Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File B.L.Wt. 294-100, for Thomas Kennedy, Maryland
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Md.   
Kennedy, Thomas
B.L [  ]  294-100
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Thomas Kennedy
Colonel John E. Howard
near Baltimore
(illegible) 6th Nov. 1806
Det. To Thos. Kennedy
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Auditors Office Annapolis October 16th 1806
I hereby certify to whom it may concern that it appears on the Book, containing the Record of Musters of the Maryland Line lodged in this office that Thomas Kennedy enlisted as a solider in the 3rd Maryland Regiment on the 4th of June 1779 to serve during the War, and that he continued in services until the conclusions thereof, 
Robt. Denny Auditor General
for the State of Maryland

I hereby certify that Thomas Kennedy who is now applying for the bounty of land allowed by Congress to the soliders of the revolutionary army, is to the best of my recollection & belief, the person mentioned in the above certificate. Given under my Hand this 20th day of October 1806
John E. Howard Lieut. 
in the Maryland Line of the revolutionary army-
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War Department 
H. Dearborn

Honorable
Samuel Smith
Baltimore
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War Department
August 4th 1806

Dear Sir,

Your letter of the 2nd insert has been received and duly attended to. 

It appears from a Document remaining in this office, that a warrant for the Bounty land due William Downes, was issued on the 9th of Aug 1797 in favor of James De Baufre assignee, and that it has been located at the Tresury. 

Thomas Kennedy appears from the (illegible) in this Department, to have been enlisted for the war; but we have nothing to show that he served to the end of it. He should therefore produce satisfactory proof of the latter fact, to entitle him to a warrant. 

I am with much respect and esteem sir. Your Olb. Servt. 
H. Dearborn

Honorable
Samuel Smith