Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File B. L. Wt. 604-100, David Hambrick, Continental

SERVICE
NUMBER
Continental
Hanbrick, David or Hanrick
B. L. Mt. 604-100
CONTENTS

No. 604.
David Hambrick
Private
Lee's Legion.
(Signature)
Warrant issued under date Decr. 29. 1862. to Nathan Hambrick and the other Mem- bers of Law of D. Hambrick, & delivered to said Nathan the same day.

I certify that David Hamblee was a private in the infantry of my Legion that he enlisted for three years & afterward for & during the war. That he served to his death which was occasioned as I believe by a wound received at the siege of Ninety six in S o Carolina. That he was wounded at the said siege I know of my own knowledge & that he lay at the high hills of Santee many weeks till thereof I also recollect. in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand this 22 d Dec r 1812
Benj y Lee then 2 d col o com d Legion

State of North Carolina } Personally came before Rutherford County } us the Subscribing Justices for the County aforesaid — Theunders Adams Sr. Anna Adams & Isaac Hamrick — and made oath in due form of Law, — That Nathan Hamrick, is a brother to Uriah and David Hamrick, which two last mentioned we understand from available infor- mation are deceased — if so the said Nathan, is the eldest living brother so called ^ or son to Jeremiah Hamrick Sr formerly of Prince William County in the State of Virginia — also we have been personally acquainted with the said Nathan from his infancy Sworn to and subscribed before us the 17 th November 1812
Teste Thos. Birchett J.P. Thomas Davis J.P.
Casper Weber J.P.
his Murdigant Adams mark
his Anna Adams mark
his Isaac Hamrick mark

Loudoun County set
This day personally appeared before me M c B Tyler, a justice of the peace for this county. M c B Harrison made oath that he was informed by Mrs. Harrow of Prince William County who was, aunt to David Hambrick, who was a soldier in the Revolutionary War in L t Col. Lee's Legion Infantry, that that the s d David Hambrick her nephew was dead, which information he the s d Harrison received from the s d Mrs. Harrow about twenty years ago & further the s d Mrs. Harrow informed him the s d Harrison, that the s d Hambrick died of Wounds received in battle, which wounds were inflicted in the Arm y , as the aforesaid Mrs. Harrow is now dead the s d Harrison is unable to state when the s d Hambrick died as he does not distinctly recollect circumstantially the statement given him by the s d Mrs. Harrow except as above, & that s d Harrison was well acquainted with the s d Hambrick & further makes oath that he the s d Hambrick did serve as a private soldier in the Revolutionary War attached to L t Col. Lee's Legion of Infantry from the latter part of 1777 or the beginning of 1778 to the end of War with fidelity he the s d Harrison having served in the s d Corps of Legion Infantry & Cavalry was well acquainted with him the s d David Hambrick before & after he entered the Army throughout the War.
Given under my hand and seal this
eighteenth day
Sworn subscribed before me this 18. of Dec r
1812
M c Bradley Tyler
M c B Harrison

Virginia ss
Charles Binns Clerk of the County Court of Loudoun do hereby certify that William Bradley Tyler Gentleman whose name is subscribed to the within affidavit of William B Harrison is one of the Commonwealths Justices of the Peace in and for the County aforesaid duly commissioned and authorized to keep the peace &c. and that to all his Official Acts as such due faith and credit is and ought to be given as well in courts of justice as thereout.
In Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said County this 18 th day of Dec r 1812 and in the 37 th year of the Commonwealth
C Binns
Loudoun County to wit
I Francis Peyton first Justice of the Peace for County afo d do certify that Charles Binns is Clerk of the said County of Loudoun and that the above certificate or Authentication by him made is in due form agreeably to the Laws of the Commonwealth of Virginia given under my hand and Seal this 19 th day of Dec r 1812.
Francis Peyton { Seal }

I do certify that I was well acquainted with David Hambrick who enlisted in the partizan Legion comd by Lt Col Henry Lee in the Revolutionary war in the later part of the year 1777 or the beginning of the year 1778 for three years and did serve the time of his enlistment duly & faithfully and did be enlisted and served for during the war and served to the expiration of the same as a good & faithful soldier Dec. 17 th 1812
Amos Harrison Ensign of the above Legion of lore
Mr. Hambrick will call on Mr. John Smith and Mr. James Hickson who lives on Little River and who served with David Hambrick knew Hambrick and he knows what I have to testify to be True

Loudoun County S c .
This day personally appeared before me W m B. Tyler Esq. Thos. Fouch Justices of the peace for this county W m B. Harrison and made oath that he was informed by Mrs Farrow, of Prince William County (who was Aunt to David Hambrick, who was a Soldier in the Revolutionary War in Lt. Col. Lee's Legion Cavalry) that the said David Hambrick her Nephew was dead which information he the s d Harrison, received from the said Mrs Farrow about twenty years ago and further the said Mrs Farrow, informed him the said Harrison, that the s d Hambrick died of Wounds received in battle which wounds were inflicted in the Army; as the aforesaid Mrs Farrow is now dead the said Harrison is unable to state where the s d Hambrick died as he does not distinctly recollect circumstantially the statement given him by the said Mrs Farrow except as above, and that s d Harrison was well acquainted with the said Hambrick and further makes Oath that he the s d Hambrick did serve as a private Soldier in the Revolutionary War attached to Lt. Col. Lee's Legion of Infantry from the latter part of 1777 or the beginning of 1778 to the end of War with fidelity he the said Harrison having served in the said Corps of Legion Infantry and Cavalry was well acquainted with him the said David Hambrick before and after he entered the Army throughout the war.
Sworn & subscribed before me this 18 th of December 1812.
W m Bradley Tyler Thos. Fouch
W m B. Harrison