Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File S. 7201, for James Mc Culloch, North Carolina

N.B.
Mc bulloch James
87201

S. The 7201 p.m. in call. 7.6
James M. Hock by discharge From our Colony Brown May the 29/1896
James M. Hock by discharge

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This is to Certify that James McLaugh a private Soldier has served six Months in Captain Alfred Moore's Company in the first Regiment of the Continental Forces of North Carolina, and is hereby discharged
Wilmington March 13 th - 1776
Tho: Craik Secy
J Moore Col

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I DO hereby acknowledge myself to be a Prisoner of War, upon my Parole, to his Excellency Sir HENRY CLINTON, and that I am thereby engaged until I shall be exchanged, or otherwise released therefrom, to remain
in my Quarters in New York in Company of Brangé and General Mott's Parole
and that I shall not in the mean Time do, or cause any Thing to be done, prejudicial to the success of His Majesty's Arms, or have Intercourse or hold Correspondence with his Enemies; and that upon a Summons from his Excellency, or other Person having Authority thereto, that I will surrender myself to him or them at such Time and Place as I shall hereafter be required.
Given under my hand this 10 th Day of May 1780 at New York City by Colonel Brangé who is hereby certified that the above is a true Copy of the Original this Day in Room of Major Stewart Commanding Prisoners

( Department of War Pension Office
May 20th - 1833 -
Sir
In order that the certificate of pension may be issued for the remaining due to the late James Mc. Bulloch, the Court must certify as to the time of his death; and state who is the Widow and Children - That it may be issued in her or their name.
I am, Respectfully Yours etc -
J L Edward
P. H. Manguin Esq Hillsboro N. Carolina