Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File W. 1484, for Joseph Reed, South Carolina
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John Reed was Born
the May 39 Day 1803
James Reed was Born
March the 10 1796



NB
James W. Grant
J. P.
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she is a woman of veracity and truth
and from family record and papers
I am made to believe that she is in title to
the benefit of the act past 7th July 1838

In testimony whereof I subscribe
my name officially
James H Grant
Justice of the peace for
Campbell County


State of Tennessee
Campbell County ⎬ S.S.

I William Carey Clerk of
the County Court of Campbell County
State of Tennessee certify that
James H. Grant Esquire is a Justice
of the peace for Campbell County
as above set forth, and that the fore
going Signatures purporting to be his
are genuine.

SEAL

In testimony whereof I
have hereunto affixed my
Seal of office and sub
scribed my name this
this 27th day of July
William Carey Clk
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Knoxville  Nov. 12th 1819.

Dear Sir,
I am an Invalid pensioner of the revolution
at the rate of $5.33 per Ck and have received no pay
since the 4th day of September 1818 - I live in Campbell
County in East Tennessee and request to be paid at
Knoxville - I have not nor never had a certificate
of pension, although I often been paid as a pensioner
yet I am inform the last payment made to me
has been rejected at the war office for want of
any of my certificate in my affidavit of
[illegible]

Very Respectfully
I am your [illegible]
Joseph Reed

The Hon
J.C. Calhoun
Secretary of War
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Payable on the 4th March and 4th September at
Knoxville
by Robert King, Esq
Pension Agent

Registered in Book C
Vol 9 page 101 by
Wm S Allison, Clerk