Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File S. 38,009, Edward Haymond, Penn. Va.
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SERVICE
Penn.
Va.

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Haymond, Edward

NUMBER
S.38.009
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16.928

Virginia--R

Edward Haymond of Monongalia in the state of Virginia was private in the regiment commanded by Colonel McCoy of the Pennsylvania line, for the term of 3 years Pa & Va.

Inscribed on the Roll of Virginia at the rate of 8 Dollars per month, to commence on the 23 of November 1818

Certificate of Pension issued the 13 of May 1820 and sent to Thos. Wilson Esquire 
[below that, 'Hon. M Campbell' has been crossed out]
Morgantown, Va
[below that, another name is crossed out-illegible]

Arrears to 4th of March 1820.                 131.16
semi-anl. all'ce ending 4 Sept. 1820.       48.00
                                                                      $179.16
[very faint illegible cursive below that]

{Revolutionary claim, Act 18th March, 1818.}

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1885 Nov 3 Henry Rayment the object & use of the information
1885 Dec 7th Henry Haymond with history
Porot [?]
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Edwd. Haymond
Priv:
Col: Morgan's (8th) Pennsylv.a Regt
1776.   3 years-
23d Nov. 1818

Service admitted

[below is illegible cursive writing that has been crossed out.  The legible part reads:]

Pension Office
10th May 1820
Monongalia Co.
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Edward Haymond
Declaration for Pension

Further evidence of service and the [illegible] of the court wanting

21 June 1819
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Virginia:
Be it Remembered that At a court heed in and for the county of Monongalia on Monday the 23d day of November AD 1818--Edward Haymond aged about 63 years resident of this county personally appeared in court and being duly sworn, on his oath made the following declaration (in order to obtain the provisions made by the act of Congress entitled An act to provide for certain persons engaged in the land and naval service of the United States during the Revolutionary war") to wit that he the said Edward Haymond enlisted on the 26th day of August in the year 1776 as a regular soldier under Capt. John Wilson of the 8th Pennsylvania Regiment of Regular troops-- That he enlisted in the county of Monongalia and marched thence up the Alleghany river under Col. McCoy [Aenas Mackay] against the Indians--thence to Philadelphia.  That when Col. Morgan's Rifle Corps was formed he joined and served under Morgan one year at the end of which time the 8th Pennsylvania Regiment aforesaid being detached to Pittsburg, he was ordered to join it and with it he served about a year under Col. Daniel Broadhead and then rec'd his discharge from the Lieut Col. Stephen Bayard of said regiment which discharge he sold about ten years ago for fifteen dollars--That is all he served upwards of three years in the Regular service of the United States. That he is much debilitated by age and an inward irruption [eruption] which renders him entirely unable to support himself by labour--
That he has no Estate of any kind to afford him subsistence and he stand in absolute need of the aid of his country for support"-- And this court doth certify that it appears to their satisfaction that the said Edward Haymond did serve in the Revolutionary war on the continental establishment against the common enemy for the term of three years as is stated in the preceding declaration, and that he is unable to support himself by labour and has not an Estate sufficient to
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Pennsylvania--Green County Court

On this 13-day of February in the year of our Lord 1820 personally appeared before me one of the associate Judges of the Court of Common Pleas in the County & State aforesaid Gideon Long and Jeremiah Long of said County who being sworn according to law on their oath do testify that they have been acquainted with Edward Haymond named in the annesced [illegible] Declaration and that they served with him in the same company of the 8th Regiment of the Pennsylvania line of Continental Troops in the Revolutionary War and that he served during the whole time stated in the said Declaration and further the deponents say not
I the aforesaid Jude [judge] do hereby certify the above was sworn before me on the day & year above written and that the above named Gideon Long and Jeremiah Long are men of respectability, acknowledged veracity, and entitled to full credit
H. R. 11 May 1820
John Min[the rest of the name is blurred}
I do hereby certify that John Miner has acted as an accirat [accurate?] Judg ([judge] of Green county Pa for many years and I believe that he continues to do so at this time
C Tarr
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June 29, 1937

