Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File R. 1,747, James Carter, N.C.

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N.C. Carter, James R. 1,747

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[Left side of page]
1818. NC.

[Right side of page] 
Ejected [rubber stamped virtually on page]
1747
Carter [faint ink]
_______________________________________________
P.O. James Carson 
_______________________________________________
Service: Papers delivered to Hon A Rencher
NC. Jany 12 1832 _ (There 3 James
Carter's on NC roll act 1832)
Enlisted: [illegible] one rejected act 1818 3, 18
[something illegible in lighter ink]
Discharged: ______________, 18
Rejected [rubber stamp]
Application filed: ________________,18

[crossed out] : No Act 1818 claims in printed list 1852. 
Re- enlisted: _________________________________
_______________________________________________

Attorney: _____________________________________
P.O. ___________________________________________
________________________________________________
___________ Recognized.  ______________ Contract.
________Cert of Dis.   Searched for ___________,18

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James Carter
W. Macon, Senator from N. 
Carolina, presented this 
claim. The question is
whether the company can
[illegible] Capt. Ptolemy Powell
was on the Continental
[illegible] 1747

N. Carolina
Paper deto[ditto] to Hon A
Rencher 12 Jan 1832. Not found Sept 30,1918 [smaller letters]
See letter 8 Jan 1821
to Hon: A Rencher

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In claim of James Carter S. 8.146 the soldier serves under Capt. Tawley Powell, but there is nothing further to connect the two men, either in than claim or letter to Hon. A. Rencher.

acm,
July 5, 1911

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War Dept. Pens. Office
Jany. 8, 1831

Hon. A. Rencher, H.R.
Sir:
In reply to your letter requesting information in regard to the service of James Carter, I have to inform you that we have no evidence of his service in this office.  The company to which he belong was not a part of the continental army.  As the act of Mch. 18, 1818 provides for none who did not serve on the continental establishment it will be unnecessary therefore for him to make any further application for a pension.
J.L.E.