Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File R. 10443, for Lodrick Teel, North Carolina
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SERVICE
N. C.
Teel, Lodrick

NUMBER
R 10443

Content
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Lodrick Teel
Geo.
Rejected, did not
serve 6 mon. let Hon.
H Holsey [illegible] 15.7
J. R. Eason Nov. 16, 1854
10443
Act 7 June 32
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Acts of July 14, 1862, and March 3, 1873.
10443
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P. O. Lodrick Teel
Service:
Enlisted:  ____,18
Discharged: ____, 18
application filed: ____, 18
Alleges:
Re-enlisted:
Attorney:
P. O.
Recognized,
Contract
Cert. of Dis.
Searched for ____, 18

REJECTED
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Georgia
Harris County

Personally appeared before me in open court
Lodrick Teel an applicant for a pension, who ┃
being duly sworn true answers to make to certain
Interrogatories propounded by the Court agreeable to
act of Congress passed the 7th of June 1832
answers and state as follows
1st. deponent, was born in Pitt County State of North Carolina
on the 7th day of October 1754
2nd. Deponent has no Record of his age deponents father
was a very poor man and illiterate and kept
no record of the age of his family.
3rd. Deponent was [illegible] in Pitt County State of North Carolina
near the village Greensville first called Martins
borough and afterwards changed to Greenville
after the close of the war deponent lived 11 years
in Pitt County State of North Carolina, and from
there moved to the State of Georgia and now
resides in Harris County in said State
4th. Deponent was drafted into the service
5th. Genl. Lowrey Maj. Inlow he was in the
company of Capt. John Barrow as well as
Deponent can recollect deponent marched under the
command of Maj. Inlow, and Capt. Barrow to Wilmington in the State of North Carolina
as sworn to in deponents application
6th. Deponent received a discharge from Capt.
Barrow at the end of deponents term of
service but said discharge has long
since been lost, and deponent does not
know where it
7th
Deponent refers to Maj. Saml. Huey [illegible] James
Husy Esqr. A Wilson Capt. Saml. Clay and
and to the citizens of his neighbourhood
generally as persons who can testify as to
deponents Character
Alfred Jenson JSBBC
his
Lodrick & Teel
mark
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Interrogtory
 1st. where and in what year were you
born -
2nd. Have you any record of your age and of
so where is it
3rd. where were you living when called into
service where have you lived since the Revolutionary war and where do you now live
4th. How were you called into service were you drafted
did you volunteer or were you a substitute and if you a substitute for whom
5th. State the names of some of the Regular
officers who were with the Troops where you
served such continental and Militia Regiment
as you can recollect, and the general circumstances of your service
6th. Did you ever receive a discharge from the
service, and if so by whom was it given and
what has become of it
7th State the names of persons to whom you
are known in your present neighbourhood
and who can testify as to your character
for veracity and their belief of your
services as a soldier of the Revolution
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Georgia
Harris County
Personally appeared before me in
open Court Lodrick Teel
and applicant for a pension, who
being duly sworn true answers to make to certain
Interrogatories propounded by the Court agreeable to
the act of Congress passed the 7th of June 1832
answers and States as follows
1st. Deponent, was born in Pitt County State of North Carolina
on the 7th day of October 1754
---
2nd. Deponent has no Record of his age deponents father
was a very poor man and illiterate and kept
no record of the age of his family
3rd. Deponent was [illegible] in Pitt County State of North Carolina
near the village Greenville first called Martins
borough and afterwards changed to Greenville
after the close of the war deponent lived 11 years
in Pitt County State of North Carolina, and from
there moved to the State of Georgia and now
resides in Harris County in said State
4th Deponent was drafted into the service
5th. Genl. -  Lowrey Maj. Inlow he was in the
company of Capt. John Barrow as well as
Deponent can recollect deponent marched under the
command of Maj. Inlow and Capt. Barrow to Wilmington in the State of North
Carolina as sworn to in deponents application
6. Deponent received a discharge from Capt.
Barrow at the end of deponents term of
service but said discharge has long
since been lost, and deponent dose not
know where it is
7th Deponent refers to Maj Saml. Huey Esqr. James Huey Esq A Wilson Capt. Saml.Clay and
and to the citizens of his neighbourhood
generally, as persons who can testify as to
deponents Character
Alfred Iverson JSBBC

