Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File S. 16382, John Fluker, Ga.
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(3-1776)
Service 
Ga

Fluker, John

Number: 
S.16382
Carded
Contents
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Georgia
23.290
John Fluker
Campbell in the State of Georgia
who was a Segt in the Compy commanded
by
Captain McIntosh of the commanded
in the Mon
line for 12 month-
Ga.
Inscribed on the Roll of Georgia
the rate of 60 Dollars-
Cents per annum,
commence on the 4th day of March, 1831.
Certificate of Pension issued the 24 day of Decr 33
Foster H.
and such Hon Thos F
R
Arrears to the 4th of Sept 1833
Semi-anl. allowance ending 4 Mar 34
took
E
150
30
$180-
⎨ Revolutionary Claim, ┃
Act June 7, 1832
Recorded by Nath Rice Clerk
Vol. Page 9
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Declaration in order to obtain the benefit
of the act of Congress of the 7th of June 1832
to
State of Georgia
Campbell County
On this tenth
day
1
of June one thousand
●
Eight hundred & thirty three, personally
appeared
before the Isaac Howell George
Harris James Brown a Justice of the Inferior Court
of said County of Campbell John Flucker
a resident of Campbell & said State, aged
Eighty years, who being duly Sworn, accord
in Law doth on his oath, make thefollowing

declaration, in order to obtain
the benefit of the provision made by the
act of Congress passed June 7th 1832
that he enlisted in the army united States
, in the year one thousand Seven
hundred & Seventy Six, with Captain
Lachlan Mack, and served in
the first Battalion of Conti
1
mental Troops of Georgia, under the
following named officers that he
enlisted in beginng or spring of the
1776 under Captain Intuck
in the County
of
Green she now
thinks of the State of
Georgia When
he resided-- that Col Joseph Hober
Shaw Command the regiment that
he was marched to Savannah, from ┃
thence to Augusta and we in
at the siege of Augusta, that in
consequence of old age and the loss of
memory he cannot collect any other
field or company officers that he
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acted
the
in the sacity of a serpant for &
during the Term of Dieter mouth which
embraced the line of
his service,
received his discharged at Savannah
the
and
and of April which a
rge he herewith but as additional
Evidence
Claim
that hereby relinquishes every
Whatever to a pension or
annually
except the presence and he declares that
his name is not on
the pension Roll
of any again in any
Sworn to & subscribed
State
●
&
the day & year foresaid
liken
the Cunt D. C
George Harris C
1
to
James
Stown
Hawell
of
James W Sump Clerk of
the Infenor Hill County
do hearby certify that the foregoing
contain the original procure
of the said Court in the matter
of the application of
taken for a pension
In list many men of and
in unto it my hand & noted to no seal of office
this 12th day of June 1833
James Simpson
of the Infenor Court of
Hemphill County
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John Fulcker
Admit as 1 Sergeant
12 months $60
Hon. T. F. Foster
can Inden
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I am [illegible] officially acquainted with the handwriting of James M [illegible] to [illegible] that the signature to the foregoing official in [illegible] - but to the best of my recollection & belief I have seen, [illegible], and have [illegible] of his name is in his handwriting. I here [illegible] testimony to the fact, and that he is Clerk of this [illegible] Court of [illegible] County, Georgia. I am [illegible] with Isaac Howell, James [illegible] & George [illegible], [illegible] and [illegible] them to be Justice of the [illegible] Court of said County.

Thomas [illegible]
M.C. [illegible]

17 Dec. 1855
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16382
INVALID
File No. 16382
John Fluker
Sergt Rev Mar
Act: June 7 32
Index:-Vol. A, Page 128
[Arrangement of 1870]
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(3-1776)
[column headings: Service. Number]
Ga. Fluker, John
S. 16382
carded
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By Colonel JOSEPH HABERSHAM, of the First Battalion of Continental Troops of Georgia, in the Service of the United States of America.

THESE are to certify, That the Bearer hereof [written by hand: "John Flucker"] a [written by hand: "Sarjeant"] has served in the above Regiment, and in Captain [written by hand: "Lachlan McIntosh's"] Company, for the Space of [written by hand: "Twelve"] Months, for which Term he inlisted, and is hereby discharged from the said Regiment, he having received his Pay, Arrears of Pay, Cloathing, and all other just Demands, from the Time of his inlisting in the said Regiment, to this Day of his Discharge, [as ap]pears by his Receipt on the Back hereof. 

GIVEN under my Hand, and the Seal of the Battalion, at Savannah, this [written by hand: "Third"] Day of [written by hand: "April"] 177[written by hand: "7"]

TO
All whom it concerns.

[Signed: Jos Habersham]
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I do acknowledge to have received all my Pay, Arrears of Pay, Cloathing, and all other just Demands, from the Day of my inlisting into the said Regiment, to this Day of my Discharge. [blacked out]

[Signed: John Fluker]
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Washington, 17 Dec. 1833.

Sir,
I enclose you a Pension Declaration [crossed out: "for the purpose of"] which [underlined: "was forwarded to"] me for the purpose of procuring my certificate. I have given such a one as my recollection & acquantance enable me, and hope it will be sufficient. Please inform me whether it is sufficient, and whether the requests of the Dept. have been complied with? 
Respectfully yours,

[underlined: "Thomas F Foster"

J. L. Edwards, Esq.