Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File B. L. Wt. 104-400, Thomas Hogg, N.C.

SERVICE
NUMBER
N. b.
Hogg, Thomas
B.L. Wt 104-400
CONTENTS

Samuel Hogg
Ans. Sept. 30 th 1839
*104-400
Res
104-400
Samuel Hogg

Dear Sir
Washoeir Sept 17th 1833
Will you be kind enough to inform me whether Maj Thomas Hogg or Capt Thomas Hogg of the Continental Line on continental establishment of the State of North Carolina has received his Commutation and also the N State Bounty Land - or his Dispriciald pay. If he has received either please to inform me by whom drawn. Time & place - also whether the dispriciald pay was paid in the State of North Carolina or at Washington City immediately after the War, also Capt Samuel Hogg who was an Officer of the Continental Line on continental establishment in the Revolutionary War, of the Virginia Line - He and his Brother both served during the Revolutionary War. please to inform whether Capt Saml Hogg has drawn his N State Bounty Land and also his Commutation -
Maj Thomas Hogg was my Father & Capt Saml Hogg his Brother and I believe I am with my Brothers children the Only heir at Law of both -
You will confer a particular favor by writing me immediately,
Very respectfully Yours Freema H
To
Mr Peter Agnew Secy of the Treasury Washington City
Samuel Hogg
N.B. I should like to know immediately on this subject so as to forward my claim as by Law of Our Members of Congress -
Samuel Hogg

Harroville 17 Sept 1833
Samuel Hogg
Recd 30 th
Ans d 30.
Adams Bradford
Sept r 30 th 1833.
FREE
Referred to Bounty land Office for an answer, as to land.
3 d Exch rs Office 30 th Sep r 1833.
Mr Peter Hagner Auditor Washington
Rec d Sep. 30. 1833

Thomas Hagg rec d com d as alldys in 1 st C o line - see Certificates N o 91,625-26 and 27 - Certificate issued 1 st Feb y 1785.
Capt d Sam l Hagg rec d Com d in Va line - see Pa Book page 198 - 18 March 1785-
N o 1092. for 300. ac s iss d May 7 th 1793. to Francis Grace assignee of Sam l Hogg - Capt d in the Virg a line.
N o 1094. for 400. ac s iss d 22 d Dec r 1803 to Sam l Hogg John & J.B. Hogg Sons, & heirs at law of alldys Sam l Hogg of the 1 st C o line.

Hoosier
Dear Sir,
I hope to hear
Feb. 1801.
Memoranda at the National Fair
Hoosier
Reference Mason Square
Memoranda Jan. 18 th 1801

Sir
Granville, North Carolina January 2nd 1801
I have taken the liberty to enclose to you a power of Attorney respecting the lands due my brother Thomas Hogg due for his services in the late war with Great Britain, and to ask the favour of you to obtain a Warrant for her portion thereof and either keep it in your possession till you return to this State, or forward it to me by some earlier opportunity —
My Brother Thomas held the rank of Major till about the end of the war, when he succeed to the rank of Lt. Colonel, & whether he will draw agreeable to the former, or latter rank will be known I presume by the records in the War Office, —
The changes which are likely to take place, as well in our domestic situation as with regard to our foreign relations, forebode a pleasing prospect to the agricultural interest, & I will trust to promote the welfare of every Citizen of the United States, — New Tobacco has taken a rise from 18/ to 28/ 56 60. This appears to have been the result of news of peace with France, tho' nothing.

nothing Official on this head, has reached us as yet, — I hope Sir, that you will pardon me for the liberty which I have taken in troubling you with this business and wishing you health, prosperity, & an agreeable return home, I am with great respect,
For yr Obt. Servt,
James Hogg

Aug 31/97 To Lieut Hogg, U.S. Navy 19421 Copy of letter of his friend Farber
Thomas Hogg. Maj. N.C. line W.P.A. 104
Revolutionary Period, Land

State of North Carolina,
I know ye whom it may concern that We William Polk of the City of Raleigh and Samuel Hagg of the County of Granville in the State aforesaid Guardians of Samuel Hagg jr & John Basset Hagg first heirs Thomas Hagg a Major in the Army of the United States in the line of North Carolina do constitute and appoint and by these presents have constituted and appointed the Honb: Nathaniel Alexander our lawfull Attorney who in our name and for the use of the same and benefit of the aforesaid Hairs is authorised and impowered to ask & receive from the Secretary at War or such person as may be in possession of the same, a Land Warrant for any due unto the said Thomas Hagg for his

services as May. aforesaid, and to give such rent, discharge or other writing for the said Warrant as shall lawfully be required; hereby confirming whatever the said Staph. & Alexander may do touching the premises.
In Witness Whereof we have hereunto set our hands & seals this 17 th day of Nov r 1853.
Will. Bolt
Signed and acknowledged in the presence of
R. Ralford as to Will. Bolt
Sam. Hogg
Moore as to S. Hogg

To all persons to whom these presents shall come, — I know ye that I Samuel Hogg Executor of the last will and Testament of Thomas Hogg deceased who was in the service of the United States of America do hereby appoint & confirm Nathaniel Mason Esquire one of the Representatives in Congress my true & lawful Attorney to ask demand solicit & obtain in my Name as Executor aforesaid or in the Name of the heirs of the said Thomas Hogg deceased or otherwise, but for the sole use & behoof of the legal Represen- tatives of the said Thomas Hogg deceased and their heirs forever, from the United States, a Grant, or Grants, Patent or Patents, Warrant or Warrants for all the lands which the said Hogg was (or his legal representatives are) entitled to, for his services as an Officer in the Army of the United States of America for during the war, or for any other time or services in the war with Great Britain, & an Ally or Allies under him the said Nathaniel to make, hereby ratifying & confirming all & whatsoever my said Attorney may do or do- the same. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 2 nd day of January 1801 — Sam d Hogg Seal

Personally appeared Samuel Hogg before us William Walker & John M c Clanahan Justices of the peace for the County of Granville and acknowledged the foregoing instruments to be his act & deed, as Executor therein Named and we do moreover certify that the said Samuel Hogg making this acknow- -ledgment has been for ten years personally known to us
and that he is an Executor of the last will & Testament of Thomas Hogg dec d . In testimony whereof we have hereunto set our hands & seal this 2 nd day of Jany. 1801.
State of North Carolina Granville County I Stephen Innes Clerk of the County Court of Granville do hereby certify that William Walker & John M c Clanahan are & were at the time of making the foregoing Certificate, Justices of the Peace for the County of Granville as fore said, & that credit ought to be paid to their attestation, given under my hand & seal of Office the 3 rd day of January 1801 Stephen Innes Clerk