Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File S. 41602, Joseph Hassell, N.C.

SERVICE
NUMBER
N.C.
Hassell, Joseph
S. 41602
CONTENTS

14.694 R North Carolina
Joseph Hasell
of Tyrrell County in the state of N Carolina who was a Sergeant in the regiment commanded by Colonel Murfree of the N. Carolina line, for the term of Six Years
Inscribed on the roll of North Carolina at the rate of 8 Dollars per month, to commence the 9 of November 1811
Certificate of Pension issued the 9 of Sep 1818 and sent to Robert Wynne Columbia S.C. N. Carolina
Arrears to 4th of Sep r 1819 48.93 Semi-ann. all'ce ending Mar 1820 48.00 9 Mo. \frac{26}{30}  $126.93
Cont d
{ Revolutionary claim, Act 18th March, 1818. }
Notif n sent July 8 th 1821 to J as Wood Esq r
Columbia C.H. M.C.

The work in which the claimant's right must be stated in his deposition.

State of North Carolina
Tyrrell County
Joseph Hassell of the county state of said being duly sworn deponeth that he served as a common soldier in the Revolutionary War under Col. Selby Harris from about the 20 th March 1776 until the last of December in the same year, and that about the 16 th day April 1781 he enlisted in the continental service, of the United States & was imme- diately put in the company of Capt. Clement Hall who belonged to the Regiment of Col. Harris  Marshall and that he served in the said Conti- nental service from the said 16 th April 1781 until about the 3 rd 1 st May 1782 as ordinarily sergeant of said company for about 12 months & that afterwards till the end of said war he was a common soldier in Capt. Benja- min Baugh's company until he was discharged.
He further swears that he is aged & about sixty one years old, & that he is poor & stands much in need of the the benefit offered in the act of congress for the relief

of the officers and soldiers of the Revolutionary war for his support; that his discharge has been lost or mislaid - Sworn to before me } Joseph Hapell This 9 th Nov. 1818 } H. Daniels I.P.L.R.
James Wiley being duly sworn deponeth that the above affiant Joseph Hapell did and since at a period in the Revolutionary War from the 16 th of April 1781 until about the 21 st of March 1782 in the company of Capt Clement De for about 12 months and afterwards in the company of Capt Benjamin Bailey until the time they were discharged - And that he was a soldier with him during the whole time and he does now well know him; & does now has ever since heard near him; and that he is very poor & inform & does much need the benefit of the act of Congress made for the benefit of the officers & soldiers of the Revolutionary war for his support.
Sworn to before me } James Wiley This 9 th Nov. 1818 } H. Daniels I.P.L.R.

Richard Davis being duly sworn deposits that he is well acquainted with the aforesaid Joseph Haskell and he knows that he found as a soldier of the continental line of Infantry in the Revolutionary war for upwards of the term of nine months - and that he is now aged & infirm and stands much in need of the provisions of the act made for the relief of the Officers & Soldiers of the war of the Revolution for his support. Sworn to before me } This 9 th Nov. 1819. -
State of North Carolina } November 9 th Tyrrell County - } 1818. -
I, H. Daniel, one of the judges of the State aforesaid, do certify that Joseph Haskell, of Tyrrell county N. Carolina, was a soldier in the continental line of Infantry during the revolutionary war, & served upwards of nine months. Col. Haskell commanded one of the N. Carolina Regiments of the continental line. I also certify he stands in need of the assistance of his country for support. H. Daniel, J. S. H. E.

Robert Wlynn Clerk of the County of Tyrrell Superior Court of Law given under my hand and seal of Office at Columbia the 9th day of November in the the year of our Lord 1818
Robert Wlynn Clerk

Columbia 6 A.M. ~~~~~ May 9 14.694 Rec. 22 May 18 1870 Joseph H. ... 470
Free
J. C. Calhoun Secretary of War Washington City
Mr. ...

State of N th Carolina } Court of pleas & quarter sessions Tyrell County - 3 April term 1828
The following is a schedule of the whole estate & income of Joseph Hapner of Tyrell County State of N th Carolina A Revolutionary Pensioner of the United States his necessary clothing & bedding excepted W th
Forty acres of Land in Beaufort valued at $1. per acre $ 40.00 2 old Cows & 3 Calves 2 old Horses & 3 Sul. forming Tools & etc 11.00 1 Hog $1.10. two pots the Kettle & one old Chest 10.10 Some Carpenter Tools & three old Chairs 1.75 10 Bushels Potatoes 8 plates 1 dish 2 Barons 3.00 5 old Barrels 1.00 $ 66.85
I Joseph Hapner of the County & State aforesaid do Solemnly Swear That I was a Resident Citizen of the United States on the Eighteenth Day of March one thousand eight hundred & eighteen, & that I have not since that time by Gift sale, or in any manner whatsoever disposed of my property, or any part thereof with intent thereof to defeat it as to bring myself within the Provisions of an Act of Congress to provide for certain persons engaged in the Land & Naval Service of the United States in the Revolutionary War passed on the Eighteenth day of March one thousand eight hundred & eighteen, & that I have not nor has any person in trust for me any property or securities, Contracts, or Debts due to me, nor have I any income other than that which is contained in the Schedule hereto annexed and by me subscribed So help me God, Signed. Joseph Hapner
Sworn to in open Court this 3 rd day of April 1828 -
For Wood A th

