Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File W. 1536, Aaron Bloomfield, New Jersey
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New Jersey
Bloomfield, Aaron
Keziah
W1536
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17380
New Jersey
Aaron Bloomfield
of Woodbridge in the State of New Jersey
who was a Private in the Company commanded
by Captain Ross
of the Regt commanded
by Col Crow in the N Jersey
line for 2 years
Died 30 July 1833
Widow Keriah Bloomfield
Inscribed on the Roll of New Jersey
at the rate of 80 Dollars -- Cents per annum
to commence on the 4th day of March, 1831.
Certificate of Pension issued the 17
day of Aug
1833
and del J. F. Randolph
Present

Arrears to the 30 July 33 $192.43

$192.43
Revolutionary Claim,
Act June 7, 1832.
Recorded by Jno Cromwell Clerk
Book E
Vol. 3
Page 102
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84.
New Jersey
Keziah Bloomfield
widow of Aaron Bloomfield
who served in the Revolutionary
NJ
war, as a private
Inscribed on the Roll at the rate of 80
Dollars
-- Cents per annum, to commence on
the 4th day of March, 1848.
Certificate of Pension issued the
2
day of Mch 1849
and sent to
Hon J. Van Dyke
[illegible]
Recorded on Roll of Pensioners under act
July, 1848, Page 19
Vol. 1 Book D
Page 191
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State of New Jersey
Middlesex County
On this twenty first day of December in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and thirty two personally appeared before
the Judges of the inferior Court of Common
pleas in & for the County of Middlesex in
open Court the same being a Court of record
& now sitting Aaron Bloomfield a resident
in the Township of Woodbridge in the County
of Middlesex afsd aged sixty nine years who
being first duly sworn according to law and
interrogated according to the instructions
from the war department doth on his oath
make the following declaration in order to
obtain the benefit of the act of Congress
passed June 7th 1832. Viz
That he was born in the Township of
Woodbridge in the County of Middlesex afsd in the State of New Jersey on the 18th day of
May 1764 and is sixty nine years of age
has no record of his age. That he resides
now & has since he left the Township of
Woodbridge in the Township of Piscataway
in the County & State afsd
He entered in the United States service
and was enrolled as a Militiaman in
May 1777, in a company commanded
by Captain Robert Ross. The officers
under whom he served was Colonel
Samuel Crow. Colonel Moses Jaquish
Major Reuben Potter and Timothy
Brown
as Sargent
Shortly after the company in which
he was called & commanded by Capt
Ross. he was as one of them called into
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actual service for six months and
during that time he was engaged in
the battle of Elizabeth Town, after
that battle was fought, he returned
to Woodbridge and then was called
and to fight the battle at Martain
Town in the County of Middlesex afsd
after that he was commanded by
Captain Asher Randle at the battle of
Westfield, after which he returned
to Woodbridge to protect the shores
& the gun boat near new Brunswick. and that he was in actual
service at least two years. He received
no written discharge of his services
has no documentary evidence of his
services but is well known to Joseph
Sophield Joseph Freeman both aged
men and soldiers of the Revolution
who are now living and residents
in Township, County & State last
within mentioned, who can testify
their belief as to his age by his
services, and character, and is
also well known to the Reverend
Hunt a Clergyman
residing in the Township of Woodbridge
County & State afsd and who can testify
to his character and as to his belief
from common fame of his having
served in the Revolution
and he hereby relinquishes every
claim a pension or an annuity
except the present and decate
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that his name is not on the
roll of any State
[illegible] G. N. Frohm

His
Aaron Bloomfield
Mark

State of New Jersey
Middlesex County.
On this twenty-first day of December in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and thirty two personally
appeared in open Court the same being
a court of record and now sitting Joseph
Sophield and Joseph Freeman both
residents in the County & State aforesaid
after being duly sworn according to
law doth certify that they are well
acquainted with Aaron Bloomfield
the deponant who has sworn to and
Subscribed the foregoing declaration
that they was in the same service
part of the time that he was and
that they frequently met with
him during the war, and that they
believe he served in a maner & for the
time as in his declaration is [illegible]
and that he appears to be sixty nine
years of age or there about

Joseph Freedman [illegible]
His
Joseph X Child
Mark

On this twenty day of December AD 1832
personally
appeared in open Court being a court of record
and now sitting
Revd Holloway W Hunt County of Middlesex & State and after being duly
law Saith that he is well acquainted with
Bloomfield, that the report given him that he Aaron Broomfield Served in the Revolution
that he is a man of good character & appears
to be sixty nine years of age

