Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File B.L.Wt. 410-100, for Walter Metcalf, Virginia

SERVICE
NUMBER
Wa.
Metcalf, Walter
B.L.Wt. 410-100
CONTENTS
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The representative of Walter Metcalf is entitled to the proportion of land allowed a private of the Continental line for the war,
Samuel Coleman
Coached Chamber June 13 th 1807
Wm H. Cabell
At a court held for Accomack county the 3 d day of September 1807. It is ordered to be certified to the Register of the Land-office of this commonwealth that Isaac Dix is the representative of Walter Metcalf a soldier in the Revolutionary war,
A copy Teste
W m Wise C lerk
The above copied from the original files of this office, in which a Military Bounty land Warrant for 200 acres has issued.
Wm. Trace Regr
Land Office Regr July 24. 1808

N o 410.
Walter Metcalf
Junior
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Witnessed 22. April 1808. D el to the Hon. B. Bapeth.

But must be under that No. I have done the legal requisites in favor of Waller Matilda
of the County of ... State of ... No. ...
Witness my hand and seal

KNOW all Men by these Presents, that I Isaac Dix representative of Walter Metcalf deceased of the County of Accomack and State of Virginia have this day bargained and sold, and by these presents do bargain, sell and assign over to Thos. D. Harris of the county of Henrico — and State of Virginia all my right, title, and interest in and to one hundred acres of Land, due me in consideration of the services in the army of the United States, to the end of the late war with Great-Britain, under the command of Genl. M c Green agreeable to an act of Congress, and I do moreover request, order and direct Henry Dearborn Esquire, Secretary at War for the time being, or his successors, to issue to Thomas D. Harris — his heirs or assigns, in his or their own name as assignee of me, the said Isaac Dix a warrant for the land aforesaid, and on receipt of the same, I do hereby ratify and confirm any receipt or other instrument in writing, that he the said Thomas D. Harris — may necessarily sign, or procure to be signed, in touch- ing the premises aforesaid, as fully as I could do, if I was personally present. IN Testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this sixth day of February  1807  1808
Sealed and delivered in the presence of
Isaac Dix 
Accomack County to wit:
THIS day Isaac Dix came before me Parker Barnes a Justice of the Peace for the County — aforesaid, and acknowledged the foregoing bargain of sale and Power of Attorney, to be his hand and seal, act and deed, and let the premises therein mentioned. Given under our hands this 8 th day of February  1808
Parker Barnes

Accomack County, To wit;
This day William Rawleigh appeared before me a justice of the peace for the County aforesaid and made Oath that Walter Attey whose name is mentioned in the within Power of Attorney is the same person who performed the Service stated within he having enlisted in the 9 th Virg a Regiment for the War and continued to the end thereof the said William Rawleigh having been a soldier in the continental Army and lived in the same Regiment - Given under my hand
This 8 th day of February 1868 -
Thos G Bayly