Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File R. 1,524, Isaac Busby, S.C.

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[3 columns along top portion of page]

[upper left] (8-1770)
SERVICE
S.C.

Busby, Issac

(number)
R. 1,524

CONTENTS
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Not super legible

The numbers are 28.416

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State of Georgia
Madison County?
On this fourth day of November… personally advocates
Signed by Issac Busby
Not super legible as a whole

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Hereby declare this opener… the applicant was a revolutionary war soldier and serves as in Italy November 1933
Signed by several individuals (Noah W. Pittman, Robert Groves, John Meroney)
William Sander… do hereby certify that the foregoing ….

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A plaque of some sort

Issac Busby

Georgia

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P.O : Issac Busby
A list of fill in the blanks : Service, Enlisted 18, Discharged 18, Application filed, Alleges, Re-enlisted
A form of some sort

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April 28th, 1834
Signed by A. S Clayton

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War Department Pension Office
This evidence in support of your claim under the act of June 7, 1832, has been examined, and the papers are herewith returned. The following is a statement of your case in a tabular form. 

Saying this must be renewed before pension is allowed

This page is typed up and not written down like the others

A form to fill out: Period when the service was rendered, Duration of service, Names and rank of the field he served, age when served, proof by which the declaration is supported

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A page of rules and regulations
Under the classes of cases is: The Regular Troops, The State Troops, Militia, and Volunteers, Persons employed in the Naval Service, and Indian Spies
Indian Spies is super interesting, considering this was in 1832
Signing to pension and seal of office?
The original discharge or commission

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Personal Questions: Where in what year were you born? Have any record of your age, and if so, where is it? Where were you living when called into service; where have you lived since the Revolutionary War, and where do you live now?
Ensuring that whoever signs the form is being truthful to all the interrogating questions

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[handwritten]
Isahaac Busb
[illegible]

Hon A. S. Clayton

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Not super legible

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All signed by William Sanders