Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File B. L. Wt. 1923-200, Charles Yarbrough, Continental Va.

SERVICE
NUMBER
Continental Va.
Yarbrough Charles
B.L. Wt. 1923-200.
CONTENTS
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Charles Garborough
No. 1923.

District of Columbia } Washington County } Set.
I John Adair, assignee of Isaac Huger, who was the assignee of Charles Yarbrough deceased, who was a Lieutenant in the Virginia line do upon oath testify and declare, to the best of my knowledge and belief that said Charles Yarbrough served as a Lieutenant in the Virginia line, and that he continued in the service aforesaid until the close of the Revolutionary War.
I further declare, that I have never received a Warrant for the bounty land promised to said Charles Yarbrough on the part of the United States. Nor do I believe that he or his assignee Isaac Huger ever received it, or that he ever transferred his claim to said land to any other person than the aforesaid Isaac Huger.
John Adair
Personally appeared the above named John Adair and in my presence made oath to the above declaration. March 8 th 1833. Sworn before
R. S. Briscoe J. Pease

Charles Greville's Petition for 1,000 acres his Military Right in the land of the State of Virginia, & two hundred acres in part his Contingent Right —

Rec d in full from Genl. Isaac Huger for one thousand acres of my military Claim of Land in the Virginia Line also for two Hundred acres as continental given under my hand this 19 th march
Witness
J. R. M c Guire
Chas. G. Gough Late Lieut. 1 st Regt. Va.
I hereby assign the above one Thousand acres of Land & the two hundred acres above mentioned to General John Adair. Witness my hand this twelfth day of May one Thousand eight hundred and Ninety Seven - Isaac Huger

Isaac Haggis. power of Attorney To John Adair.

South Carolina
I know all Men by these Presents that I Isaac Huger of the City of Charleston In the State aforesaid, have constituted nominated and appointed, and by these presents do constitute nomi- nate and appoint, my true and trusty friend John Adair, In the State of Kentucky my true and lawfull Attorney, for me and In my name, stead, and to my Use, to sue, ask, demand, levy and receive all sum or sums of money, rents, debts, lands, Bonds & notes, owing payable, belonging to or detained from me In the State of Kentucky And I hereby empower and Authorise and appoint my trusty friend John Adair above mentioned to locate and receive One thousand acres of Land I bought of Charles Yarbrough, his Military, or part of right thereof as an officer In the Virginia Line In the Army of the United- also two hundred acres of Land from Charles Yarbrough as an officer In the Continental Army (late) of the United States of America. I likewise bought of said Yarbrough as appears by his Receipt, both of which I by these presents assign over to my friend John Adair. Witness my hand & Seal this fifth day of May one thousand seven hundred and Ninety Seven.
Isaac Huger
Witness.
Dan d Lionel Huger
J. Prime

Be it known, That on this thirteenth day of May, One thousand seven hundred & thirty seven, Came Brigadier General Isaac Huger and Acknowledged the within named, named , and Acknowledged the within the within letter of Attorney to be his act and Deed-
In Testimony whereof, I have hereunto subscribed my Name, and affixed my Seal of Office as Notary, in the City of New Charleston the Day, Month and Year as above written.
John Sanford Dalt. J.P.L. Notary Public