Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File R 19357, John Baytop, Va.
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(3-1776)
SERVICE
Va.
CONTENTS
Baytop, John
NUMBER
R 19357
Va. Half Pay
See N.A. Acc. No. 874
050009
John Baytop
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No.
ACT OF FEBRUARY 1 1871
WAR OF 1812.
3017
L - John Baytop
REJECTED
2d Va Lt Regt
Revolution
Discharged, 18
1-8
3017
H'f. Pay- act-'32
Received, 187
Attorn
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John Baytop decd., Act July 5 (1832 - addl Cert. Issued Dec 21. 1842.
2 Va Regt
Rev
Recorded page
148
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Pension Office
December 21, 1842
I certify that in March 1837, half-pay was allowed in the case of John Baytop, decd. under the Act of July 5, 1832, entitled "An act to provide for the liquidating and paying certain claims of the State of Virginia"; and that the half-pay commenced on the 22d. of April, 1783, when the revolutionary war terminated.
It now appears that he left the service as early as the 6th. of February 1782. The administrator of said Baytop is therefore entitled to half-pay on account of the service of Baytop as a Lieutenant of the 2d. Virginia State regiment from the 6. of February 1782 to the 22d. of April 1783, at the rate of One Hundred and Sixty Dollars per annum. The amount is payable to Francis A. Dickins, of Washington City, substitute of John T. Catlett, attorney of Philip Taliaferro, of Gloucester County, Virginia, administrator of John Baytop, deceased.
Commissioner of Pensions.
Approved
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Certificate - Case of John Baytop, decd - Act 5 July 1832 
March 28, 1837
Recorded Vol 43,
Page 126
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Pension Office
March 28 1837
I certify that from an examination of the claim presented at the office on account of the military service of the late John Baytop, I am satisfied that he was a Lieutenant in the second regiment of the infantry in the service of the State of Virginia; that he served in that grade until the first of May 1779, when he became supernumerary officer; that he died in King and Queen County, Virginia, in January 1799; that the case is embraced by the provisions of the act of congress of the 5th July 1832, entitled an act to provide for the liquidating and paying certain claims of the State of Virginia, that the claim should therefore be allowed, at the rate of one Hundred and Sixty Dollars per annum, from the twenty second of April Seventeen hundred and eighty three, when the war initiated to the first of January Seventeen hundred and Ninety nine; and that the amount should be paid to Joseph Segur, attorney of Philip Taliaferro, administrator of said John Baytop, dec?
Approved, March 28. 1837
Commissioner of Pensions
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NAME: Bazil, Daniel
GRADE: Private
LINE: Maryland

WARRENT NUMBER: 10961
ACREAGE: 100
ISSUED: August 14, 1793 To Francis Sherrard, Assignee