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Edward Haymond-S.38009

Mrs. J.D. Springston
267 E. Baldwin
Sierra Madre, California

Dear Madam:
     Reference is made to your letter in which you request the Revolutionary War records of Owen Haymon or Haymond, of Frederick County, Maryland and Edward Haymond, of Monongalia County, Virginia.
     There is no claim for pension or bounty land on file based upon the military service in the Revolutionary War of an Owen Haymon or Haymond. Such claims are the source of the data furnished b y this office.
     You are finished herein the record of Edward Haymond, as found in the papers on file in Revolutionary War pension claim S.38009 based upon his military service in that war.
     The date and place of birth and the names of the parents of Edward Haymond are not shown.
     Edward Haymond enlisted in Monongalia County, Virginia, August, 26, 1776, served as private in Captain John Wilson's Company, Colonel Maskey's 8th Pennsylvania Regiment, was transferred to Colonel Morgan's Virginia Rifle Regiment and then to Colonel Daniel Brodhead's 8th Pennsylvania Regiment; length of service, three years.
     He was allowed pension on his application executed November 23, 1818, at which time he was aged sixty-three years and resided in Monongalia County, Virginia.
     There are no data as to the soldier's family.
     In order to obtain the date of past payment of pension, the name and address of person paid and possibly the date of death of the Revolutionary War pensioner, Edward Haymond (S.38009), you should address the Comptroller General, General Accounting Offices, Records Division, this city, and site the following dates:
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Edward Haymond, Certificate No. 16926, issued May 13, 1820, rate $8.00 per month, commenced November 23, 1818, Act of March 18, 1818, Virginia Agency.

Very truly yours

A D. MILLER
Executive Assistant
to the Administrator.
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March 3, 1935

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EAJ/EEL
Edward Haymond- S.38009

Mrs. Glenn Nutt
410 Fairmont Street
Amarillo, Texas

Dear Madam:
     Reference is made to your letter, and would you request the record of Edward Haymond, who served as major in the Revolutionary War, and who entered the service from Harrison County, West Virginia, or Montgomery County, Maryland. 
     You are furnished here in the history of Edward Haymond, the only soldier of that name that is found on the Revolutionary War records of this office. The data for this history war obtain from the papers on file in pension claim S. 38009, based upon the service of this soldier.
     Edward Haymond enlisted in Monongalia County, Virginia, August 26, 1776, served as a private in Captain John Wilson's Company, Colonel Mackey's 8th Pennsylvania Regiment, was transferred to Colonel Morgan's Virginia Rifle Regiment, and then to Colonel Daniel Brodhead's, 8th Pennsylvania Regiment: length of service, three years.
[Beside this paragraph, a line is drawn to John Wilson's name and the following information is inserted in cursive writing:]
Could find no Capt John Wilson of Pa in Heitman or PA Archives of 8th PA-  He probably meant Capt John Finley- confusing his captain's name with the Lt Col.- Wilson 
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    He was allowed pension on his application executed November 23, 1818, at which time he was aged, sixty-three years and resided in Monongalia County, Virginia.
     There are no data as to soldier's family.
     In order to obtain the date of last payment of pension, the name and address of person paid and possibly date of death of the Revolutionary War pensioner, Edward Haymond(S.38009), you should address The Comptroller General, General Accounting Office, Washington, D.C. and cite the following data:
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Edward Haymond, Certificate No. 16938, issued May 13, 1820, rate $8 per month, commenced November 23, 1818, Act of March 18, 1818.
Virginia Agency.

Very truly yours

A. D. Hiller
Executive Assistant to the Adminidtrator [administrator].
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MEE/EMM

January 3, 1930.

Mrs. W A. Griffith
310 S. Main Street
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa.

