Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File S. 25,056, John Elliott, Md.
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Service
MD

Name
Elliott, John
or Elliot

Number
S.25056
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No rejected claim
Nothing in Am State Papers

Agency Book Page 4 MD

John Eliot Wagoner
Rev War $30 a yr
Com Dec 26, 1811
under act July 5, 1812

Book of Laws
under Act July 5, 1812
Refers only to John Elliott
as Pen at $2.50 from Dec 26, 1811
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25056
INVALID
Revy

File No 25056
John Elliot
Teamster Md Line
Revy War

Act: blank
Index Vol; 2 Page 123

[Arrangement of 1870.]
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John Elliot dec'd
Invalid Roll
Maryland

let to J Elliot July 25, 1845
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John Elliott
Teamster
Maryland Line - Invalid
pension of 2-1/2 per mo commencing
Dec 26, 1811 - Revy War

Baltimore Mail Stamp

July 25, '45

J.L. Edwards, Esq
Commissioner of Pensions
Washington

No Elliot
Maryland Rev Roll


Jno Elliot 
Inv MD $2.50 per mo

July 1815

16784
19962
22757
25056
23615
32232
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Baltimore, July 24, 1845

J.L. Edwards Esq
Commissioner of Pensions

Sir:

My father John Elliott, dec'd was a waggon master in the Maryland line in the war of the Revolution and carried the baggage of Gen. Smallwood. He was badly injured and disabled in the line of his duty - but never applied for a pension until about the years 1802 or 1803 when as I understood, he was offered a pension from the date of this application but he claimed from the date of his disability and that matter was left unsettled. His disability continued till his death in 1815. Will you be so good as to see if his papers are on file at your office and be pleased to direct me how to proceed.

Your obedient Servant
John Elliott

Pleased to direct to the care of Alex Yearley & Son for me.

The above John Elliott was a waggoner & so rec'd an invalid pension (Act July 5, 1812) of $2.1/2 per month on Maryland roll Cong Dec 26, 1811.
His death is reported from the agency July 1, 1815, as noted on the office roll book

J.N. Prior - Clerk
May 4, 1880