Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File R. 18,331, for Augustin Tabb, Virginia
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Tabb, Augustin

R 18,331
Va Half Pay


N. A. Acc. No.874
See 050171 Half Pay
Augustin Tabb
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A. Tabb. decd.
June 24, 47.
Act 5 July 1832

Received vol 43
page 189

att
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Pension Office
June 24, 1847


I certify that I have examined the claim of the administrator of the late Augustin Tabb, who was a captain in the 2nd Virginia State regiment of Infantry, and I find that under the act of July 5, 1832, half-pay was allowed from the 3rd September 1783.  Half-pay is now claimed from the 13th of April 1782, when he left the service, to the 3rd September 1783.  My opinion is that the claim should be allowed.  I therefore certify that half-pay is still due for the time claimed at the rate of two hundred and forty dollars per annum, and that the amount is payable to Thomas L. Smith, attorney of John R Cary, administrator of said Tabb, deceased.

Commissioner of Pensions

Approved

Secretary of War

                                   Enter this
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The United States Dn.

To Augustin Tabb, a captain in the 2nd State Regiment in the Virginia Line (commanded by Colonel William Brent) in the Revolutionary War.

For his half pay, from 3rd September 1783 (date of Treaty of Peace) to 18th Dec. 1792, (day of his death) in pursuance of the 3rd section of an act of Congress  "to provide for liquidating and paying certain claims of the State of Virginia", approved 5th July, 1832, being 9 years and 107 days, at $72 - Virginia currency, equal to $240 per annum, to dollars 2230.36.


Auditor's Office,
28th Dec.. 1832
(signed) Wm. Parker




Comptrollers Office

Dec 28th. 1832
(signed) Wm. Andereson
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Treasury Department
Register's Office Sep. 24, 1846


I certify the within to be a true copy of the original on file in this office.

(signed)   R. H. Gellet
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Case of
Augustin Tabb


The evidence in this case is deemed sufficient, & is respectfully submitted to the comptroller.

R Harrison

Auditor's Office
Dec. 26, 1832.


I agree with the Auditor, that the evidence
may be considered sufficient in this case.

Jos. Anderson
26th Dec. 1832

approved

L. M. L.
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Case of Augustin Tabb

The name of Augustin Tabb is on the List of "Claims not presented," received from Auditor Heath, as a Captain in service, in the 2nd Regiment, (which was commanded by Col. William Brent.  Charles Dabney being Lieutenant Colonel thereof) at $72/v. Annum half pay.

By the documents herewith his identify and the date of his death 18th December 1792 appears satisfactorily proved - that he died intestate, & Thomas Cary is the Administrator de bonis non on his Estate appointed 4th March 1832.

It appears that he left three children, viz. Edmund by this first wife, Fanny & Austin by his last wife, that Autin died an Infant, & that Fanny married Thommas Cary - and it further appears that Edmund Tabb, by will dated 12 April 1815, bequeathed all his property to said Thomas Cary, (the husband of his sister Fanny) and that after his absence for more than seven years without being heard from, the said will was admitted to Record by decree of Court for Gloucester County, of 25th October 1831.

From all which it appears that Thomas Cary is entitled to receive the the amount of half pay due to Captain Tabb, as Administrator de bonis non on his Estate.

Auditor's Office

December 26, 1832

(signed) Wm. Parker
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No. 62.095
Statement of
The Account of
Samuey Carey

Regd. 28th Decr., 1832.
Blotter, page, 434.

W.A.
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The United States, Dr.
To Samuey Carey a Supernumerary Lieutenant in the Second State Regiment in the Virginia Line (commanded by Colonel William Brent.) in the Revolutionary War. 
For his half pay, from 6th February, 1781, (day after reduction of State Troops) to 4th Novr., 1805, in pursuance of the third section of an act of Congress "to provide for liquidating and paying certain claims of the State of Virginia," approved 5th July, 1832, being 24 years 272 days at :48 - Virginia Currency, equal to $106 per annum; amounting to dollars, 3959 25/100
Auditor's Office,
28th Decr 1832,
Wm. Parker.

Comptroller's Office,
Decr 28th, 1832.
Encd
Wm. Anderson.
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Treasury Department
Registers Office
Sep 24 1846

