Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File S. 39,593, Aaron Glazier, Mass.
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(3-1776) 
SERVICE NUMBER
Mass Glazier, Aaron S.39593
or Glazer
CONTENTS
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4,616
Vermont Roll
Aaron Glazer
Nixon's Regt. 4 privt
Massachusetts line
1977- years
In the army of the United States during the Revolutionary War
Inscribed on the Roll at Vermont
at the rate of 8 Dollars per month, to commence on
the 8th of April 1818
Certificate of Pension issued the 20 of Nov. 1818
and sent to the Hon Wm Hunter
in the Ho: of Rep from Vermont
Arrears to 4th of Sept. 1818 $38.20
Semi-anl. all'ce ending 4 Mar 1819 48.00
arrs. 4 Mos. 27/30 $87.20
$87.20
{Revolutionary claim.}
{Act 18th March, 1818.}
not on A. B.
Continued
Notification sent October 23, 1820 to
(too faint to read) (too faint to read) Windsor Vermont.
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Aaron Glazer
8th Apl
Vt. Roll
Admitted fount
on Mass Roll
To the Secretary for the
department of War
Washington City
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State of Vermont} Woodstock county Clerks Office
Windsor County} July the 8th AD 1818
I Benjamin Swan Clerk of Windsor
County Court, Do hereby Certify that Elihu
Luce Esqr. one of the Assistant Judges of
said Court, and that the within signa-
tures are his hand writing---
In Testimony whereof I have hereunto affixed the
Seal of said court the day above.
Benj Swan
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State of Vermont} On the 8th day of April AD 1818, Before
Windsor County} me the subscriber one of the Judges of Windsor
County Court personally appeared Aaron
Galazer aged sixty three years, redsident in Weatherfield
in the County of Windsor and State of Vermont who by
me first being duly sworn according to Law, doth on his
oath make the following declaration in order to obtain
the provisions made by the late Act of Congress entitled an
Act to provide for certain persons engaged in the land
and naval service of the United States in Revolutionary
War-That he the said Aaron Glazer sometime in the
month of March 1777 at Starling Massachusetts enlisted in
Captain Adam Wheelers company Col Nixens Regiment of the Massachusetts line during the War was at the taking of Genl
Burgoyne in the Battle of Stony point and White Plains served
his time out and was honorably discharged at Newburgh
State of New Yorke but has since lost his discharge and
that his is reduced in his circumstances and stands in need of
assistance from his Country for support and that he has
no other evidence now in his power for his said service
and that he now is and ever has been a citizen of the
United States Elihu Luce Assistant Judge of Windsor County Court
State of Vermont}
Windsor ss} Sworn to and declared before me on the day and year aforesaid
Now I Elihu  Luce assistant Judge of Winsor County Court
as aforesaid do certify that it appears to my satisfaction that the
said Aaron Glazier did serve in the revolutionary War as stated
in the preceeding declaration against the common enemy,
and has produced satisfactory evidence to me that he is in
reduced circumstances, and stands in need of assistance from 
his Country for support, agreeably to the foregoing declaration
And I now transmit the proceedings to the department of 
War, persuant to the directions of the before mentioned act
of Congress.  In Witness whereof I have caused  hereunto
the Seal of said Court to be affixed.
Elihu Luce Assistant Judge of
Windsor County Court
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147 Aaron Glazier
4676
March 1819
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STATE OF VERMONT,} At a special term of the Supreme Court of Judicature, begun and holden
WINDSOR COUNTY.....ss.} at Woodstock in the County of Windsor, on the last Monday in July,
Anno Domini eighteen hundred and twenty.
On this second day of August 1820, being the third day of said
term, personally appeared in open Court, (the same Court being a Court of record agreeably to the laws of this State, 
having the power of fine and imprisonment, &c.) Aaron Glazier aged Sixty four-
doth on his oath declare, that he served in the revolutionary war, as follows:  that I enlisted in the month
of March 1777 as Col Thomas Nixons Regiment Cap. A Wheelers
Company during the war and was discharged at Newburg
New York in the month of June 1782.  was at the Battle at White Plains in New York at the taking Stoney Point
in two Battles at Stillwater also at the taking of Gen
Burgoyne was taken by the Indians at Fort Ann
and made my escape
that he made his original declaration o the eighth day of April 1818 has received a Pen-
sion Certificate, No. 4616 And I do solemnly swear, that I was a resident citizen of the United States on the 18th
day of March, 1818; and that I have not, since that time, by gift, sale, or in any manner, disposed of my property, or any
part thereof, with intent thereby so to diminish it, as to bring myself within the provisions of an act of Congress, entitled "An act to provide  for certain persons of the United States, in the Revolutionary
War," passed on the 18th day of March, 1818,-and that I have not, nor has any person in trust for me, any property or
securities, contract or debts, due to me; nor have I any income other than what is contained in the schedule hereto
annexed, and by me subscribed.  1 Chest Drawers valued at 2.00. 1 Old Desk, 150 3.50
Two Old Tables 2.00 7 Chairs 2.34 1 Old Looking Glass.50. 2 Iron Pots 2.50 6.34
3 Old Iron Kettles. 175 1 Spider 50. 1 Broken T kettle 25. 1 Crane of Hooks, 1.25 3.75
1 pr Old Andirons 50 2 old Cider Barrels 75. 6 Knives & forks 50 1.75
Some Old Crockery 2.25 3 Small Glasses 25. 4 Pewter Plates & 1 Platter 1.00 3.50
1 Ten Pot 1.00 1 p Steelyards, 1.00 2 Wheels. 2.00 2 old Pails 25. 1pr Small Bellows 50. 4.75
1 Mead Tub 50 1 Chicken 50. 2 Meal Bags 1.00 1 Blacksmiths Anvil 6.25 8.25
1 Vice 2.50 Bellows 6.00 1 (illegible) Plate 1.50 Small tools such as hammers 4.00 14.00
75 Bushel Coal 4.75 1 Old Sythe 50 1 Old Hog & 2 Goats. 12.00 1 Ton Hay. 7.00 24.25
70.09
I owe Darius Jones. 200.00 Charles Burt 25.00 Elijah Witt 8.00
Charles Humphrey 24.50 $237.50
My family consists of myself aged 64. blind with one eye able
to do but little labor my wife Orpha aged 65. feeble & unable to labor
My Daughter Sophia Aged 31. out of health has not been able to labor
for more than one year my Daughter Betsy Aged 23 able to labor My
grandchild Mary Ann Glazier Aged 7 all living with & depending on
me for support. my occupation a Blacksmith Aaron Glazier
sworn to and declared on the Second Day of August 1820, before said Court.
Attest, Benj Swan Clerk.
STATE OF VERMONT,} I Benj. Swan Clerk of the Supreme Court for 
WINDSOR COUNTY ss,} the county of Windsor, do hereby certify, that the foregoing oath, and the schedule thereto
annexed are truly copied from the record of the said Court: And I do further certify, that 
it is the opinion of the said Court, that the total amount in value of the property exhibited in
the aforesaid schedule is Nothing.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand, and affixed the seal of said Court, at
Woodstock, this Seventh day of August 1820.
Benj Swan {Clerk of the Supreme Court
{for Windsor County.
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Rev & 1812 Wars Section
ADY