Rev. Holloway W Hunt
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State
of New Jersey
Middlesex County
and the said Court do hereby declare
 their opinion after the investigation
of the maker & after propounding interrogatories, to ascertain the truth that the
above named applicant Aaron Bloomfield did render services in the war of
the revolution in the maner and for the
time as in his declaration is set forth
and that all sattisfied that he is
Sixty nine years of age and that the
above named Holloway W. Hunt
is a minister of the gospel as he declares
himself to be and that the above named
Joseph Sophiel and Joseph Freeman
are also residents in the County and State
aforesaid and are all men of good standing
as to character
J Ford
Jacob Van Sickle
Theo James
Nicolas Borlam,
Peter P. Runyon


I, Nicholas Borlam, Clerk of the Inferior
Court of Common pleas for the County of
do hereby certify that the fore
going contains the original proceeding
of the said Court in the matter of the application of Aaron Bloomfield in testimony
whereof I have hereunto set my hand and
affixed the Seal of the said Court this twenty
first day of December in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
thirty-two
N Borlam Clerk
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application of the
Widow of Aaron Bloomfield

Admitted
Private 2 years
Pension payable up to
30th July 1833
James Randolph
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State of New Jersey
Middlesex County ss: 

Be it known the
first day of August in the year of our Lord
One thousand eight hundred and thirty three
before me the subscribed [illegible] Justice
of the Peace in and for the County of Middlesex
these partially appeared before me Keziah
Bloomfield of said County who
deposeth & saith that she is the legal representative (?)
of Aaron Bloomfield (now deceased) the applicant for
a Pension named papers marked number
23. 735, that said Bloomfield is now deceased
that he died on the 30th day of July last, 1833.
that she is too young to have any recollected
of his service or of the events of the said
revolution being many years younger than her
late husband but that the has often heard
him relate his services told of his services (?)
with the cherry [illegible] that said Aaron
Bloomfields claim is true that it
may be allotted to a poor helpless widow
with a large & & afflicted family, she
hereby applies for the pension which
would have been allotted to her husband
had he lived
Sworn & Subscribed this 1st day
of August 

Her
Keziah X Bloomfield
Mark

⎬
State of New Jersey
Middle County ⎬ 
before me 
Peter P. Runyon
Justice of the peace
this third day August, 1833

1833, before the enlisted at
the Peace in and for the County of [illegible]
appeared Lewis Campbell
of said
County who being duly sworn deposeth &
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with that he is well acquainted with Keziah Bloomfield who has subscribed on to the foregoing
affidavit knows that the is the widow and legal 
Representative of Aaron Bloomfield, decd and
and knows that Bloomfield died as she has stated on the 30th day of July 1853 and that she
is left with a very afflicted family and in a
State of great destitution
Sworn and subscribed the day
year aforesaid before me
Peter S. Runyon
Justice of the Peace

I hereby certify that the foregoing deponent
Lewis Campbell is a credible [illegible], and that his statement is entirely to be relied upon and fully credible
Peter Runyon
Justice of the Peace

