Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File S. 8714, Isaac Hite, Va.
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(3 - 1776)

                           SERVICE                                                                                                                       NUMBER

Va.                                                                                       Hite, Isaac                                                 S. 8714

                                                                                                                                                                    B. L. Wt. 189 -200

CONTENTS
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Reported,   See letter                                                                                                Virginia   32,102


                                                                                                                                           Isaac Hited, deceased, late

                                                                                                                                           of Frederick Co., in the State of Virginia

                                                                                                                                            who was a Lt G  Aide de Camp in the          commanded

                                                                                                                                            by Captain                                         of the         commanded
 
                                                                                                                                             by                                                  in the Virginia

                                                                                                                                             line for

                                                                                                                                             Increassed from $ 520 per annum.  The dif -

                                                                                                                                             fernence to be paid to his widow Ann. T. Hite


                                                                                                                                            Inscribed on the Rolls of Richmond

                                                                                                                                            at the rate of 578 Dollars ---------- Cents per annum

                                                                                                                                            to commence on the 4th day of March 1831 V end

                                                                                                                                             24th  Nov. 1836  when he died


                                                                                                                                                 
                                                                                                                                            Certificate of Pension issued the 9th day of January

                                                                                                                                                                        1845 and sent to Thos Green

                                                                                                                                                                                                            Present



                                                                                                                                            Arrers to the 4th of 

                                                                                                                                            Semi - anl allowance ending



                                                                                                                                                                                                            Revolutionary Claim

                                                                                                                                                                                                            Act June 7, 1832


                                   
                                                                                                                                          Recorded by D Brown

                                                                                                                                           Book E      Vol 6 1/2      Page 15
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Act 1828

Settle of

Treasury



Consd with

Invalid file

# 8714
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.                                                                                     No of Orig Pay 58

                                                                               REVOLUTIONARY CLAIMS


                                                                                                                TREASURY DEPARTMENT

                                                                                                                             30 June 1828



Isaac Hite ------------ of --------------------- in the County of

Frederick  -------- in the State of Virginia -------- has applied to the Secretary

of the Treasury for the benefits of the act, entitled " An Act for the reliev of certain surviving

officers and soldiers of the army of the Revolution, " approved on the 15th of May, 1828.

He states that he was an officer on the Continental line, and served as such to the end

of the war.


at which period he was a Lieutenant in the  ------------- regiment of the Virginia

line; and that he received commutation cerrtificates for the five years full pay granted by the re -

solve of 22 March, 1788; and further, that he has received as a pensioner since the 3d of March

1826, nothing                                                                                          -------------------------------

-------------------


The Third Auditor is requested to report how far these several statements are corroborated

by the records in his office.
                                                                                           Rycords of the Secretary,

                                                                                            A Dinkins



                                                                         TREASURY DEPARTMENT

                                                                                                             THIRD AUDITOR'S OFFICE

                                                                                                               June 30 1828


It appears by the records in this office, that final statement certificates have been issued for

the commutation of five years full pay to Isaac Hite Lt of Infy in

the Virginia line, amounting to sixteen hundred dollars.


It furthers appears Isaac Hite Lt is now on the pension

list of any agency, and has not been since the 3 March

1826
                                                Peter Hagner   ?
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.                                                         Revolutionary Claims


For the purpose of obtaining the benefits of an act, entitled "as act for the

relief of certain surviving officers soldiers of the Army of the Revolution."  approved on

the 15th of May, 1828.  I, Isaac Hite of the county of Frederick n the State of

Virginia, do hereby declare that I was an officer in the Continental line of the Army

of the Revolution, and served as such, to the ende of the War, at which period I wa a 

Lieutenant in  the               Regiment of Infantry of the Virginia line.


          and I also declare, that afterwards received certificate (commonly called

? certificates) for a ? ? to the amount of five years full ?

which sum was was offered by the members of Congress of the 22 of March 1783 ?

of the half pay for life, to which I was entitled under the ? of the 21st of 

October 1780.


Witness my hand this 23 day of June in the year 1828

                                                                     Isaac Hite



Before me Cornelius E Baldwin a justice of the peace, in the County

of Frederick in the State of Virginia, personally appeared, this day.  Isac 

Johns and John Smith Davison ---------------------------------------------------

of the said county, who did ? mak the oath that Isaac Hite by whom the

foregoing declaration was subscribed, is generally reported and believed to have

been an officer in the Army of the revolution, in manner as therein stated.