November 20, 1930

Prentiss C. van K. Glazier
275 Marlborough  Road
Brooklyn, New York


Dear Sir,

You are advised that it appears from the papers in the Revolutionary War pension claim, S. 39593, that Aaron Glazier or Glazer enlisted in  Sterling, Massachusetts, served under Captain Adam Wheeler and Colonel Thomas Nixon in the Massachusetts troops, was in the battles of White Plains, both battles at Stillwater, and Stoney Point and at the taking of General Burgoyne and was taken by the Indians at Fort Ann and made his escape; length of service over six years.
 He was allowed pension on his application executed April 8, 1818 while a resident of Weathersfield, Windsor County, Vermont, aged sixty three years.
In 1820 soldier stated his family consisted of his wife, Orpha, aged sixty five years, daughters Betsey and Sophia aged twenty three and thirty one years respectively and grandchild Mary Ann Glazier, aged seven years.  There are no further family data.

Very truly yours,
E W Morgan
Acting Commissioner
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1930 Nov 20. Hist. to
Prentiss C. van K. Glazier 
A.L. y
37593
INVALID
Revy
File No. 39593
Aaron Glazier
Pri Rev War
Act: 18 March 18
Index: Vol. G, Page 199
[Arrangement of 1870]
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275 Marlborough Road
Brooklyn, New York
October 6, 1930

Department of Pensions
Washington, D C

Gentlemen:
I would like to have a brief of applications for pensions for service in the Revolutionary War submitted by persons by the name of Glazier or Glasier in the New England and New York region.  Those whom I know to have applied for a pension are as follows:

Aaron Glazier, of Weathersfield, Vt.;
Ebenezer Glazier, of Hague, New York;
Rachel, widow of Eliphalet Glazier, Erie, NY; (rejected)
William Glazier, of Hebron, New York.

If you have records of others, I would appreciate your including them in the search.

