Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File S. 39436, Julius Deen, Ga.

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Service                                                                                       
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Ga.  
  Deen, Julius                                                                            
          Dean

    &39436

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39436
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File No. 39436
Julius Dean
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Act: 18 March 18
Index:- Vol. 3, Page 186-
[Arrangement of 1870.]

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[right side of half fold]
Julius Dean's
Declaration

Adm'd

Hon. Eldred Simkins,
Edgefield C.H.
S.C.

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South Carolina, Edgefield District:

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[illegible fold]th Carolina
Edgefield District

An the eighth day of June 1819 before me 
and of the Judges of the Courts
of Equity for the district and 
state aforesaid personally 
appeared Julius Deen
aged seventy five years, resident 
of Cuffee Town Creek in the 
said District, who being by me 
first duly sworn according to 
law doth on his oath make 
the following declaration
in order to obtain the provision
made by the late act of Congress
Entitled an act to provide
for certain persons engaged in 
the land and [secval] service
of the United States, in the
Revolutionary War," That he 
[illegible] and [illegible] enlisted
in Halifax County in the state
of Virginia are the [blank] day 
of November in the year of 1773
in the company commanded 
by Captain [??] Cocke

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of the Seventh Regiment of
Continental Regulars, that
he continued to serve in the said
Corps or in this last mentioned 
service of the United States for 
twelve months, when he was 
discharged from service in [illegible]
Williams County in the state of 
Virginia [inserted - which discharged 
so fast or mislaid that he cannot produce]
That after words [illegible] 
discharged from the afore mentioned 
enlistment he again enlisted in 
January 1777 in the company
commanded by Captain [illegible]
Bard of the second Regiment of 
Continental Regulars, commanded by 
Colonel Samuel Elberts, and 
that he continued in the said service
for upwards of two years and 
until made a prisoner at
Savannah and that he was
in the battles of [illegible] 
and at the capture of Savannah
at which last place he received
a slight wound, and that for 
the proof of the last mentioned 
service and duly xxxx in Service
he [illegible] the [illegible] offered

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But that he has no other evidence
of his enlistment and service in 
Virginia other than his oath.
That he is in reduced [illegible]
and otaindy in need of the assistance
of his country for support.

Sworn to & declared
before me this day 
and year aforesaid.

Julius Deen
Harry Wm Desaussure

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[handwritten]
I John Harris of the district and State aforesaid do certify that I have known the within named Julius for 8 or 10 years and that I should not hesitate to place perfect confidence in his character for veracity & integrity
June 8. 1819
[signed] John Harris

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[handwritten]
Julius Dean [Deen is originally written and struck out]
Copy
13.795
Sept 1829 -

13795
Con

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State of South Carolina
Edgefield District }

On this fifth day of October 1820 personally
appeared in open court being a court of record
for the said district and state Julius Deen aged
seventy six years resident on the waters of Cuffeetown in said District who being first
duly sworn according to law doth on his oath
declare that he served in the Revolutionary War as follows (viz) in the Seventh Regiment of 
the Virginia Line Commanded by Col Dangerfield in a company commanded by Capt. Natcok that he is now on the pension role by vesture of the act of Congress of the 18th March 1818 that his certificate for appearance is dated on the 7th July 1819 that his pension commenced on the 8th June 1819 and that he had already recd. from that period till the fourth of March 1820 and he solemnly swears that he was a resident citizen of the United States on the said 18th of March 1818 and that he has not since that time by sale gift or in any manner whatever disposed of his property or any part thereof with an intent thereby so to diminish it as to being himself within the pension provisions of the said Act of congress entitled and act to provide to certain person engaged in the Land & naval service of the United States in the Revolutionary [illegible] on this the 18th March 1818 and that he has not no any person in trust for him any property or securities contracts in debts due to him nor has he any income or estate real personal or [illegible] except his clothes which are not necessary to be given in that his exceedingly infirm that he is often bedridden and unable to pursue his former occupation of farmer that he has his children all of age and acting for themselves exclusively and that

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he has no one to whom he can look or from whom he can expect support if his pension is withdrawn from him.
Sworn to and declared
in open court this day
& year above written

Mr. Mims CCP  
Julius Deen