Witness my hand this 23d day of June in the year 1828

                                                          Cornelius E. Baldwin



I Thomas Allen Tidball, Clerk of the Court of the County of Frederick

in the State of Virginia, do hereby certify, that Cornelous E Baldwin

whom the foregoing affidavits were sworn, was, at the time, a justice of the 

peace in & for county aforesaid and duly empowered to administer

oaths.


In testimony whereof, I hav ehereunto set my hand

and affixed the seal of the said Court this 24th

day of June in the years one thousand

eightt hundred and twenty eight

                                     T. A. Tidball
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see if Lt Hite has recd

? -----

-------------------------------
Lt Hite has received

his ? have

he was an aid to Genl

Muhlenberg -----


Lt Hite returned for Ginia

(Crossed Out - land for 3 yrs)

                                   H Rogers

                                    14 July 1804


To be entered as a claimant for

continental bounty land


To Honorable

                 James Madison

                                Secretary of State


Treasury Department

Treasury Office

The Honorable James Madison
Secretary of State

No.  55.189

Isaac Hite  Lttr


June 2 W delivered to the Hon James Madison
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State of Virginia
                                     S. S.
Frederick County


be it known that before me Walker M Hite

a Justice of the peace for the county and State foresaid, personally

appeared Mrs. Ann T Hite of said County, and made oath in due form

lf Law that she is the widow of Isaac Hite, the identical person who

was a pensioner, and who is now dead, and to whom a certificate of

pension was issued under the Act of Congress of the 15th May 1828 for

a pension of $320 per annum, as a Lieutenant in the second Regiment Virginia Line in the army of the Revolution;  -- That the deceased

pensioner resided in Frederick County in the State of Virginia for the space

of about seventy eight years, before his death, and that previous thereto he

resident in the county of no State -- That the said Isaac Hite died in the County

of Frederick of the 24th November 1836, leaving the said Ann T. Hite his widow

that she subsequently thereto applied for and received the balance of pension

supposed to be due on account of the services of the said Isaac Hites as will

no doubt appear by the vouchers filed in the pension office. ---- That the said Ann

T Hite further states that she has been informed the said Isaac Hite was

Aid de Camp to General Muhlenberg for at least two years while he was

Lieutenant as aforesaid, and that in the allowance of the pension of $320

under the Act of Congress of the 15th May 1812, no estimate was made of the

services of the said Isaac Hite as Aide de Camp.  That this affiant is now

informed that her deceased husband, the said Isaac Hite, was entitled to

additional compensation for his services as Aid de Camp, under the Act of Congress of the 7th June 1832 which should have been taken into consideration if

the fact had been shown to the Department.  She refers to the public records, and

particularly to the extract rom those of the State of Virginia, which will accompany this

application, now made for the balance of pension, so due and unpaid to the said Isaac Hite

from the 4th day of March 1831 to the day of his death via to the twenty fourth November 1836

                                                                                                           Ann T. Hite


Sworn and subscribed before me a Justice of the Peace for said County

this 8th day of September 1843                                  
                                                                                                           W. M. Hite
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State of Virginia
                                           S. S.
Frederick County


I, Thomas Allen Tidball, Clerk of the Court of Frederick

County and State aforesaid do hereby certify that Walker M Hite

Whose name is subscribed to the foregoing certificate is and was at the time

of subscribing the same, a Justice of the peace in and for said County

duly commissioned and qualified according to law, and that the

signature purporting to be his is genuine.


In testimony whereof I have hereunto subscribed

my name, and affixed the seal of my office 

this 9 day of September 1843.

                                                    T. A. Tidball
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RECORD DIVISION
REVOLUTIONARY WAR RECORDS SECTION                                                               3 - 525

AWF                                                                                                                  DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

S. 8714                                                                                                                      BUREAU OF PENSIONS 

                                                                                                                           Washington, D. C.,                    , 19






In reply to your request of                          , received

for a statement of the military history of Isaac Hite

a soldier of the REVOLUTIONARY WAR, you will find below the desired

information as contained in his (or his widow's) application for pension on file in this Bureau.

[Headings chart:]
DATES OF ENLISTMENT OR APPOINTMENT             LENGTH OF SERVICE               
RANK          
OFFICERS UNDER WHOM SERVICE WAS RENDERED CAPTAIN COLONEL      
STATE
                                                                                          

July 1 - 1780          to      June 16, 1781        Ensign
Na, Na
Va

June 17 - 1781      to      Dec. 31 - 1782       
 Lt 
na, na
na

Illegible
Aid d Camp to Muhlenberg
 Na 
                                                                                   
Battles engaged in, none stated

Residence of soldier at enlistment,  Frederick Co -- Va

Date of application for pension,  June 23 - 1828  His claim was allowed

Residence at date of application,  Frederick Co.  Va

Age at date of application, not stated

Remarks:  He died Nov. 24 1836 in Frederick Co. Va.

