Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File R. 69, for Joseph Marshall, Virginia

SERVICE
NUMBER
Va. Sea Service
Marshall, Joseph
R. 69
CONTENTS
Va. Half Pay.
See D.A. Acc. No. 837 - Virginia State Navy Joseph Marshall J.Y.S. File Va. Half Pay

NO 69
ACT OF FEBRUARY 14, 1871.
WAR OF 1812.
3206
Wills of Joseph Marchae Nail M
Va Navy Revolution
Discharged _____, 18_____
PENSIONER:
Cif. No. _____
N o Pay Act of July 5 th 1832 5006
Admitted
Received _____, 187_____
69

Repus of Los. Marshall found & returned
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Third Auditor's Office, July 19 th . 1853.
Sir
I have respectfully to request that you will return the papers on which half pay, under the act of July 5 th . 1832, was allowed Joseph Marshall Sailing Master in the Virginia State Navy. These papers were sent to your office June 15, 1852.
I am, Sir,
Very respectfully,
Your O bt Servt.
F. Burch.
3d. Auditor.
L. P. Waldo, Esq., Comm r of Pensions.

Pension Office late Washington March 13/57
I hereby certify that I have examined the claim  case of the administrator of Joseph Marshall, who was a Sailing Master in the Virginia State Navy, under the act of July 5 th 1832, I find that the said Joseph Marshall was a Sailing Master of the Schooner Scorpion until the last of the year 1782 about which time said vessel was captured by the enemy at sea & carried to Bermuda where said Marshall was confined as a prisoner of War until after the ratification of the treaty of peace in April 1783 & was therefore entitled to half pay at the rate of $152.08 as per annum from 22 nd April 1783 to the 1 st July 1812 about

which time he said that the same is payable to James G Berrut attorney in fact Robert H Vaughan, for the admin is trustee of said Frank Marshall deceased.
Joseph Marshall
March 13 1837