Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File B.L.Wt 2375-155, Tobias Ford, S.C.
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Service
S.C.

Ford, Tobias

Number 
B.L.Wt-2375-156
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Book A  Issued the 14th June 1783 to Ensign 
Indent 121 Tobia Ford of the So.Co. Continental Regiment for Fifty four pounds seven schillings sterling for Pay and Substance to 1 May 1783
- p the Auditor Certificate.


Office of the Comptroller General
Charleston So Co Sept 16th 1845 I do hereby certify the foregoing to be a true copy from the Records of the office

W. Laval 
Comptr Genl
So Co
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Heirs
Tobia Ford - Ensign S.C.

Ensign Tobia Ford is regulary

ineligible
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State pf South Carolina
Colleton District

Ordinary's ----Officer August 4d 1845

I certify that satisfactory evidence was adduced to me, to prove that Mrs Jane Neyle. Mary Susan Neyle. Henry Manly Neyle, Charles F. Neyle and Philip A. Neyle are

the surving  grand children and 
heirs at law in fee to Tobia Ford deceased who
was an Ensign in the Regiment of 
the South Carolina line.

Given under my hand and Seal of Office this Fourth day of August 1845

L.W. M Cants
Ordinary Coll Dist

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The above form will answer for the following States, viz

Judge of Probate
Maine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Vermont 

Surrogate
New York 
New Jersey

Ordinary
South Carolina
Georgia
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Tobias Ford
U: 2375


Mr. John J. Reid
Washington
D.C.
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Copy

Know all me by these presents that we 
Jane Neyle, Mary Susan Neyle, Henry Manely Nayle, Charles Ford Neyle, and Philip Augustus Neyle Heirs of Tobia Forn an Ensign in the South Carolina line do hereby make name constitute and appoint John T. Reid of the city of Washington to be our true and lawful attorney for us and use our name to surrender to the United States the warrant for Bounty land to which we are entitled as heirs aforesaid and to receive scrip thereof ---for us and in our names to sell, assign and transfer the said script and generally for us and in our names to do all lawful acts and things what so ever which shall be expedient to be done for the recovery of the said Bounty land and this sale and transfer of the said -------and an attorney under him for the purpose of access to substitute ---where of achieve hereunto --our hands  and --- this fourth day of August in the year Eighteen hundred and forty five.

Signed sealed & delivered 
in the presence of CH E Miller

Jane Neyle
Jane Neyle Guardian of  Mary Susan Neyle
Children of Henry Neyle 
deceased
Charles Henry Neyle
Philip A. Neyle
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State of South Carolina

Before me C. Baring Farmer Justice of the Peace of the State aforesaid personally appeared Col/ Charles E. Miller wo being duly sworn made oath that he was present and did see Jane Neyle for herself and as Guardian of Mary Susan Neyle, and Henry Manly Neyle - Charles Ford Neyle and Philip August Neyle duly sign seal and as heir act and did deliver the before written letter of attorney and that he was said Deponent subscribed his name here to as witness to the -----thereof .

Sworn before me this 4th day
of August in the year 1845
C. Baring Farmer 

Ch E. Miller (signed)


State of South Carolina

Colleton District

I Archibald Campbell Clerk of the Court of Common Plea of the said state for the district of Colleton do hereby certify that Charles Baring Farmer Esq before whom we foregoing affidavit was made is and was at the time a Justice of the Peace of the said State and duly qualified to administer oaths and that due ---------------to all ------as such.

Given under my Hand
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and the seal of the said Court 
this fourth day of August 1845
(signed) A. Campbell C.C.P.

A true copy from the original 
John T. Reid
5 Nov 1845