His widow Ann T. Hite was living in

Frederick Co. Va. in 1844

There is no further family data on file

                               Respectfully,


                               Commissioner 


5 - 2856
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Treasury Department

Registers Office   8 June 1804


I do hereby certify that not any Warrant for two

hundred Acres of Land in favor of Isaac Hite late a

Lieutenant in the Virginia line had been registered in

this office for location
                                                  Joseph Nouye Reg
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Treasury Department
 
Register Office   8 June 1864



Sir

I do myself the honor of transmitting a certificate

the result of an examination of the Record of this Office,

stating that Lieut. Isaac Hite has not registered for Bounty

& Land Warrant which he was entitled for his service during

the revolutionary war of two hundred acres of Land.


This certificate being deposited the Secretary of 

War, will it is presumed, be taken as evidence , when ever 

the clients of a claim which should now be lodged in

the Office, may be taken into consideration

                               I have the honor to be Sir

                                with the greatest Respect


                                 Your most obed

                                  hum servt


                                 Joseph Nouye



Honorable 

James Madison
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.                                                                                       C. H. SKINKER

                                                                        JUDGE 18th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

                                                                                        BOLIVAR, MO.


                                                                                                                                                                 March 8, 192.




The Commissioner of Pensions,
Washington, D. C.,


My dear Sir: ---

I would like very much to know what the records show, if any -

thing, in regard to the ervice of Isaac Hite as a soldier in the

Revolutionary War.  He was great grand - father, an some

family records in my possession states that he enlisted in the 8th

Virginia Regiment in 1780.  Also that later he was aan Ensign and

Aide - de - Camp and was upon the staff of General Muchlenburg at the

siege of Yorktown.


I wil greatly appreciate any informion you can give me in

reference to this matter.

                                                  Very truly yours,

                                                   C. H. Skinker




(Black Ink Stamp)
PENSION
U S.
OFFICE
G
MAR
12
1923
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1909 Mar 30   Hist to Miss Jean C Carter                                                          Return                                8714
letter in S File 6114
                                                                                                                                                                INVALID
1923  May 1    Hist to Judge C H 
Skinker  - WQF
                                                                                                                                          File No.   8714

                                                                                                                                          Isaac Hite

                                                                                                                                          Lt. & Aid de Camp    Rev. War



                                                                                                                                          Act:  June 7th 1832

                                                                                                                                          Index: ---- Vol. 1st   Page 169

                                                                                                                                               [Arrangement of 1870.]
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Isaac Hite,  ded

who was a Lieut & Aid - de - 

Camp, during the reovlution

was entitled to $578 per 

annum under the act 

of June 7 1832, commencinf

on the 4 March 1831 and

Terminating on the 24

November 1836, when he

died; but the pension 

having already been paid at

the rate of $530 per 

annum, the difference

between that sum and

$578 per annum

for the aboved mentioned period

is to be paid to his widow

Ann T. Hite at the ageny in

Richmond, Va being the amount

due for  4 month service in 1732 as 

an Aid - de Camp



Thos. Green 

Present
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Isaac Hite Va

Alld and act of 1832

also his Mla
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NOv 23 1844

Addl tes cas

Ann T Hite

                                                                                            Col J. L. Edwards

                                                                                           Commr pf {emsopms

                                                                                           washington
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.                                                    Richmon 21 Nov.  1844



Col. J. L. Edward

Comm of Pension



Sir:

In January last, you allowed

an increased of Pension to Mrs. Ann T. Hite (q ba) widow of Isaac Hite

under Act of 7 June 1832, for his services as Aid de Camp in addition 

to his pension allowance as Lieut:


In the declaration or affidavit she then filed, she ? he

had been about two years as Aid de Camp --- bu she only

proved 18 months and was allowed accordingly.


I now enclose a copy of his account as finally 

settled 199 April 1785 by Mr, Andre Dunscomb, 2hidh

shows further service of 4 months (viz 1 January to 6 May ) at $24 per month.


According to my estimate and additional sum of

$267 will be due to Mrs Hite.  If you can make

the allowance without a new application by her own affidavit please to do so --

if not, and you will favor me with a ? to that 

effect, a new one will be sent.

