Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File S 3457, John Warren, N.C.
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N.C. 
Warren John
S. 3457
Carded
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26572
[West] Jenneface 
John Warren
Of [Swulba] in the state of Pennsylvania 
who was a soldier in the COV commanded by Captain Madry of the nyc commanded by Connel Lyton in the continental [nearofine] line for 1 year 

Inscribed on the Roll of West [Jemuele] at rate of 40 dollars and zero cents per annual to commerce on the 4th day of March, 1834. 

Certificate of Pension [filled] the 19 day of April 
1844 and Jonathan Pickett 

Assess to the 4th of March 120.00
 [Femand] allowance ending 20.000
$140.00
{Revolutionary Claim}
{Act June 7, 1832}
Recorded by Scott Boyd
Book 8 Vol. 7 Page 99
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State of Northampton Smith County 
on this 26 day of May 1834 [personally][ahheaned]. Before the issuees of the court of  Plias and [quorolr] for smith court at court Nowik session foresaw County John Warren a resident of smith county in the state of Northampton aged sixty-nine years who being [fernet] duty sworn awarding law doth on his path make the following denarian in order to able the of the pro Nadean male by the act of compass June 12 1832 that he enlisted as the militia summer for Phila monthly in Northampton County North Carolina under Captain Madry who was with Colonel Edmunds Regiment after Lynton in the year 1781 and marched with uniform in the Battle of Guilford where Captain Lynton and his men broke and left the field William [desorden]   [ofnornent  relunt] as far as [salfay] where he met some of the [Ragh nehunaing] union Captain Sylon he found them and was [nedorned]  with others that had left the service to the regular service for months and was marched to the south by Mayor Eaton and from there to augusta in Georgia there Eaton was killed in attacking a soldier. there he marched with Captain [yarcberry's] company to where he  fought Captain greeing at the department of [Sartu lrero]
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deponent was mushed in Captain Bravards Company the [senator]Regiment, he did not recollect which the Mayor's name was Raford, there he marched with Captain John's army to the Eutaw Springs and was in the engagement at that peace and afterwards continued in the same company until discharged at a place called [panpon], he got another discharge for [aneline] month service in the year 1784 but has served last, the discharge, he did not know of Wetzell's Mill, by whom he could [provide] the services [hereby] [relen quaher] every claim [nhalever] to a [peusum] or anually of the present and he declares that his name is not an  [unknown] the [presean Raul] of any army in the state 
Sworn to and subserved the day of, 
Truly yours, 
J. J Pickett
I, J. J Bunnett & Jno Bransford claim your residence in Smith County and Jno Bransford's residence in the same county hereby certify that are well acquainted with John Warren who has subserved and sworn to the above declaration that he believe how to be sixty nine years of age that he's refunded and [lushed] in the [neyhlowhere] where he relocated to have born a [lvldwer] of the [rewaluloa] and that an neuwr in opposition sworn to and subserved the days and year afterward. 
J. Pickett 
J.J Bunnett 
Jno Bransford
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Lushan [prohaunter] by the court
 Where and in what year were you born
In Northampton County North Carolina in the year 1764
Have you any record of your [assests] if so where is it?
I have it at home in my [bedroom]
 Where were you living?
Where you served the revolution and where you are living now? 
I was living in Northampton County [rearo] luna where called the [lereaer] and remained in 
 that state anually about thirty years ago where  he moved to Williamson County in the state where he lived one year and moved to Smith County where he lived with [lereaer]. 
How were you called to serve? 
I was drafted. 
How the naming of some regular officers who were with the [lrops] where you served such [enulenound] and militia regiments as you can recollect. 
I have [slached] in my declaration all [learn] recollect about these things. 
Did you ever reclaim a discharge, if so by whom did you serve and what came of it? 
I did secure and served by General Goem but did not [now] know what came of it having commanded if not necessary to preserve. 
State the person to whom you are known in your neighborhood and who can describe 
to your  character. 
The court present knows me and most other courthouse.
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[And] the said Court of [hereby] [claim] this document after the inauguration of the militia and [afterward] in the [inauguration] in the [leeay] department the loan [namner] applicant [lane] Revolutionary solider and smear [ailas] and the court further capture that it appears to this client John J. Bennett [prewding] [Culpiualed] and  living in said county of Smith that they and [illa] [prewding] and that this alignment is living to full client John Chambers, [fuan] of Smith County courts 
29.966
John Warren 
Thompson  
$40
[Flah] of [Fennfa] J. Jonathan Pickett client 
[Seniula] County of the court of [Pharpnd] lunla       
lephians County in Hunt County that that the proceedings can lean the original proceedings of [chidaut] court of applicant of John Warren for pension. 
 From Juliany whiumph have [Lefuery] hand and after the dial of smith County of and for in Carthage this 4th day of March 1834 
J. Pickett
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February 7, 1934. 

Mrs. F. W. Matteson
Hiberina
Wagontown, Pennsylvania. 

Ba- J/ ILL
John Warren
S. 3457
John Warren
R. 11158

Dear. Madams 

Reference is made to your letters in which you request the records of John Warren of North Carolina. 

With the information furnished by you, it could not be determined just which record you desire. The records of the two soldiers of North Carolina with the name John Warren have been found: both are given herein as shown in the respective claims based upon their service in the Revolutionary War. 

John Warren- S. 3457. 

John Warren was born in the year 1764, in Northampton County, North Carolina: the names of his parents are not shown. 

While a resident of Northampton County, North Carolina, he enlisted in the 1781 and marched under Captain Madry and Colonel Edmunds to the battle of Guilford Court House, afyer which he joined Colonel Lynton or Lyton's regimet, and marched under Colonel Eaton to Augusta, Georgia, where Colonel Eaton was killed in an attack of the fort: he marched in Captain Yarbororugh's North Carolina company to the High Hills of Santee, there joined Captain Brevard's North Carolina company, was in the battle of Eutaw Springs and served until discharged. 

