Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File S. 5755, for John Mc Fadden, Maryland
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Franklin, 29 March 1839

Dear Sir

Enclosed is the application of John McFadden for a pension, his I have no doubt is a deserving case and I hope the papers are properly prepared so you will be so good as to advise me as soon as convenient of the result.

Yours very respectfully

A. Plumer

J L Edwards Esq
Comm of Pensions
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Franklin 6 May 1839

My Dear Sir

Enclosed you have the statement of John McFadden under oath the reasons for his not making an earlier application for a pension. I hope the case will be attended to at your earliest convenience as he is very poor & infirm and much in want of money, I have not a particle of doubt of the justness of the claim he is a very honest & worthy man. Please enclose the certificate of pension to me as the applicant resides some distance from the Post Office.

Respectfully
Yours

A. Plumer

J.L. Eddwards Esq
Comm of Pensions