I Certify the within to be a true copy of the original on file in this office
R H Giller
Register
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No 62.096
Case of
Augustin Tabb
The Evidence in this case is deemed sufficient and is respectfully submitted to the Comptroller.
R. Harrison
Auditor's Office
Decr 26th, 1832.
I agree with the Auditor, that the evidence may be considered sufficient in this case.
Jas Anderson,
26th Decr., 1832.
Approved.
L McL.
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Case of Augustin Tabb
The name of Augustin Tabb is on the list of "claims not prosecuted," received from Auditor Heath as a Captain in service, in the 2nd Regiment (which was commanded by Col. William Brent - Charles Dabney being Lieutenant Colonel thereof) at $72 per annum half pay. 
By the descendants herewith, his identity and the date of his death, 18th December 1792, appear satisfactorily proved - that he died in testate, and Thomas Cary is the administrator de bonis non on his Estate, appointed 4th March, 1832.
It appears that the left three children, Viz, Edmund, by his first wife; Fanny and Austin, by his last wife; and that Austin died as an infant, and that Fanny married Thomas Cary. And it further appears that Edmund Tab, by will, dated 12th April, 1815 bequeathed all his property to said Thomas Cary (the husband of his sister Fanny) and that after his absence for more than seven years, without being heard from, the said Will was admitted to record by decree of Court of Gloucester County, of 25th October, 1831.
From all which it appears that Thomas Cary, is entitled to receive the amount of half pay due to Captain Tabb, as administrator de bonis non on his Estate.
Auditor's Office,
December 26th, 1832.
Wm. Parker.
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Treasury Department
Register's Office Sep 24 1846

I Certify the within and the endorsement to be true copies of the originals on file in this Office.
R H Gillis
Register
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No 62.096
Statement of
The Account of
Augustin Tabb

Regd. 28th Decr. 1832
Blotter page 434.

MA
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The United States Dr.
To Augustin Tabb, a Captain in the 2nd State Regiment in the Virginia Line, (Commanded by Colonel William Brent) in the Revolutionary War.
For his half pay, from 3rd September, 1783, (date of Treaty of Peace) to 18th Decr, 1792, (day of his death) in pursuance of the 3rd section of an act of Congress "to provide for liquidating and paying certain claims of the State of Virginia", approved 5th July, 1832, being 9 years and 107 days, at L72 - Virginia Currency, equal to $240, per annum; amounting to dollars 2230 36/100.
Auditor's Office,
28th Decr., 1832.
Wm. Parker.

Comptroller's Office,
Decr. 28th, 1832,
Evd
Wm Anderson.
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Treasury Department
Register's Office Sep. 24 1846
I Certify the within to be a true copy of the original on file in this office
R H Gillin Register
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No. 62,096
Case of
Augustin Tabb

The evidence in this case is deemed sufficient and is respectfully submitted to the Comptroller
R. Harrison
Auditor's Office
Decr. 26th 1832.

I agree with the Auditor that the evidence may be considered sufficient in this case.
Jas. Anderson
26th. Decr. 1832

Approved L. Mc. L.
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(Copy)

Case of Augustin Tabb.
The name of Augustin Tabb is on the list of "claims not prosecuted", received from Auditor Heath as a Captain in service, in the 2nd Regiment (which was commanded by Colonel William Brent - Charles Dabney being Lieutenant Colonel thereof) at L72 per annum half pay.
By the documents herewith, his identity and the date of his death, 18th December, 1792, appear satisfactorily proved - that he died intestate, and Thomas Cary is the administrator de bonis non on his Estate, appointed 4th, March, 1832.
It appears that he left three children, viz. Edmund by his first wife, Fanny and Austin, by his last wife; and that Austin died an infant, and that Fanny married Thomas Cary. And it further appears that Edmund Tabb, by will, dated 12th. April, 1815, bequeathed all his property to said Thomas Cary (the husband of his sister Fanny) and that after his absence for more than seven years, without being heard from, the said Will was admitted to record by decree of Court of Gloucester County, of 25th. October, 1831.
From all which it appears that Thomas Cary is
entitled
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entitled to receive the amount of half pay due to Captain Tabb, as administrator de bonis non on his Estate.
Auditor's Office,
December 26, 1832.
(signed) Wm. Parker

Treasury Department
Register's Office Sep. 24, 1846.
I certify the within and the endorsement to be true copies of the originals on file in this Office.
R. H. Gillet
Register
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No 62,096
Statement
of the Account of
Augustin Tabb

Rgd. 28. Decemr. 1832
Blotter page 434

WA.
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The United States, Dr.
To Augustin Tabb, a Captain (in service) in the Second State Regiment in the Virginia Line (commanded by Colonel William Brent) in the Revolutionary War.
For his half pay from 3d. September 1783 (date of Treaty of Peace) to 18th, December 1792 (day of his death, in pursuance of the third section of an act of Congress "to provide for liquidating and paying certain claims of the State of Virginia," approved 5th. July, 1832, being 9 years 107 days at L72 Virginia currency, equal to $240 per annum, amounting to Dollars, 2230.36.
Auditor's Office, 28 Decr. 1832
Wm. Parker

Comptroller's Office
Decr. 28, 1832.
Evd
Wm. Anderson
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No.

Augustin Tabb
Capt
Va Reply
Revolution
Discharged ____, 18
6011
H'f Pay - Act 32
Received ___, 187
Attorney.