James Theaton, Lieutenant Colonal and his defement further states that he was a particularly acquainted with him the said Philip Logan as a fifer under (illegible) as a fife Major in the line and was in the battle at Tevman Loevn with him.
Jacob Stillwell.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 38th May 1818
Nathan Renfroe J.P.