Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File S. 22225, Joseph Dyre, Penn
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[notecard]
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SERVICE
Penn
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Dyre, Joseph
or Dyer
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NUMBER
S. 22225
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Rev. and 1812 Wars Section.

December 30, 1926

Mrs. Edward Rowen
4621 Oakland St
Frankford
Philadelphia, PA

Madam:
I have to advise you from the papers in the Revolutionary War pension claim S. 22235, it appears that Joseph Dyre (pensioned as Dyer) enlisted March 18 1777 and served until July 8, 1777 as Assistant or Lieutenant of the Second Brigade of Teams from Northampton County, Pennsylvania; and from April 13, 1778, he served on year as Conductor of Teams in Northampton County.
He was allowed pension on his application executed March 14, 1833, while a resident of Oxford Township, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, aged seventy-nine years.
He died February 26, 1835, leaving no widow, (his wife's name is not stated), but the following
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children survived him - Catharine, wife of John G. Teese or Tiece or Feese, and Phebe, widow of James Dungan.
Soldier's son James was living at Frankford, in 1833.

Respectfully, 

Winfield Scott
Commissioner.
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Joseph Dyre
S.F. 2222
Pa 22225

Order relative to teams in Bucks Co. signed John Thompson M. M. Gen for said county July 31 1780.

Receipt signed Charles Tomkins A.W.M.G. May 18 1779.
Two receipts signed Rich'd Burchan A.D.I.M.G. Hartford Nov 9, 1778.
Receipt signed James Darah AC of I. May 16 1778.
Receipt signed Nat Wright; Easton Oct 9 1780
Receipt signed Robt Trail, Easton June 26, 1778
Receipt Signed C. Biddle May 16, 1888
Pay roll of Waggoners under Jos. Dyre Wagon Conductor, Sept. 1 1778.
The above papers have been removed from this case to be forwarded to the War Dept. 
AW.
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Dyre, Joseph
(PA.) S-22225