I Nicholas Benalle Clerk of the Inferior Court of
Common Pleas of the County of Middlesex Henry do
hereby certify that Peter P [illegible] before whom the
foregoing affidavits of Keziah Bloomfield  & Lewis
Campbell was taken, is a Justice of the Peace duly commissioned
and Sworn, that the signature of said parties hereto
affixed is genuine
In testimony whereof I have
hereunto set my hand seal
of this third day of the
just and thousand Eight hun
deed & thirty three
N. Brogan
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Keziah Bloomfield
Wid of
Aaron
N.J
Act 29 July 48
Married 10 Nov 1794
Husband died 1833
Adm 2 years pre-
$80 per Anne
to 4 March 1848,
Hon J. Van Dyke
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Declaration
In order to obtain the benefit
of the act of Congress of the 29th July 1848
State of New Jersey
Middlesex County ⎬ On this twenty seventh
day of February one thousand eight hundred
and forty nine personally appeared before the
subscriber one of the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas in and for the County of Middlesex
Keziah Bloomfield a resident of Piscataway in
the County of Middlesex and State of New Jersey
aged seventy seven years who being duly sworn according to law doth on her oath make the following
declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the
⎬
provisions made by the act of Congress passed the
29th July 1848
That she is the widow of Aaron
Bloomfield who was a private in the Revolution
and received a pension at the rate of eighty dollars
per annum until his death, for his services in
the War of the Revolution this declarant would
refer the Commissioner of Pensions to her said husbands declaration now on file in the War Department she further declares that she was married
to the said Aaron Bloomfield on the tenth day 
of November one thousand seven hundred and
ninety four by the Revd Renne Runyon Pastor of the
Baptist Church in Piscataway the place of her
present residence that she has no certificate of her
marriage nor family record in which her marriage
is recorded for the proof of her marriage with the
said Aaron Bloomfield this declarant would
refer to record of marriages of the said Revd Renne
Runyon now deceased an extract of which is
proved by Peter R Hanson and Renne D. Runyon
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grandson of the said Renne Canyon and also to the
affidavit hereto attached of Moses Martin one of
her old and respectable neighbours
she further declares that her late husband the
said Aaron Bloomfield departed this life on
the thirtieth day of July one thousand eight hundred
and and thirty three that she was not married
to him prior to his leaving the service but the marriage
took place previous to the second of January
eighteen hundred viz at the time above stated
she further swears that she is now a widow and
that she has not been married since the death of the
said Aaron Bloomfield her late husband and that he
has never before made application for a pension
Sworn to and subscribed on the day and year
above written before me
Peter P. Runyon
Judge
Her
Keziah X Bloomfield
mark
I certify that the above declarant is known to me
as a person of credibility and truth and on account
of bodily infirmity being afflicted with rheumatism is unable to appear in open Court
Peter Runyon
Judge
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the making of  said decleration of the Court of
Common Pleas of said County & a Justice of the peace in
for said county duly commissioned & Sworn into
said offices respectively and that David Fitzhendelle (?) before whom the foregoing affidavit of Peter P.
Runyon [illegible] was at the time of the taking
thereof a Justice of the peace for said County
duly commissioned  & sworn & that the respective
Signatures to the Jurats of said declarant & afficiants
respecting to the certificates thereon [illegible]
In witness therrof I hereto
set my hand affixed the seal
of Said County this twenty
Eighth day of July AD 1849
[illegible]
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State of New Jersey
Middlesex County ⎬ Before me the subscriber
one of the Justices of the Peace in and for
said County personally appeared
Renne D. Runyon who being by me duly
sworn according to law on his oath saith
I am the grandson of the Revd Renne Runyon
deceased formerly Pastor of the Baptist Church
in Piscataway I reside in the house formerly
owned and occupied by him in the township
of Piscataway County of Middlesex I have
in my possession the marriage record of
my grandfather the said Renne Runyon
deceased from which the following what
is taken viz "1794 November 10th Aaron
Bloomfield St 0.80

Rene D. Huron above named do
depose and say that the above is a true
extract from the marriage record of
the above named Renne Runyon dec'd
And I do further say that a large proportion of the marriages in the said record mentions or records the name of the man
and does not mention or record the name of
the woman
Sworn and subscribed
Renne D Runyon
the 24th day of February
1849 before me Peter P. Runyon Justice of the Peace
I certify that Renne Runyon the above named
affiant is known to me to be a credible person and
that his statements are entitled to full and impartial
belief
Peter P. Runyon
Justice of the Peace
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REVOLUTIONARY WAR RECORDS SECTION.
1536
3 -- 525
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
BUREAU OF PENSIONS.
Washington, D. C.

In reply to your request of
for a statement of the military history of  Aaron Bloomfield
a soldier of the REVOLUTIONARY WAR, you will find below the desired
information as contained in his (or his widow's) application for pension
on file in this Bureau.
[Column Headings] DATES OF ENLISTMENT OR
APPOINTMENT.  LENGTH OF
SERVICE.  RANK.
RANK.
OFFICERS UNDER WHOM SERVICE WAS RENDERED:
CAPTAIN. COL.
STATE

1.  Winter, 76/-77 6 mos. [blank[ Robert Ross Samuel Crow, Moses Isquash NJ
2.  [Illegible] 1777 4 mos.  Freeman  Crow
3. [Illegible] 1778 3 mos. Asher Randolph, Crow
4. {illegible] 1778-1779 3 mos, 3 mos, 2 mos Asher Randolph, Freeman Crow
5. 1780 4 mos. Randolph, Crow
6. 1781 5 mos. Randolph