Benjamin Grubb Skagman William B Hodges, Zebulon Corbinton Francis Dampert, Billy Patrick, Enock Hopper, & Baldwin W Halsey - Justices of the Peace in & for Gwynne County do hereby certify that the Court of Pleas & Quarter Sessions at the County Seat is held quarterly at Columbia during the 3rd day of each said Court which began on the first Monday in April one thousand eight hundred & twentyone, are of opinion that the above schedule of the property of Joseph Hopper which was sworn to and subscribed by the said Joseph Hopper before us in open court is just & true & that the said property therein contained is worth no more than the valuation annexed in said schedule - In testimony whereof we have subscribed our names in open court - Furthermore we declare that the said Joseph Hopper of the County & State aforesaid a Revolutionary Pensioner is a very likely infirm person unable to labour so as to support himself & family & stands much in need of the assistance of his country for support.
Just -
B Grubb, Skagman W B Hodges J.P. Zebulon Corbinton J.P. Francis Dampert J.P. J Patrick - J.P. E Hopper - J.P. B W Halsey - J.P. 

State of Alabama } Tyrone County } I hereby the foregoing is a true copy from the original filed in the clerks office for said County & that the persons whose names are subscribed are acting trustees for the County of Tyrone & that the property described in the foregoing schedule is stated at its true value -
Given under my hand & seal of office this 2 nd day of May A D 1821
Test Jas Wood Clerk

41602
INVALID.
Rev
File No.
41602
Joseph Russell Serg Rev War
Act: 18 th March 18 th
Index:—Vol. 8, Page 212
[Arrangement of 1870.]

Joseph Wapen 3 P. Caption Sergeant 76 to 82 Moorree N. Carolina Regt.
Admitted -

State of North Carolina
Tyrell County. — — — }
Joseph Hapell of the county and state aforesaid being duly sworn deposeth, That he served as a common soldier in the line of Infantry in the continental army during the revolutionary war under Col. Selby. Harney. From about the 20 th March 1776 untill the last of Decr in the same year. And that about the 16 th Day of April 1781. he enlisted in the continental service of the United states in the line of Infantry and was immediately put in the company of Capt. Clement Hall who belonged to the Regiment of Col. Hardy. Murfree and that he served in the said continental service from the 16 th April 1781 until about the 21 st of May 1782. as orderly Sergeant of Hall's company, for about 12 Months and that afterwards until the end of the said term he was a common soldier in Capt. Benjamin Baily's company of Infantry until he was discharged. He further swears that he is aged about Sixty one years old and that he is infirm and stands very much in need of the Pension offered in the act of Congress for the relief of Officers and soldiers of the revolutionary war. For his support and that his discharge has been lost or mislaid. Sworn to before
Joseph Hapell being duly sworn in open Court deposes that all the matters stated in foregoing petition and affidavit are true.
June July 13 1819
Test
John W. Moore Clerk
Joseph Hapell

James Wiley being duly sworn deponeth that the above applicant Joseph Haskell - did  did serve as a sergeant in in the continental army in the line of in Gantry during  during in the Revolutionary wars from the 16 th of April 1781. until about the 21. day of May 1782. in the company of Capt Clement Hall; for about 12 months and afterwards in Capt Benjamin Baileys company of infantry until the time they were discharged - and that he was a soldier with him during the whole time and that he does now well know him and has ever since lived near him - and that he the said applicant is very poor and infirm - and does much need the benefit of the act of congress made for the benefit of the officers and soldiers of the revolutionary war for his support
Sworn to before me } James Wiley duly sworn in open court this 13 th July 1819 } deponeth that the foregoing affidavit is true this July 13 1819
Richard Davis being sworn deponeth on that he is well acquainted with the applicant Joseph Haskell - and he knows that he served as a soldier in the continental line of infantry in the revolutionary war for upwards of nine months - and that he is now aged and infirm - and stands much in need of the benefit of the act of an aide for officers and soldiers of the Revolutionary war for his support
Sworn to before me this } Richard Davis being sworn in open court 13 th July 1819 } deponeth that the foregoing affidavit is true for Wood Co

State of North Carolina } Tyrrell County ————— }
do - certify that Joseph Wapell of Tyrrell County North - Carolina was a soldier in the revolutionary war - and served upwards of nine months in the continental line of infantry - Col. Murfree - commanded one the North Carolina Regiments of the continental line of infantry - I also certify he stands in need of the assistance of his country for support
State of North Carolina } July Term 1819 Tyrrell County Court }
I Benjamin Spull Chairman of Tyrrell County Court of record do hereby certify that the foregoing affidavits of Joseph Wapell annexed to his petition and the affidavit of James Wiley the affidavit of Richard Davis and the affidavit of _____ were sworn to in open court on the 13 th day of July 1819 In Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of said Court to be affixed done at Columbia the day and year above written.
B Spull Clerk

I James Wood Clerk of the of the County Court at Syracuse do Certify that the affidavits of Joseph Haskell James Miley & Richard Davis were sworn to before me in open Court & that Benjamin Sprague Esq. is Chairman of the Court for said County & did sign the foregoing Certificate
Witness my hand & seal of office the 13 th day of July 1879.
Test. James Wood Clerk
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