Dear Madam:
     I advise you from the papers in the Revolutionary War pension claim S. 38009, it appears that Edward Haymond enlisted in Monongalia County, Virginia, August 26, 1776,  served as a private in Captain John Wilson's Company, Colonel Mackey's Pennsylvania Regiment, was transferred to Colonel Morgan's Virginia Rifle regiment and then to Colonel Daniel Brodhead's Pennsylvania Regiment; length of service three years.
     He was allowed pension on his application executed November 23, 1818 while residing in Monongalia County, Virginia, aged sixty-three years.
     There are no data concerning his family.  
     The above noted Edward Haymond is the only soldier surnamed Haymond found on the Revolutionary War records of this Bureau.

Very truly yours,
E. W. MORGAN
Acting Commissioner.
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January 17, 1929

Lewis Haymond
244 West Main Street
Grafton, West Virginia

Sir:
     From the papers in the Revolutionary War, pension claim, S. 38009, it appears that Edward Haymond enlisted in Monongalia county, Virginia, August 26, 1776, served as a private in Captain John Wilson's Company, Colonel Mackey's Pennsylvania Regiment, was transferred to Colonel Morgan's Virginia Rifle Regiment and then
to Colonel Daniel Brodhead's Pennsylvania Regiment; length of service three years.
     He was allowed pension on his application executed November 23, 1818, while residing in Monongalia county, Virginia, aged sixty-three years.
     There are no data concerning his family.
     The above noted, Edward Haymond is the only soldier surnamed Haymond found on the Revolutionary War records of this bureau.

Respectfully,

WINFIELD SCOTT
   Commissioner.
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September 24, 1925.

Mrs. Kate M. Codington,
P.O.D. 1208.
Omaha, Nebraska

Madam: 
     I [have to- crossed out] advise you that from the papers in the Revolutionary War pension claim S-38009, it appears that Edward Haymond enlisted in Monongalia county, Virginia, August 26, 1776, served as a private in Captain John Wilson's company, colonel Mackey's, Pennsylvania Regiment, was transferred to Colonel Morgan's Virginia Rifle Regiment and then to Colonel Daniel [Broadhead's-crossed out and the correct spelling inserted above] Brodhead Pennsylvania Regiment, [and served three years in all- crossed out and then inserted about is:] Length of service 3 years.
     He was allowed pension on his application executed November 23, 1818, while residing in Monongalia county, Virginia, aged sixty-three years.
     There [is-crossed out and replaced with are] no family data o record.

Respectfully, 
[Written in cursive instead of typed like the rest of the letter:]
The above noted Edward Haymond is the only soldier with surname Haymond found on Rev War Records.

WINFIELD SCOTT,
Commissioner.

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Sierra Madre, Calif
257- N. Baldwin
June 9-1937
Commissioner of Pensions, Washington, D.C.

My dear sir: 
    I should like very much to know if any relatives of the men need below applied for a pension on their Rev. War service and to have such family data as their applications furnished.

Owen Haymon: Aug. 7-1776- Capt. Edw. Burgess' Co.   Lower Dist Fred. Co. Md.

Owen Haymond- ensign Apr. 19-1778
                                 killed June 28-1778

Edward Haymond- perhaps Edw. Owen Haymond whose service was from Monongalia Co. VA. but details are not known to me.

Very sincerely yours
Mrs. J.D. Springston

[inkstamped seal:] RECEIVED JUN 14, 1937
MAIL SUB-DIV
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RECEIVED
Feb 19, 1935
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410 Fairmont St.
Amarillo, Texas
February 14-1935

{ink stamped seal below:}  RECEIVED FEB [ILLLEGIBLE] 1935 [the rest of the typing on the seal is smudged and illegible]

