Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File S. 35991, Charles Green, Va.
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SERVICE NUMBER
Va. Green Charles S. 35991
CONTENTS
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2306 Kentucky. 2306
Charles Green, dragoon,
Colo. Bayler's regiment,
Virginia line, 1777 or 3 years
Revolutionary Army.

Inscribed on the Kentucky
roll, at $:8 p month, to com-
mence on the 5th. May, 1818.

Certf. of pension issued the 5th.
of Sept; 1818, and sent to 
Benjamin Johnson, Esq; judge
Care of hon: Richard M:
Johnson, Great Crossings,
Scott County, Kentucky.

Arrears to 4th Septr. 1818: $:32~
4 months.....$:32.-
Semi-annl. allowl.
to 4th. March, 1819.} 48~
Scott County
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County of Kentucky sct:
This Day Colo. Abraham Buford
personally appeared before me; one of the Circuit Judges for the Commth aforesd. and made oath 
That he has known Charles Green before the
Revolutionary war, and frequently saw him
Doing Duty as a light Dragoon: in Colo George
Baylors Regiment in the course of the war He has seen him in the 
States of Jersey & South Carolina, in the said
Regiment and from the time he enlisted it was upwards of two years after that he saw him in the Service on said regiment - witness my hand
this 24th of April 1818
Benj: Johnson
Circuit Judge
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35991
Revy INVALID.

File No. 35,991
Charles Green
Dragoon Rev War

Act: 18" March 18"
Index:-Vol. 2, Page 499
[Arrangement of 1870.]
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The Hon.
J. C. Calhoun
City of Washington
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State of Kentucky sct.
This Day Charles Green: personally appeared
before me; one of the Circuit Judges for the Commth aforesd and made oath That he entered the service of the United States in the Revolutionary war as an enlisted soldier on the 4th of Feby 1777 in Capt: Churchill Jones Company of Light Dragoons - In the 3rd regiment commanded by Colo. Baylor and afterwards commanded by Colo. Wm Washington - That he remained in the regiment for three years and was honorably Discharged by Colo. William Washington at Cross Creek in North Carolina and that he has no other evidence in his power of his said services save the testimony of Colo H. Buford - That he is 62 years of age, infirm and unable to work for a maintenance; and wholly Destitute of property or money and needs the assistance of his government - That he has always been a citizen of the United States and has never recd. a pension - That he now lives in Scott County and state of Kentucky - witness my hand this 23 of April 1818 Benj. Johnson
Circuit Judge

I Benjamin Johnson Circuit Judge &c as aforsd Do certify that it appears to my satisfaction that the said Charles Green did Serve in the Revolutionary war as stated in the preceding declaration against the
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common enemy for the term of nine months
on the Continental establishment and I now
transmit the proceedings and evidence taken
and had before me to the Hon. the Secretary
for the Department of War pursuant to
the directions of the aforesd act of Congress
given under my hand this 5th of May 1818
Benj. Johnson
Circuit Judge
SCOTT CIRCUIT
KENTUCKY
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Benjamin Johnson, Esq;
Judge,
Great Crossings, Scott
County, Kentucky
=
Charles Green, Par
Colo. Baylor's drags.
Virginia line
Continental estabt.
Revolutionary Claim.
=
Admitted.

5. May, 1818.