Very truly yours, 
Prentiss C. van K. Glazier

Date stamp: U S Pension Office, Oct 6, 1930
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16831
INVALID
File No 16831
Julius Glazebrook
Pri Rev War
Act: June 7 37
Index: Vol. 1, Page 144
[Arrangement of 1870]
Sept. 26/55 Hist to Mr.
Smythe Indpls. Ind.
1909 June 15 Hist to Lee E. Glazebrook
1911 Dec. 29 Larking W. Glazebrook M. D.
1912 Apl. 18, 20 Mrs. Gordon Wright
1921 Jany 12 Hist. to Mrs. F. F. Travis
1926 Jan 18" " Ethel Hawkins Aug
1927 May 24 " " Mrs. Tom P Glazebrook Aug.
1930- Apr 17 Towlstone Data to Cen
Br. I'ce sly in Benjamin
MaCorney S. 32393 Aug
1932 Mch 12 Hist C. Faye
B. Glazebrook Aug
1936-June 4- Hist to Faye B. Glazebrook.  EL
1940 Mar. 14. Hist. to Mrs. L.P.
Redford AD
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30 435
Revy INVALID
Consolidated with $16,831
File No. 30,435
Julius Glazebrook
Pri Rev War
Act: June 7th 32
Index: Vol. 2, Page 155
[Arrangement of 1870.]
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25000
Kentucky
Julius Glazebrook
of Washington in the State of Kentucky
who was a private in the corn commanded
by Captain Williams of the regt commanded 
by Col Richardson in the Virginia
line for 8 months
Inscribed on the Roll of Kentucky
at the rate of 26 Dollars 66 Cents per annum
commence on the 4th day of March, 1834.
Certificate of Pension issued the 4th day of Nov
1833 and (illegible) R M
Johnson
Arrears to the 4th of Sept. 56.67
Semi-anl allowance ending 4 March 13.33
$70.00
{Revolutionary Claim,}
{Act June 7, 1832.}
Recorded by Danl Boyd Clerk
Book E Vol. 7 Page 11
Certificate in the 
can not file and (illegible) (illegible)
being for allowed and 
accept upon 10 July
1833
48
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Julius Glazebrook
Kentucky
from 1780 private
8 months
$26.66/100
Hon N Gaither
Columbia
Ken.
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Washington City Jany 16th 1837
In Enclosure is a declaration for
a pension please in one of the 
result if acted on before the adjustment
Respectfully
Nathan Gaither
Mr J.L. Edwards
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Payments to be made
at Lexington
by the (illegible) of USBBank
Agent for paying Pension-
ers in the Agency of
Kentucky
Recorded in the Pension of-
fice, in Book E Vol. 7
Page 11 by Dan Boyd
Clerk.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
REVOLUTIONARY CLAIM.
I certify that, in conformity with the law of the United
States of the 7th June, 1832, Julius Glazebrook
of the State of Kentucky
who was a private in the Army of the 
Revolution
is entitled to receive Twenty-six dollars and
Sixty six cents per annum, during his natural life, com-
mencing on the 4th of March, 1831, and payable semi-
annually on the 4th of March, and 4th of September, in
every year.
Given at the War Office of the United
States, this 4th day of
November one thousand eight 
hundred and thirty-three
Lew Cass
Secretary of War.
amined and}
Countersigned.}
J L Edwards 
Commissioner of Pensions.
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Please answer
the within
R M Johnson
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Frankfort oct 13th1833
Dr Sir,
I received two certificates this
morning from you, They were each my
cases.  Reuben Smith is not my case
a few days Since I received Several cases
returned with objections, one however,
was included in the Packett To which there
was no endorsement or objections
which must have been sent back
through mistake.  I therefore wish you
to forward the same.
Yours W. H. Lodd
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J.L. Edwards, Esq
Clerk of Pensions Lexington Ky. 10 April 1841
Sir
In answer to your letter of the First
I have to inform you that Julius Glazebrook
a pensioner on the roll of this agency at the
rate of $26 66/100 per annum under act of June 1832
was last paid on 4. September 1840.  and will
not in future be paid here.
Very respt.
Your obt st
James A Gunstead
Pension agent
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State of Kentucky}
Green County ss.}
This day personally appeared before me Thomas Gaines and made oath that 
he is personally acquainted with Julius Glazebrook
and believes him to be a man of truth and further
certifies that to his knowedge he served in the
Virginia militia a tour of five months under
Capt Thos Williams in Genl Stephens Brigade