                                  I am v. obt srvt

  
                                  Thomas Green
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(Black Ink Stamp)
?
Va.
AUG 
29


                                                    J L Edwards Esq

                                                    Commissioner of Pensions

                                                    Washington City




Aug 30 43

Va 

Hite

?
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.                                                                                           Winchester Va

                                                                                                              Aug 26 1843



Dear Sir

I am requested by Mr Isaac Hite

(Having asked as her attorney in the matter) to inquire of

your action has yet ? had upon her application

for teh residue of pension   ? to her in right of her

husband having been the aid of Gen Muhlenburg


I ? the papers to Thos Green Esq of

Richmond who laid them before the proper office

at Washington.

                                       Respectfully,

                                             
                                       Ben A Lavender



To 

J. L Edwards Esq

Commissioner of Pensions



The application was made 2 or 3 months since
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Sep 14th 1843

Claim I Hite

for increase


G



Col. J. L. Edwards

Commissioner of Pensions

Washington City

                      D. C.
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Col. J. L. Edwards

Commissioner of Pensions

Washington City

                          D. C.




(Left side)
Sept 14th 1843

Cl. Am I Hite

        for Increase


G
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.                                                    Richd     12 Sept 1483


Col J. L. Edwards
 
                 Washhington


I wrote to you, that Mrs.

Hite Declaration or applicant, was precisely like

Lipscomb Norvell, and Mr. Henry Bowyer for

the increase of pension, or account of the husbands

staff appointment;   Since the date of my letter

I have received the certificate in Mr Boyers

case  I had supposed these could be

no difficulty in Mr Hites.


But from the time that has elapsed

I apprehend the amend affidavit

claiming the increase ? , under

the act of 7 June 1832, is required --

I therefore now enclose it --- if you

have acted or the other you can

retain this, or return it to

                      V obt sent

 
                      Thomas Green
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.                        3 - 595

Record Division

Department of the Interior

BUREAU OF PENSIONS

                          March 23, 1908

Seached by S. D. Lampaster


Original No.

Certificate No.

Claimant,

Soldier,   Isaac Hite

Service,

                   REv War

Remarks:  No claim as above

except Invd # 8714




                               Chief of Division

27408bm2-07
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.                       35620

Isaac Hite, ded

Lieut and Aid - de -

Camp, 2d Segt. Va. line

6 mo. Lt 18 mo aid

$520 per annum

Act 7 June 1832

Payable at Richmond

Va to his 

widow Ann T Hite , up

to 24 November 1836, when 

he died, deducting

them from the amount he

received at the late of

$20 per annum and the

Act of May 15, 1828 per 4 

                              March 1831

                              to 24

Nov. 1836 --------



Ths Green, Esq.

of Richmond Va

Present
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Dr      The United States in Account with Isaac Hite                                                                                                                                                 Cd

                                                                                            dolls  90                                                                                                                  dolls   90
                                                                                         -------------                                                                                                                  ------------
1782     To pay as Lieutenant from                                                                    By C Stockley for pay                                               80     in
                             Jany 1st to Dec 31st                       320   00                             By J Hamilton for clothing                                   11     84
                                                                                           -------------                                        Balance Due                                               228    16                                           
                                                                                             320   00                                                                                                                  -------------                                              
                                                                                           -------------                                                                                                                  320    ~
                                                                                                                                                                                                                               -------------

               To five years full pay in lieu
                              of half pay for life                         1600   ~                              By Certificates                                                         1600    ~
                                                                                                                                                      Settled April 5 1785  By E Clark


                 Dr   The United States in Account with Isaac Hite                                                                                                                                   Cr

1782       To additional pay as A. D. C.
                              to Gen Muhlenburg from             96   ~                                 By Certificates                                                             96    ~
                              1st Jany to 1st May                                                                                                                                                       ------------- 
                                                  For Lieut Isaac Hite - Jonathan Clark  April 19th 1785


The foregoing is truly copied from a Book of Settlement made with Officer of
the Revolutionary by Andrew Dunscomb Afst Commissioner

                                                               Given under my hand at the Auditors Office
                                                                Richmond this 18th day of November 1844

                                                                                               Jase Heath  and
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Dr   The United States In a/c with Isaac Hite                                                                                                                                                                                                                 Cr

327    To pay as Ensign from 1st July 1780                                                                                1781           By Cash of Treasure          4800    ~     ~             32    ~    ~      

