Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File S. 5709, for Jacob Lott, New Jersey
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New Jersey. Lott, Jacob S.5709
Carded.
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[ineligible] Dec 12
Paid at [ineligible]
Act of the [ineligible] 
1838, from 4 Septs 1838 to 4 March 1839. 
[ineligible] 3 June 1840
Paid as above from 4 Sept 1839 to 4 Sept 1840 [ineligible] notified 26  May 1841

Pennsylvania 31558
Jacob Lott,  [ineligible]
of Pike (in the State of Pennsylvania) who was a private in the country commander by Captain [ineligible] of the [ineligible] commander by Col Rosemer[ineligible] New Jersey line for [ineligible]

Inscribed on the Roll of Philadelphia at the rate of 30 dollars [ineligible] per annum, to commence on the 4th day of March 1834.

Certificate of Pension if[ineligible] the 13 day of  [ineligible] 1838 [ineligible] and [ineligible] to [ineligible] Milford, Penn . [ineligible]

to the 4th of [ineligible] 38 $225.00 semi-annual allowance ending 4 Mar [ineligible] 15.00. 
$240.00
Revolutionary Claim
[ineligible] June 7, 1832.
Recorded by D[ineligible] Clerk Book E2 Vol. 5. Page 38.
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State of Pennsylvania
Pike County
On this twenty second day of April in the year Eighteen hundred and thirty four Before the honorable David  Scott President and John Coolbough and Daniel W Diregmaw Equire [ineligible] Judges of the Court of Common[inelgible] in and for the County of Pike [inelgible] sitting appeared Jacob Lott a resident of Daigmary Township in Said County now in the Seventyfith year of his age who being duly sworn according to Law [ineligible] on his oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the Act of Congre[ineligible] June Seventh [inelgible] Eighteen hundred and thirty tow. That he was born in Montague Township in the County of Sulfox and State of New Jersey in the year Seventeen hundred and fifty nine and resided there (except what time he was absent in the Revolutionary War) until the year Eighteen hundred he wen into the County of Onondaga in the state of New York and resided there about twenty eight years after he [ineligible] into Wayne County in the State of New York where he resided until he took up his residence in Daigmary Township Pike County the place of his present residence,

That in the year seventeen hundred and seventy eight he [ineligible] the [ineligible] of the united states as a volunteer, [ineligible] Indian Spy in the Company [ineligible] and Luitenant Aaron Westbrook which was attacked to the regiment [ineligible] as a private line- monthly in [ineligible] year [ineligible] was employed in [ineligible] of New Jersey [ineligible] of the Delaware River for the purpose of  [ineligible ] the frontier inhabitants from the attacks of the [ineligible] Indians who [ineligible] year made a decent from Canada in [ineligible] part of the time the [ineligible] was stationed in the [ineligible] along the Delaware River [ineligible] The residue of the time [ineligible] was employed [ineligible] scouting parties for the purpose of [ineligible] the liberation of the Indians who were there on the  front[ineligible] and occasionally attacking [ineligible] and destroying [ineligible] property [ineligible]