and he at that time was attached to the
part under General H Gates but being sick
was left at the crossing of the Big Peedee River while
the men of the Brigade marched to the attack
and defeat at Camden upon the retreat he joined
the army at Hillsborough and served as a 
soldier untill discharged.
after war he served a tour of three month in
the virginia militia under Capt Andrew Wallace
the Regiment & Brigade not recollective.
Thos Gaines
Given my hand Justice of the peace of Green
County in the State of Kentucky this 25th day
of oct 1832 David Campbell JPGC.
State of Kentucky} ss
Green county} 
I John Banet clerk of the
Green county court do hereby certify that David
Campbell whose name is annexed to the preced-
ing certificate is now and was at the time of 
signing the same an acting Justice of the
peace in and for Green county Ky. duly
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commissioned and qualified as such.
and that he is by law authorised to make 
similar certificates that the same is in
due form of law, and that full faith
and credit is due and aught to be paid 
to all his official acts as such.
In testimony where of I have
here unto set my hand and
affixed the seal of my said
office at Greensburgh this 26th
day of Octr. 1852. 
John Barret J.P.G
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State of Ky}
Green County} ss.
I Samul Hook one of the presi-
ding Justices of the peace in and for Green County
duly commissioned and qualified do hereby
certify that John Barret whose signature is to 
the foregoing certificate is clerk of the Green
County court that his said certificate is
made according to law and that full
faith and credit is due to all his official
acts as such. 
Given under my hand as Justice
aforesaid this 26th day of Octr 1832.
Samel Hook JPGC
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Julius Glazebrook
Washington Co
Kentucky
(illegible) 1780 private
8 months 
$26.66/100
1337
5667
Hon. R.M.Johnson
Gt+ ings
Ken
Cert & seal 
WH JS
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State of Kentucky} Sct
Washington County}
On this 28th day of August 1833
personally appeared before A Cunningham
a Justic of the peace in afore said County. Julius
Glazebrook a citizen of Said County & State
aged 80 years, who doth on his oath make the
following declaration.  after being first duly
Sworn according to law in order to obtain the
benefits of the act of congress passed June 7th
1832.  
That on the 10th of June 1780 he was 
drafted while a citizen of Charlotte County Va for
five months, in the militia duly.  he mustered 
into service on the day aforesaid, under Capt
Thomas Williams, Lt. Harris, in Col Holt
Richardsons Regiment, that he marched to North 
Carolina Hillsborough, that he was taken sick
at Pe De, between S&N Carolina, that he again
entered the service and continued in the service
untill November, when he was discharged
having served some days upwards of five
months, that he has lost said discharge.
That on the 15th of July 1781 he was
again drafted for three months and entered
the service on the day aforesaid, under Captain
Andrew Wallace, Lt. Pollett, & Col Tucker
& Holt Richardson, that he performed this
tour of duty by marching to the (illegible)
Hills and from thence to King William
and William's Burgh he was discharged by
his Capt. after having served three months
the time for which he was drafted, that
In both the aforesaid Tours he was under 
Genl Stephens the comd of the militia
that he has no documentary evidence nor
does he know of a witness whose testimony
he can provide to prove the service
that by reason of old age he is unable to attend court.
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He hereby relinquishes all claim whatever to a 
pension Act the present and declares his nae 
is not on the pension roll of any state in
the Unio nor any agency thereof aforesaid
his
Julius X Glazebrook
mark
Questions put to the applicant by the Justice
to which he has given the following answers.
Ans I was born in New Kent cty
(illegible) in 1752
ans I have no record of my age
but but am informed as above stated.
ans when called into service I was
drafted for each Tour.
ans I state that when in the Service
I was under Genl Stephens & the cols as above stated no other officers recollect, or Regiments.
ans I was discharged from each
Tour of duty but have lost said discharges