U.S. Pension Board
Washington, D.C.
Gentlemen:
   Will you please give me the war record of Edward Haymond.   [illegible] was a major in the Revolutionary army?  He enlisted, I think, from Harrison County, West Virginia, altho it might have been Montgomery Co., Maryland.  However, I think they had moved to West Virginia by this time.
   I, Adele Osborne Nutt, am a descendant of Edward Haymond, as follows:
1.  Edward Haymond- b. Jan. 6, 1755- d. June 14-1820- married Sarah Woodfin- Jan 18-1780. (all in Harrison County, W.Va. I think).
2- William Haymond (son of Edward and Sarah Haymond). b May 15-1807- d. July 23, 1873. Married Anna Griffing Sept 20-1829-(Harrison Co. W. Va-
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3. Frances Eleanor Haymond (daughter of William and Anna Haymond) born Jan 1-1835 (probably Harrison Co. W. Va altho about his time William and Anna Haymond lived in Kentucky a short time-and later Pulaski Co. Indiana).
d-Dec 5-1898 at Crescent City, Ill--married Jonathan Julius Osborne, Aug 14, 1856 at Sandwich, Ill. (near Chicago)
4. Orestis Ellsworth Osborne (son of Eleanor Haymond Osborne and Johatha Osborne) 
b. May 21-1982, Grundy Co, Ill, - died July 9-1927. Topeka, Kans--Married Pearle Macy Sept. 10-1890 at Lecompton, Douglas Co, Kansas.
5- Adele Osborn (daughter of Orestis and Pearl Osborne) born Nov. 18-1892, Lecompton, Douglas Co, Kansas--Married Glenn April 7*1923 at Attica Kansas (Harper Co)--(This license was issued at Emporia Kans. in Lyon Co).
This may be more information than you need- the family genealogy compiled by William Haymond son of Wm & Ann.
Than you very much, I am
Yours truly
Mrs Glenn Nutt
410 Fairmont St.
Amarillo Texas.
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[Letterhead of DAR reads:]
Daughters of the American Revolution [in a round logo]
MT. PLEASANT, IOWA

[letter format]

Nov. 19, 1929.

U. S. Pension Department
   Washington, D. C.
Dear Sir:-
     Will you please send me the war record of Edward Haymond Revolutionary War soldier, born Jan. 6, 1755, died June 14, 1820 (The latter date might be 1824)
He married Sarah Woodfin on Jan 18, 1780.
Enlisted in 1776 in Pennsylvania, born and died in Virginia.  He may have enlisted in Virginia.

Very truly yours.
Beth Griffith [cursive signature]
(Mrs. W. A.) Beth Griffith
Rrgent
310 S. Main St.

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ROBINSON, WARDER & ROBINSON
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW
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GRAFTON, WEST VIRGINIA
IRA E. ROBINDON
HUGH WARDER
JED W. ROBINSON

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April 4, 1928.

Commission of Pensions,
Washington, D.C.

Dear Sir:
     For the purpose of establishing my right to membership in the Children of the American revolution, will you please advise me what the
records show as to the Revolutionary services of Edward Owen Haymond of Virginia, who died in 1820. [there is an O above Owen and a cursive 'only' inserted below]

Very truly yours,
Lewis Haymond [cursive signature]
Lewis Haymond,
244 West Main Street,
Grafton, West Virginia.

[inked stamp from the pension office reads:]
PENSION
A
U.   APR 6  1928.  S.
OFFICE
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[Written in cursive, on top of the letterhead is:]
Kate M. Codington
POD 1208
Nebraska
July 25, 1925
[followed below the letterhead by:]
Commissioner of Pensions,
Washington, D.C.
Dear Sir;--Will you please send to me the "pension Record" of Edward Haymond.--served in Va. (I think) and whose name was added to the pension roll in 1818. Was the pension sent to his widow after his death?  Did his father Calder Haymond, recieve [receive] a pension?
Respectfully--
P.O.D. 1208 (Mrs.) Kate M. Codington
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38009

Clarksburg West Va
Nov. 24, 1885.

Hon. John C. Black
Commission of Pensions
Washington DC.