The soldier stated that he resided in Northampton County, North Carolina, for thirty years, after which he moved to Williamson County, Tennessee, and remained one year, the moved to Smith County, Tennessee.
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John Warren was allowed pension for one year's service on his application executed February 24, 1834, at which time he resided in Smith County, Tennessee. 

There are no data relative to the soldier's family in this pension claim. 

John Warren R. 11158

John Warren was born October 21, 1759, in Charles County. Maryland, the names of his parents whom. He was reared in said Charles County and lived there during the Revolutionary War. 

He applied for pension November 23, 1836, at which time he resided in Orange County, North Carolina. He stated them that he was a married man and served during the years 1777, 1778 and 1779, on various short tours guarding the shores of the Potomae River, as a private in Captain Benjamin Philpot's company under Colonel Josias Hawkins in the Maryland troops, and that he was in an engagement at Cedar Point. 

His claim was not allowed as he failed to furnish proof of service of six months as required by the pension law. 

The soldier resided in Maryland after the war until about 1796, when he moved to North Carolina. 

In 1851, Charles S. Warren, the son of the soldier John Warren, resided in Orange County, North Carolina, the soldier was then deceased. 
The name of the wife of John warren was not given and there are no further data relative to the family in this claim. 
Very truly yours, A. D Hiller 
Assistant to Administrator.
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August 29, 1931

Mrs. Annette S. Tinsley 
319 Church Street
Greensboro, North Carolina. 

Dear Madams, 
You are advised claim, S. 3457, that John Warren was born in 1764 in Northampton County, North Carolina. 

While a resident of Northampton County, North Carolina, he enlisted in 1781 and marched under Captain Madry and Colonel Edmunds to the battle of Guilford Court House, after which he joined Colonel Lynton's or Lyton's Regiment and marched under Colonel Eaton to Augusta, Georgia, where Colonel Eaton was killed in an attack on a fort: he marched in Captain Yarborough's Captain Brevard's North Carolina Company, was in the battle of Eutaw Springs and continued to serve until discharged. 

The soldier stated that he lived in Northampton County, North Carolina for thirty years, then moved to Williamson County, Tennessee, where he resided one years, then moved to Smith County, Tennessee. 

He was allowed pension for one year's service on his application executed February 24, 1834, while a resident of Smith County, Tennessee. 
There are no family data. 
Very truly yours, 

A.D Hiller, 
Assistant to Administrator
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August 4, 1920. 
Rev. & 1812 Wars Section

Mrs. W. H. Carothers
224 East Ferry Street
Indianola, Mississippi. 
Dear Madams, 
You are advised that it appears from the papers in the enlisted in 1781 and marched under Captain Madry and Colonel Edmunds to the battle of Guilford House, after which he joined Colonel Lynston's Regiment and marched under Colonel Eaton to Augusta, Georgia, where Colonel Eaton was killed in an attack on a fort, he marched in Captain Tarborough's North Carolina Company to the High Hills of Santee, there joined Captain Brevard's North Carolina Company, was in the battle of Eutaw Springs and continued to serve until discharged. 
Soldier stated that he lived in Northampton County, North Carolina for thirty years, then moved to Williamson County, Tennessee, remained one year, and moved to Smith County, Tennessee. 

He was allowed pension for one year's service on his application executed February 24, 1934, while a resident of Smith County, Tennessee. 
There are no family data. 
Very truly yours, 
E. W. Morgan
Acting Commissioner.
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Greensboro. N.C Aug. 18th, 1931
Bureau of Pensions, 
War Department, 
Washington, D.C, 
Dear Sirs: 

In reference to Revolutionary service, John Warren, private 5th Maryland Regiment Infantry, 1776, Captain Greenbury Goldsborough's company, Talbot County, please forward certificate of service. Does enlistment show from what county, he enlisted, and nearest of kin? 

Yours very truly,
Annette S Tinsley 
319 Church Street- Greensboro, N.C.
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Greensboro, N.C August 9th, 1931
Bureau of Pensions, 
War Department
Washington, D. C
Dear Sirs: 

In reference to revolutionary service of John Warren, Private, Capt. Brevard's Company, 1oth regiment North Carolina Militia, term of service May 2, 1781 to May 1782, North Caro. Colon. Records, Volume Page-- is there on application for pension anything to identify the claimant, as in what state or county he is enlisted or nearest of kin. 
Please forward certificate of pension. 
Yours very truly, Annette S. Tinsley
319 Church Street Greensboro, N.C.
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June 29, 1930
Pension Burea
Washington D.C 
Will you please give me the copy of the pension of John J. Warren Rev. Soldier of North Carolina. 
He may have just signed his name John Warren.
It will help men greatly 
 Georgie P. Caroline
Mrs. W. H. Carothers
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1930- Aug. 
Carothers- ILL 
1931- Aug. 29- 1931- Hist to Mrs. Annette S. Tinsley - ILL 
1934- Jul 7- Hist to Mrs. F. W Matteson
Sei letters in [RW]. -L.  John Warren - R 11158- ILL. 

3454
Invalid 
File No. 3457
John Warren 
Put. J. lo line 
Act: June 7 . 732
Index: Vol. A, Page 390
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Name: Warren John
Grade Private
Line Virginia 

Warrent Number 12656
Acre age; 100
Issued; March 26, 1792 
Francis Graves, assignee
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Name: Warren John
Grade: Private
Line: Virginia 
Warrant Number: 12674
Acre Age: 100
Issued: October 21, 1791
To Elias Parker, Assignee