I State as persons to whom I am
Known in my present neighborhood who 
can speak of my character for veracity and
their belief of my services as a soldier William
Webster & Will Brenton
we William Webster & William Benton
citizens of Washington County hereby certify that
we are well acquainted with Julious Glazebrook 
who has Sworn to & Subscribed the foregoing declaration
that we believe him to be 80 years of age. That 
he is reputed & believed in the neighborhood where 
he now resides to have been a soldier of the revo-
lution, and we concur in that opinion Sworn to
& Subscribed the Day and year afor.
William Webster
William Benton
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and the said Justice hereby declares it as
his opinion, after the investigation of the matter
and after pulling the interogatries presented 
by the War department, that the above named
applicant Service as he stated and that William
Benton & Wiliam Webster who have signed the preceding
certificate on pressure of respectable character and their 
statements are entitled to credit and the said Justice
further certifies that he had been acquainted
with the applicant for forty years and knows
him to be a man of the first respectability
that he knew him in VA & many years in Ky
said Justice certifies that said applicant could not
procure a preacher to certify for him, said appli-
cant does not seem able to attend court.
A. Cunningham JPWC
State of Kentuck 
I Lewis Sanders Jr secretary of the State aforesaid
do hereby certify that Andrew Cunningham who
has signed his name as a Justice of the Peace to the
foregoing certificate, was at the date thereof and now
is a Justice of the Peace in and for the County
of Washington and State aforesaid duly commissioned
and acting as such. That his said certificate is
in due form of Law & that full facts and credit 
is due & given to all his acts as such.
In Testimony whereof I have hereunto
set my name and claimed the seal of the state
aforesaid to be official
Given under my hand at Frankfort
this 21st day of Septr. 1833 and in 
the 42 year of the Common
wealth
L Sanders Jr
Secretary of State
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only one
pensr.
so send it
To Chf Mrs. Wilson Div.
Action
DEC 28 1911
COMMISSIONER.
LARKIN WHITE GLAZEBROOK, M. D.
Secretary of Interior DEC 26 1911
DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR
RECEIVED
DEC 21 1911
TO (illegible) PENSION
SECY'S OFF MAILS & (illegible)
Dear Sir:
Can you inform me whether 
there are any records 
in your Department of
land patents or war-
rants on Pension ap-
plied for by any one
from Virginia, during
the period from 1775 to
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by the name of Glazebrook
1800. Thanking you in ad-
vance.  Yrs very respy
Larkin W. Glazebrook
2022 P.St.
Dec 20. 1911
RECORD DIVISION
DEC 
26
1911
22 act
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RECORD 
DEC 7 1926
DIVISON
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DES MOINES CONFERENCE BOONE DISTRICT
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
FRANK F. TRAVIS, PASTOR
BOONE, IOWA Dec. 2, 1920. Rev Sec
12B
Pension Dept. 
Washington D.C.
Dear sirs:-
Will you please send me the service record of
Julius Glazebrook-Revolutionary Soldier who served
in the Virginia Troops and applied for pension from
Carey Co. Kentucky in 1832.
Respt., 
Mrs. F. F. Travis
PENSION OFFICE
U.S.
DEC 
6
1920
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Date stamp:
U S Pension Office
G June 7 1909
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RECORD
JUN 
7 1909
DIVISION
Rensselaer, Ind.,
June 4-09
Pension Department-Washington D. C.
Gentlemen,
Please give me all if any,
infermation you have of
the record of Julius Glazebrook
a soldier of the Revolution,
I think he was from 
Virginia.  He died in
Indiana where he spent
the last years of his life.
All I know of Julius Glazebrook
being a Revolutionary soldier
is what I remember of
hearing my father tell ad
that was only war stories,
nothing about, what
Regiment, company, officers
etc.
The inclosed will
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RECORD
JUN 
7
1909
DIVISION
explain my wirting to you
for, this infermation,
Yours, etc.
Lee E. Glazebrook.
"Rev War soldier buried in Putnam Co, Ind"
Letter returned.
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Date stamp:
U S Pension Office
D Apr 12, 1912