                                             to 16th June 1781                             69      4        ~                             May                              of Virginia


            To pay as Lt. from 17 June to                                                                                                                   By Sundries rec at

                                             31st Dec 1781                                     57     13        4                                                                   York Town              ~       ~     ~              20    2   9 1/2
                                  
                                                                                                                                                                                                           Certificates           134   16    2/1/2


            To pay as Aid D Camp to Genl                                                                                                                  11th May 1783

                    Muhlenburg from 1st July                                                                                                                            Sworn to before

                            1780 to 31st Dec 1781                                 129       12       ~                                                                                   M Buck
                  

             To retained rations                                                        26        10        8
                                                                        

The above is truly copied from a Book of Settlements of the Office of the Revolutionary Army.


                                                                                    Given under my hand at the Auditors Office

                                                                                    Richmond.  This 13th day  of Jany 1844

                                                                                                                        Fa E Heath

                                                                                                                         and
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.                                  WAR DEPARTMENT.

                                  Revolutionary Claim


I certify that, in conformity with the law of the United

States, of the 7th June 1832.  Isaac Hite, decd, was was a Lieut.

and Aid de Camp, during the Revolution,was entitled to five

hundred and seventy - eight dollars per annum, commencing on

the 4 March 1831 and terminating the 24th November 1836, when

he died; but he pension having alredy been paid at the

rate of $530 per annum, the difference betwwen that sum

an $578 per anuum for the above mentioned period is to 

be paid to his widow Ann T Hite, at the Agency in Richmond,

Virginia, beint the amount due 4 months in service in

1782 as Aid de Camp


                                                           Given a the War Office of the United

                                                            States , this 9th                     day of

                                                            January one thousand

                                                             eight hundred and forty= four


                                                                                 
                                                                                Secretary of War


Examined and
Counter signed


                                    Commissioner of Pensions
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State of Virginia
                                      SS
Frederick County 

Be it known that before me ~~~~~

W. M. Hite a Justice of the Peace for the said county and

state aforesaid personally appeared Mrs. Ann T Hite of said,

county, and made oath is due form of law, that she is the

widow of Isaac Hite, the identical person who was a pensioner

and who is now dead, and to whom a certificate of pension was

passed under the act of Congress of the 15" May 1828 for a pension of

$320 per annum as a Lieutenant in the 2d Regiment Virginia Line

in the army of the revolution.  That the deceased pensions resided

in Frederick County, in the State of Virginia for the ? of about

seventy eight years before his death and that previous ? he 

resided in the county of no state.  That the said  Isaac Hite died

in the county of Frederick State of Virginia, or the 24" day of November

1836 leaving the said Ann T Hite his widow that she subsequently

threto applied for and received the balance of pension supposed

to h due on amount of the services of the said Isaac Hites as will

no doubt appear by the vouchers filed in the pension office. --- The said

Ann T Hite further states that she made application for the in -

crease of pension which was due Isaac Hited her decd husband

for his services as Aid - de - Camp and was allowed, and ded receive

under the act of Congress of the 7" June 1832 in January last, a

certificate ofpension for said increase, but she could then only 

from Eighteen monsths services as Aid - de - Camp before 1781. ---

That he has obtained and now furnished evidence for the 

records of Virginia, that Isaac Hite, her deceased husaband, was

Aid - de - Camp formt the 1" January 1782 to 1st May 1782

which shows four months longest service as Aid - de - Camp

then she proved heretofore, and she now makes application

for the balance of pension so due and unpaid for said

service and Aid - de - Camp in the year 1782.

                                                                    A. T. Hite


Sworn and subscribed before me a Justice of the Peace for the

said County the 27th day of November 1844.

                                                                   W. M. Hite
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Virginia,

I Thomas Allen Tidball, Clerk of the County Court

of Frederick, do hereby certify that Walker M Hite, who has 

signed the foregoing certificate is one of the Commonwealth

Justice of the pece in and for the Count aforesaid only 

commissioned and Sworn: and the signature ? purporting

to be his is genuine.


In testimony where I hereunto ?

? my name and affix the seal

 of the said Court the 28th day of November

1844 and in the 69 year of the Common

wealths
                                       T. A. Tidball
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The Green of

         Richmond


Jan 16 1844   Present
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State of Viriginia 
                                        SS
Frederick County


Be it known that before me W. M. Hite

a Justice of the Peace for the County and State

aforesaid, personally apperared Mrs Ann T. Hite of said

county and made oath in due form of law, that she is

the widow of Isaac hite the identical person who was a 

pernsioner and who is now deah, and to whom a certificate of

pension was issued, uder the act of Congres of the 15 May

1828 for a pension of $320 per annum as a Lieutenant in

the 2nd Regiment Virginia line in the army of the revolution.


