Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File R. 7337, for John Moore, North Carolina
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State of North Carolina { Feb'y Term 1834 -
Edgecombe County
Personally appeared before the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for the County of Edgecombe. John Moore who being duly sworn deposeth and said - That in addition to the term of three months which he has set forth in the previous declaration and which he has proved by the oath of Richd Taylor [Richard Taylor] he performed in the service of six months under Capt Tulford [Fulford] and attached to a regiment commanded by Col. Bell. He volunteered at or near the town of Beaufort N.C. and was employed in defending the harbor of said town from the [illegible] of British vessels at the expiration of it as time he returned home. He entered early in March (say 10th - and returned home about the first of October.) He further deposes that he was born in the County. of Hertford North Carolina and until it last few years resided with the exception of the early year of his life he resided in the County of Chartin [possibly Charlton]. He is now about 71 years of age and is consequences of the greater commisner of the Court in the County of Edgecombe he knows his service,  at that place.
John Morre x his mark

Sworn to & subscribed     
H Austin JP

I Sally Lewis, [illegible] hereby certify that I am with acquaintance John Moore and that I distinctly recollect the period as which he enters as he states above. and have often heard of his having served as a soldier in the Revolution.
Sally Lewis x her mark
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I Michael Hearn Clerk of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for Edgecombe County do hereby certify that Danl Hopkins [Daniel Hopkins]  and Henry Austin are Justices of the Peace for said County and that the most implicit confidence is due to their statements.
In testimony whereof I have herewith subscribed my name and affixed my Seal of office this 1st day of July 1834 -
Michael Hearn CC
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John Moore
N. Ca-

Suspended

Letter 8 Sept 1834

J. W. Potts

23 Jan: 1835 Hon: Th H Hall
23 Oct 1835 Hon Th H Hall
7337
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State of North Corning Pitt County 
the declarations of John Moor [Moore] of Sd  [said] County who say that in the old
Revolution War he served one three month tower [tour] as one of the militiah [militia] under Colo Hill [Colonel Hill] and Capt Canady and was in the battel at Gilford Corthouse [Battle at Guilford Courthouse]
he further says he has proved his service in Cort [court] by Richard Taylor [illegible] - he further says that in the Next date after the Battel at Gilford [Battle at Guilford] he in listed [enlisted] under Capt Talford and served one six month tower [tour] at the fort at Buford town. Viz from the first of March til the first of Sept and proved by Sarah Lewis [ilegible] in open Cort [court] who sayed she knowed of his going and knew him in the time of his service there but never knew of his coming bark