Ack. Apr 17, 1912
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ww
1
Dear Sir.
My Ancestors Richard & Julius
Glazebrook served in the Rev. War. They
both entered the Army when they were living
in Virginia. After the War Julius moved
to Kentucky and then to Indianna.  He is
buried in Putnam County Indianna.  He
served in Captain Thomas William's Company
Virginia Troops five months and he served
in Cap. Andrew Wallace's Company three months
He was given a certificate for 120 pounds for his 
services, he never had it redeemed & it is in
the possession of a descendant.  Any information
you can give will be appreciated
Mrs. Gordon Wright
944 W. Grace Street
Richmond Virginia
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La Plata Mo
Dec, 1. 1925
Pension Department.
Washington D. C. 
Dear Sirs.  I a tryig
to get my lineage to
join the D.A.R.
Will you please tell 
me who Julius
Glazebrook pension
was sent too he 
was pensioned for his
services while a 
resident of Casey Co
Ky.  Give me all
the information on it 
that you can who
his wife was her
maiden name if you
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have it.
I will certainly be
thankful to you if
you will see to it
right a way.
Thanking you in
advance I remain
Your Respl.
Mrs. Ethel Hawkins
La Plata Mo.
neg
Also if Kaleob Walton
got a pension.
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402 S. Center
Clinton Ill.
FEb. 13-1932
Director of Pensions
Washington D. C. 
Dear Sir:
I am writing con-
cerning the war record
of Julius Glazebrook
who fought under 
Washington in 1780-81.
He served under Col.
Holt Richardson and
Col. Tucker and with
Capt. Thomas Williams
and Andrew Tucker. 
He was granted a pension
in 1832 at age of 80.
If you have any
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such record I shall 
appreciate it very 
much if you will
send it to me
Yours Truly
Faye B. Glazebrook
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219 S. Center
Clinton Ill
May 24-36
Mr. George Dern
Secy of War
Washington RECEIVED MAY 27 1936
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Dear Sir:
Please send me copy
of record of services of 
Julius Glazebrook, who
fought under Washington
in 1780 & 1781.  He was
granted a pension in 1832.  If there is any 
charge for this work I
shall be glad to take care 
of it.
Yours Respectfully
 Faye Be. Glazebrook
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1822 R 1828 Ky
PENSION 
U S
OFFICE
B
APR 21
1885
Greencastle Ind. Aprl 18, 1885
Comr of Pensions
Washington DC
Sir:
My grandfather
Julius Ceasar Glazebrook was a soldier in
the Revolutionary war from Virginia.  I do not
know what command, but I think his captains
name was Wm Gaines.  My grandfather
had a claim for pension pending at the time
of his death, which occurred about 35 or 40 years 
ago.
Can you give me any information 
concerning the claim?  and would his heir
be entitled to his pension?
Respectfully
Richard R. Glazebrook
Fillmore
Putnam County
Indiana
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THE GRAND LODGE OF F. & A. MASONS,
INDIANA
INDIANAPOLIS, July 18, 1895
Office of R.W. Grand Secretary.
Hon Daniel LW Lamont
Secretary of War
Washington D.C.
My Dear Sir
I have no claim to prosecute
against the United States.  I simply want information
and documentary evidence as to whether I am descended
from a Soldier of the American Revolution.  I believe
you can furnish the evidence required.
July 10, 1833 a pension certificate was issued to
my Great Grandfather Julius Glazebrook who
was a private in the army of the Revolution, At
that time he resided, I think in Kentucky.  He was
however a native of Virginia.  Now can you give me
the Regiment or Company to which he was attached,
or any information that will enable me to obtain
the facts desired.  I want the information for the
satisfaction of myself and children.
Very respectfully
William H. Smythe
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Chief of the Record and Pension Office
War Department, Washington, D. C.
Record and Pension Office,
Record and Pension Office, WAR DEPARTMENT
Record and Pension Office, WAR DEPARTMENT
Washington August 23, 1896
Washington, July 20, 1895
Respectfully returned to
Respectfully returned to Mr. Wm. H. Smythe,
Mr. Wm. H. Smythe. Indianapolis, Indiana.
Indianapolis, Ind. The name Julius Glazebrook has not 
The records of the Revolutionary War been found on the rolls on file in
but recently been transferred to this Department this office of any Virginia military
organization that served in the
and are now being indexed and arranged so that. Continental Army during the Revolu-
tionary War.
accurate reports can be made from them.  This In view of the statement made
that Mr. Glazebrook was a pensioner,
work is so far advanced that its completion is ex application for information in this
pected about the middle of August next.  If you application for information in this case should be made to the commis-
will renew your request after that date, such inform- sioner of Pensions, Washington, D.C.
ation as the records afford on the subject of youThe four two-cent postage stamps accompanying your communication are
inquiry will be cheerfully furnished you.  herewith returned.
1. inclo-
PENSION SEP U 18 S
1895
OFFICE
Rec'd Back AUG (illegile) 1895
(i enc) BY THE AUTHORITY OF THE SECRETARY OF WAR:
BY THE AUTHORITY OF THE SECRETARY OF WAR: F C Ainsworth
F C Ainsworth Colonel, U. S. Army, Chief of Office, Colonel, 
U. S. Army, Chief of Office Per U
Per U
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Stamped: Record & Pension Office, July 20, 1895,
426441
Stamped: Old War Department
Sep 20 1895