That the deceased pensioner, resided in  Frederick County in 

the state of Virginia for the space of about seventy eight

years before his death, and that previous threto he resided

in no other county or state.  That the said Isaac Hite

died in the County Frederick in the 24th November 1836

(1836) levaing the said Ann T Hite his widow, that she

subsequently thereto applied for and receved the blance of

pension supposed to be due on  account of the service of

the said Isaac Hite, as will no doubt appear by the vouch

ers filed in the Pension Office.  The said Ann T Hites fur

ther sttes that she has been informed; the said Isaac Hite

was Aid De Camp to General Muhlenberg for at least two

years   While hw as Lieuutenant , as aforesaid, and that in

the allowance of the Pension of $320, und the Act of 15*

May 1828, no estimate was made of the service of said

Isaac Hites as Aid De Camp -- that under the Act of 7th

June 1832, the said Isaac Hite became entitled to a

further allowance in consideration of his services as Aid 

De Camp and that the same would have been allowed to

hime if he had made application therefore and had satis 

actorily proved his service as above alleged.  The verifed to 

the public records, and particulary to the extract from

those of the state of Virginia, which will accompany

this application now made, for the ballance of pension

so due and unpaid to the said Isaac Hited, from the

3rd day of March 1831 to the day of his death, viz to the

twenty four November 1856
                                                                       Ann T Hite


Sworn and subscribed before me a justice of the

peace for said county this 13th day of Janurary 1844

                                                                       W. M. Hite
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State of Virginia
                                     SS
Frederick County

I Thomas Allen Tidball clerk of 

the Court of Frederick County and state aforesaid, do 

hereby certify that walker M Hite whose name is 

subscribed the foregoing certifcate, is and was at the 

time of subscribing the name of Justice of the peace in

and for said county, duly commissioned and qualifed

according to law & that the signature purporting

to be his genuine --- In testimony whereof 


I have herewith subscribed my name

and affixed the seal of my office

this 13th day of January 1844

and in this 63 year of the Commonwealth

                       T A Tidball
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Ret to Agt  see  letter                                                                                                Virginia  32 102

                                                                                                                                           Isaac Hite, deceased, late

                                                                                                                                           of Frederick  Co in the State of Virginia

                                                                                                                                           who was a Lieut & Aid - de Camp in the               commanded

                                                                                                                                           by Captain                                              of the               commanded

                                                                                                                                           by                                                                 in the Virginia

                                                                                                                                          line for 6 months Lt

                                                                                                                                                        18 "              Aid - de - Camp


                                                                                                                                           Inscribed on the Roll of RIchmond

                                                                                                                                           at the rate of 530 Dollars ------------------- Cents per annum

                                                                                                                                           to commence on the 4th day of March, 1831.  Send

                                                                                                                                           24, November 1836, when he died


                                                                                                                                           Certificate of Pension issued the 17 day of January

                                                                                                                                           1844 and sent ot ? ?

                                                                                                                                            Richmond, Va.


                                                                                                                                            Arrears to the 4th of 

                                                                                                                                            Sem - anl, allowance ending

                                                                                                                                             Payable to his widow Ann  T. Hite

                                                                                                                                             to the 24th Nov. 1836, deducting therfrom the

                                                                                                                                             amount he received under the act of

                                                                                                                                             May 15. 1828, after 4th March 1831          Revolutionary Claim

                                                                                                                                             to the 24 Nov. 1836 at $320 per an.            Act June 7, 1832

                                                                                                            
                                                                                                                                              Record by D. Brown ---- Clerk

                                                                                                                                              Book E Vol. 6 1/2   Page 18
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Dec. 9 1844


Cl of Ann T Hites

for increase


G



Col J. L. Edwards

Commr of Pensions

Washington City 

D. C.
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.                                                             Richd         2 dec 1844


Col J. L. Edwards

Comm of Pensions



Sir:

On the 21st Nov:  I enclosed

you an authenticated copy of Isaac Hites accounty

which showed 4 months further service as Aid 

de Camp.  I now ecnlose Mrs. Ann T. Hites

formal application for this increase or

addition to her Pension -- recd under act

1832
                                      I am yr obt srvt


                                      Thomas Greer