Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File B. L. Wt. 280 -100, John Crowder, Penn.

SERVICE
NUMBER _____
Penn.
Crowder, John or Crawder
B. L. Wt. 280 - 100
CONTENTS

N o 40. N o 160.
Amberwood private Penna Log by Jas Morrison
Good
Given 24. June 1864 delivered to Maj. Morrison
Major Thos. Rogers

Columbia District ss
Personally came before me the Subscriber a Justice of the peace for said District. James Morrison, who declared on oath, that he received from John Crowder his discharge as a Soldier in the Penn a line for during the war, and a power of atty authorizing him to draw his Lands, and other Emoluments from the Pub- lic, due him in virtue of his services in the late war with great Britain. That he the said Morrison delivered the power of atty, and discharge aforesaid, to Joseph Howell late accountant to the War department, in Phila a about Ten years ago, and that he rec d only about a Certificate for about $76- on behalf of said Crowder, and did not receive his Lands to which he was entitled-
That he had certificates from Col d Richard Butler of his having served during the war, as also from Gen l

George McElly a Capt. in the Regt. in which said Crawden served to the same effect; and from Brown Buster then a Lieut. and adjutant, who registered the discharges of the Soldiers of said Regt. That the said Morrison believes said Crawden has not had his Land Warrant - as he after word informed him the said Morrison more than once that he had not. After application being on behalf of said Crawden and for his sole use and benefit - JAMES MORRISON
Given under my hand this 8th day of February 1856
Sworn this 9 th Feb y 1856 before -
William Thornton