Indianapolis Ind.
July 19, 1895
Julius Blag
brook
Revol. war, Ky
(native of Va.)

From William H. Smythe
Subjec:t: Record of service
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Date Stamped: [illegible}
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THE GRAND LODGE F. & A. MASONS, 
INDIANA
Indianapolis, Sept 16 1895
Office of R. W. Grand Secretary
Hon Commissioner of Pensions
Washington D. C.
My Dear Sir
The inclosed application
for information is respectfully referred to you.
I know that my Great Grandfather Julius
Glazebrook was connected in some way with
the Revolutionary War, and I am very desirous
of Knowing in what capacity he was engaged.
I seek the information from authoritative source
that I may hand the same down to my children.
Can you and will you furnish me with the
necessary documentary evidence?
Very respectfully
William H. Smythe.
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Date Stamp: 
Office of the Commissioner
Mar 16, 1927
Office of Pensions
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 Alanzo Glazebrook -War of 1812? Julius Glazebrook.
Lloyd Glazebrook-War of 1812? Private under Capt. Thos. Williams. Charlotte Va.
Enlisted June 10, 1780 
Enlisted July 1781 under
Andrew Wallace, Va.
Fathers name?
Wife's name?
OZARKA SALES CO.
3916 28th CW., South
Minneapolis, Minn.
March 12, 1927. Clifton Glazebrook
Had a military
Winfield Scott, Comm. Had a military
record of some kind
Bureau of Pensions, Probably war of 1812.
Washington, D.C. Any information 
available welcome.
Dear Sir:
To thank you for the information concerning
LaFayette Glazebrook.
May I get the records of Julius Glazebrook
who served in the Revolutionary War-He was
born in 1752-and resided in Rustburg, Va in
1790 where he married Mary Kevil.  Was Miss Gartan
his first wife?  Information for family history
only.  And was his father John or Julius Glazebrook?
Secondly, Clifton Glazebrook was a soldier, in
all probability in the War of 1812.  What information
have you concerning him?  If you should, in 
your travels happen onto Alonzo or Lloyd
Glazebrook I would like to communicate
with any of their decendants who are living.
Mrs. Tom L Glazebrook
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Glasgow, Kentucky
February 16, 1940

Bureau of Pensions
Washington, D C
Gentlemen:

Please send me record of Revolutionary War service and other data contained in the application for pension of, Julius Glazebrock, listed in the report of the Virginia State Librarian as follows:
Julius Glazebrock, Sec. of War 1835, Pen. 3 Ky. 81.
Yours very truly,
Ruby Page Redford
(Mrs. L. P. Redford)

Date stamped: Received, Feb 21, 1940
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In reply to your request of , received
for (unclear) of the military history of Julius Glazebrook
(unreadable) REVOLUTIONARY WAR, you will find below the desired
information contained in his application for pen-
sion on (file in) this Bureau. S. File 16831
DATES OF ENLISTMENT OR APPOINTMENT. LENGTH OF SERVICE. RANK. OFFICERS UNDER WHOM SERVICE WAS RENDERED. CAPTAIN. COLONEL. STATE.
June 10, 1780 5 mos. Pri Thos Williams Va.
July 1781. 3 mos. Wallace Tucker
Holt Richardson
Battles engaged in, 
Residence of soldier at enlistment, Charlotte Co., Va.
Date of application for pension, Dec. 10, 1832.  Allowed
Residence at date of application, Casey Co, Ky.
Age at date of application, Apl. 15, 1752 at Va.
Remarks: In 1841 vol. resided in Putnam Co. Indiana with a son.
and Cliff Glazebrook (testified?) to his children but
did not claim any relationship.
(cannot verify service)
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Faye B. Glazebrook
402 S. Center
Clinton, Illinois

Dear Madam:
Reference is made to your letter relative to Julius Glazebrook, a soldier of the Revolutionary War.
The data contained herein are obtained from the papers on file in pension claim, S. 16831, based upon the Revolutionary War service of Julius Glazebrook.
He was born April 15,1752 in New Kent County, Virginia.
While residing in Charlotte County, Virginia, he enlisted and served as a private with the Virginia troops, as follows - from June 10, 1780, five months in Captain Thomas Williams' company in Colonel Holt Richeson's regiment; from July 15, 1781, three months in Captain Wallace's company in Colonel Holt Richeson's and Tucker's regiments.
He was allowed pension on his application executed December 10, 1832, at which time he was a resident of Casey County, Kentucky.
In 1841 the soldier had moved to Putnam County Indiana, to reside with his son.  One Clift Glazebrook testified in 1841 as to soldier's identity, but did not claim any relationship.
There are no data as to the soldier's wife.