Sir:
In reply to yours of the 3d inst. written in response to mine of Oct. 29th, I have to say that upon inquiry I am in doubt as to whether Edward Haymond was really a pensioner.

He removed from Monongalia County Virgina about 1816 to the state of Ohio and while visiting his friends in Monongalia County in 1824, died.

I do not know the county in which he resided in Ohio.

It is a family tradion [tradition?] that he served under General Daniel Morgan, at one time--and was in service during the entire was of the Revolution. 

The locality of service is not
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definitely known.  He is supposed to have been at Saratoga and Monmouth.

I desire this information simply to know the military history of a member of my family.

Edward Haymond was a brother of my Great Grandfather-- and as he left numerous direct descendants I have no pecuniary interest in him whatever.
Very Respectfully
Henry Haymond

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PENSIONS 
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1885
OFFICE
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wrote Nov. 3, 1885

Rev

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PENSION
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Clarksburg West Va.
Oct 29, 1885.

To The Commission of Pensions.
Washington D.C.

Sir:
     Edward Haymond was a Revolutionary pensioner previous to the year 1820. I am anxious to have a copy of his statement and evidence filed with his application for a pension so far as it related to his service during the war of the Revolution
     My object is to learn his military history.
     He it is supposed was in a Maryland Regiment--possibly at one tie in a Virginia organization.
     Will you please inform me if this information can be furnished from you office?
Very Respectfully,
Henry Haymond
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RECORD
FEB 25 1908
DIVISION
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16928
38009
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2-21-08.
Commission of Pensions,
    Washington, D. C.
Dear Sir:-
     Will you kindly furnish me with a certified copy of the military record of Edward Haymond, who enlisted from Monongalia county, Virginia in a Pennsylvania Regiment, Commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Bayard, probably the 8th Infantry on August 26, 1776, for the term of three years, in the Revolutionary War.
     In 1777 he with a detachment of his regiment joined General Daniel Morgan's Rifle Corps, and was at the surrender of the British General Surgoyne and his army at Saratoga.
     His Captain was John Wilson.  He applied for a pension Nov. 28, 1818, and was placed on the pension roll, but his certificate number is not known to me.  Some of the family history gives the rank of this soldier as Major.  The soldier was my great maternal grandfather, and this information is wanted to establish a family line back to the Revolutionary War to admit the female members to join the "Daughters of the American Revolution."

Your very truly,
   Oliver Jones
   114 North Vine Street,
          Muncie, Indiana.

OJ/API
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PENSION
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     &   NAVY
Jul 3 1902
Files
B.
[illegible cursive scrawled at the top of page looks like: Owtn]

Jon: Commission of Pensions.
Washington. D.C.

Sir:  I respectfully request that you furnish me with a copy [redacted] certificate [inserted] of the records in your office in reference to the pensioning of Edward Haymond, a soldier in the army during the war of the Revolution.
     He served in the 9th Pennsylvania. Regiment, commanded at one time by Lt. Col. Bayard . At the time of his death he resided in Monongalia County, Virginia.

I am Very Respectfully.
Henry Haymond

   This information is desired simply as a matter of family history.

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PENSION
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OFFICE.
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38.009
INVALID
Revy

File No. 38,009

Edward Haymond
Pri   Rev   War

Act: 18 March 18

Index:--Vol. 2, Page 210
{Arrangement of 1870.}

[Left side of book page:]
July--10--1902
Henry Haymond
Clarksburg, W.Va.

Feb. 29, '08. Hist. to Oliver Jones.

1925. Sept 24  Hist to Mrs. Kate M Codington, MDG

1929- Jan 17, Hist to Lewis Haymond
M E. E.

1930, Jan 3, Hist to Mrs. W. A. Griffith
M. E. E.

1935- Mch. 2-- Hist to Mrs. Glenn Nutt
E.E.S

1937--June 29- Hist to Mrs. A. D. Apringtston
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