Lodrick  Teel
his mark
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Hm. H. Holsey H.R.
Declaration in order to obtain the
benefit of the act of congress of the 7th
June 1832. in favor of Lodrick Teel
a revolutionary soldier
State of Georgia
Harris County
On this 11th day of October
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and thirty six personally appeared
Lodrick Teel in open court before the
Superior Court of Harris County now sitting
Lodrick Teel a resident of said County of Harris
and State of Georgia aged eighty two years
who being first duly sworn according to law
doth on his oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of
the act of Congress passed the 7th
June 1832.
Hm. H. Holsey H.R.
Lodrick Teel That he entered the service under the
following officers and served as herein
stated, the Gregade or division was commanded by Genl. Lowry, the Battalion in which
I served was commanded by Maj. Inlow
Capt. Barrow commanded the company
the date his escaped the memory of this deponent, this deponent was in the Militia Service
and he never was in any particular engagement this deponent then resided in the State of
North Carolina in Pitt County when he
entered into the service and that he was
regularly drafted into service, he was march
from that county to Wilmington in the
State of North Carolina there was in at
Wilmington when this deponent arrived, but
there states whether militia continental or
volunteers this deponent does not recollect 
the army or soldier who had been stationed at 
Wilmington  posted in was ran out by the [illegible]
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British or enemy. this deponent further sayeth
that he was regularly discharged at Wilmington and from there I returned home to Pitts
County and being unlearned and pour I have
lost or mislaid the said discharge so that
at this time I do not know where it is
Capt. Barrow gave me the discharge and
his name was to it this deponent knows
of no person in life at this time who could
swear to these facts or whose testimony he can
procure who could testify to his service

And that this affiant hereby relinquishes
every claim whatever to a pension or annuity, except the present and declares that
his name is not on the Pension Roll of the
agency of any State.
Sworn to and subscribed
the day and
year aforesaid
Alfred Iverson J.S.C.C.C
Lodrick   X Teel
his mark
State of Georgia
Harris County
we Nathaniel Scott Sheriff
of said County of Harris in said State and
Alexander Wilson an acting Justice of the
peace in and for said County in said State of
Georgia residing in the County and State
aforesaid do hereby certify that we are well
acquainted with Lodrick Teel who has subscribed and sworn to the above declaration
that we believe him to be eighty-two years
of age, that he is reputed and believed (as
far as we have ever heard) in the neighbourhood where he resides to have been a soldier of the revolution and that from what
has come to our knowledge we concur in
that opinion
N J Scott Sheriff
A. A. Wilson J.P.
subscribed and certified to 
officially the day and year
aforesaid.
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Georgia
Harris County 
Before me John Cleaveland
Gray a Justice of the Peace in
and for said County, personally appeared Lodrick
Teel of said State and County, who is the declarant
in the annexed declaration to obtain a pension and
who being duly sworn deposeth and sayeth that
he served one tour of three months in the militia service as a drafted man, in the war of
the American Revolution. This deponent further
States that in addition to the above term of
service, he served two tours of eighteen months
each in said war, by substitute. This deponent
employed and paid one Henry Anderson to
serve the term of eighteen months first mentioned in
this affidavit and this deponent employed
& paid one Thomas Spain to perform
the second term of eighteen months herein
mentioned - This deponent served the said
three months term of service under Capt. Barrow Major Inlow, and General Lowry
as
stated in deponents annexed declaration. This
deponent cannot say, by reason of loss of memory
under what officers the said substitutes served
except that he believes they were under the immediate
command of Geo. Washington as General

This deponent cannot recollect the date of his
service, but he believes his service commenced
about the middle of the war. This deponent
served both personally & by substitute as a
common soldier. This deponent served both personally & by substitute as a common soldier.  This deponent's service personally & by substitute
 in the Revolutionary was
one year and nine months as aforesaid, and
for this service this deponent claims a pension
Sworn to & subscribed before me this 3rd February 1837
Lodrick   X  Teel
his mark
John C Gray J. P.
I, Nathaniel H Barden Clerk of the superior
Court for the County of Harris & State aforesaid
I certifty that the [illegible] word Thomas in [illegible]
was written before the oath was administered this 3rd Febraruy 1837.
John C GrayJ. P.
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do hereby certify under my hand & seal that John
C. Gray whose name appears to this paper is an
acting Justice of the Peace in & for said County
of Harris and that his signature as there written
is his real signature by his own hand being thereto subscribed
In testimony whereof I have hereunto
set my hand and seal of Office this

the 4th Day of February 1837

Nathl. H. Barden Clk
Clk
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