Very truly yours,

A D Hiller
Assistant to Administrator
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From the papers in the Revolutionary Warn pension claim S.
Rev., it appears that Julius Glazebrook was born April 15, 1752
ew Kent County, Virginia.
While residing in Charlotte County, Virginia, he enlisted

June 10, 1780 and served five months as private in Captain Thomas
Williams' Company, Colonel Holt Richardson's Virginia Regiment: he
enlisted July 15, 1781 and served three months in Captain Wallace's 
Company Colonels Holt Richardson's and Tucker's Virginia Regiment.
He was allowed pension on his application executed December
10, 1832, while a resident of Casey County, Kentucky.  In 1841 
he was living in Putnam Co. Ind.
(illegible) Data see
slip in Benjamin Mahorney
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{missing} and 1812
(missing) section

January 18, 1926

Ethel Hawkins
LaPlata
Mo

Madam:
I have to advise you from the papers in the Revolutionary War pension claim, S. 16831, it appears that Julius Glazebrook was born April 5, 1752 in New Kent County, Virginia.
While residing in Charlotte County, Virginia, he enlisted June 10, 1780 and served five months as private in Captain Thomas Williams' Company, Colonel Holt Richeson's Virginia Regiment.
He enlisted July 15, 1781 and served three months in Captain Wallace's Company, Colonels Holt Richeson and Tucker's Virginia Regiment.
He was allowed pension on his application executed December 10, 1832, while a resident of
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Casey County, Kentucky.
 In 1841, soldier resided in Putnam Couty, Indiana, with his son; Clift Glazebrook testified at this time as to soldier's identity, but did not claim any relationship.
There is no data on file as to the soldier's wife.

Respectfully,
Winfield Scott
Commissioner
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March 14, 1940

RA-J/ADY
Julius Glazebrook
S. 16831

Mrs. L  P Redford
Glasgow, 
Kentucky

Dear Madam:

Reference is made to your letter relative to Julius Glazebrook, a soldier of the Revolutionary War.
The data which follow were obtained from the papers on file in the Revolutionary War pension claim, S.16831, based upon the military service in that war of Julius Glazebrook.
Julius Glazebrook was born April 15, 1752, in New Kent County, Virginia.  The names of his parents are not shown.
While a resident of Charlotte County, Virginia, Julius Glazebrook enlisted June 10, 2780, served as private in Captain Williams' Company, Colonel Holt Richardson's Virginia regiment and was discharged in November following; he enlisted in 1781, and served three months under Captain Andrew Wallace, Colonels Tucker and Holt Richardson, in the Virginia troops. 
He was allowed pension on his application executed December 10, 1832 at which time he was a resident of Casey County, Kentucky. In 1833, he was residing in Washington County, Kentucky and tin 1841, had moved o Putnam County, Indiana, to reside with a son, name not designated.
The name of soldier's wife is not given and no names of children are designated.
In 1841 one Clift Glazebrook made affidavit in  Putnam County, Indiana; no relationship was shown.
In order to obtain the date of last payment of pension, the name of person paid, and possibly the death date of soldier, you should apply to the Comptroller General,
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General Accounting Office, Records Division, Washington, D C, and cite the following data: "Julius Glazebrook, Certificate No. 13886, issued July 10, 1833, rate $26.66 per annum, commenced March 4, 1831, Act of June 7, 1832, Kentucky Agency, transferred to Madison, Indiana Agency".

Very truly yours,

A D Hiller
Executive Assistant 
to the Administrator
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June 4, 1936
RA-J/EEL
Faye B. Glazebrook Julius Glazebrook-S.16831
219 S. Center
Clinton, Illinois
Dear Madam:
Reference is made to your letter in which you request the rec-
ord of Julius Glazebrook, a soldier of the Revolutionary War, who
was granted pension in 1832.
The data which follow are obtained from the papers on file
in Revolutionary War pension claim, S. 16831, based upon the mili-
tary service in that war of Julius Glazebrook.
Julius Glazebrook was born April 15, 1752, in New Kent County,
Virginia.  The names of his parents are not shown.
While a resident of Chalotte County Virginia, Julius Glaze-
brook enlisted June 10, 1780, served as a private in Captain Wil- Omitted
liams' Company, Colonel Holt Richardson's Virginia Regiment and July 13, as
was discharged in November following; he enlisted in 1781, and given (illegible) him
served three months under Captain Andrew Wallace, Colonels Tucker for 2 (illegible).
and Holt Richardson in the Virginia Troops. as Capt. Wallace
& Col st Geo.
He was allowed pension on his application executed December Tucker were
10, 1832, while residing in Casey County, Kentucky.  In 1833, he both killed
was residing in Washington County, Kentucky, and in 1841, had moved at Guilford
to Putnam County, Indiana, to reside with a son, name not designated.  prior to
The name of soldier's wife is not given and no
names of chil- this time
den are designated.
In 1841, one Clift Glazebrook made affidavit in Putname County,
Indiana; no relationship was shown.
No charge is made for this service.
Very truly yours
A.D. HILLER
Executive Assistant
to the Administrator.