Battles engaged in, therein, Elizabethtown, Washington, Westfield
Residence of soldier at enlistment, not stated
Date of application for pension Feb. 18, 1882 (?) [illegible]
Residence at date of application, Piscataway Twp., Middlesex, NJ
Age at date of application, b. May 18, 1764 in Woodbridge Twp., NJ d. July 30 1833
Remarks:
He mar. Nov 10 1794 at Piscataway NJ. to Zeniah or Keziah Martin
She was [illegible] pension on an app Feb. 7 1849 and was a resident
of Piscataway N.J. aged 77 years and
a large family is believed but no names are stated

Respectfully, 780
[blank]
Commissioner.
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Aaron Bloomfield
23, 735
[illegible]
Jas Burk
11.
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State of New Jersey
Middlesex County Personally appeared before me the subscriber
one of the Justices of the Peace in for said County Aaron Bloomfield
who being duly sworn deposeth faith that in stating the time
of his birth he must have been mistaken as he has no other
knowledge of it than that given to him by his parents who are
now & for some time have been dead that he took no thought
as to the age his statement would make him at the time
he entered the service being intent only on rendering an account
to the bal of his knowledge-- that he now thinks upon reflection
in conversation with some persons that he was in the sixteenth
year of his age at the time he entered into the service. But
that whatever may have actually been his age relative to
which he has no record not being able to read or write and
having no guide but this recollection of the traditionary
testimony of his parents he cannot be & is not mistaken
as to his services-- those he performed to the extent as he
verily believes of more than two years, a fuller and more
detailed account of which he now proceeds to give premises
that by reason of old of the consequent loss of memory
he cannot swear positively as to the precise light of his
services as to the best of his recollection he served
not less than the periods mentioned below in the following
grades. 



In the he enlisted in the United States
Service under Captain Robert Ross Major Potter & Timothy
Brown as Sergeant and Col Crow & served six months
under those officers at the Elm Tree at Woodbridge, and was
engaged in guarding that section of the State-- in conting
parties & watching the plundering parties of the enemy
During this service he was marched to Princeton that
vicinity at the time of the attack of Washington upon the
Hessians at Trenton & at one time they was compelled to
retreat into Canberry Camp after the loss of some of his
associates they returned again to Woodtrion & served out
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his six months discharging similar duties guarding & protecting
the property of his fellow citizens. his during this period
which was an uninterrupted service they had an engagement
with some of the enemy at Elizabeth Town. After the
expiration of this last mentioned service he was drafted
[illegible] & ordered out again in 1777 & served one month under
Captain Herman & three tours of one month each he also
served in this year under Captain Freeman & was at
the Woodbridge Station again guarding the lines & in
scouting parties under Col. Crow

In the year 1778 he enlisted in the five months service served
in months under Captain Asher Randall & Col Crow &
Major Roth & was at the Woodbridge Station guarding
[illegible] from Amboy to Rahway River & the Point,
scouting parties & watching the enemy. Also in
the same year 1778 he was ordered out 
he served under Captain Asher Randall in three tours of one
month each under the said Captain Randall & Col Crow
at the [illegible] engaged actively in performing similar
duties. In 1779 he was ordered out & served five terms
of one month each, three months under Captain Freeman &
two months under Captain Randall & was stationed at
Woodbridge in guarding the lines all the time & [illegible]
in patroling the shore & protecting the property of the
inhabitants & under the command of Colonel Crow
in the year 1780 he was ordered out served
four months in four tours of one month each under Captain Randal and Col. Crow at the Woodbridge Station he
engaged in similar duties. During this time they
were marched to the enemy in the eastern part of the
State & met with them in Elizabeth Town had a severe
fight with them then & recollects that Randal
and his cousin Smith (?) Bloomfield farther was shot &
was actively engaged all the time in this service-
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In the year 1781 he entered into the five months service
again served five months under Captain Randall
was busily engaged in scouting in the vicinity of the
Woodridge Station and along the shore watching the
to the enemy & protecting that part of the
State from the depredations of the enemy. He is
confident he served much more than he has specified
being frequently out on alarms & during these periods
particularized he was wholly engaged in the service of
his country was not engaged in any civil pursuit
for proof of these services as specified he refers to the
testimony already produced & to the more particular
Statement of Joseph Freeman a revolutionary soldier
only add that he sincerely hopes a prosperous and
happy country will afford him fair compensation in his
advanced age for his services; for which he now claims
a pension

His
Aaron X Bloomfield

Sworn and subscribed this 
tenth day of July AD 1833
before me
Peter P. Runyon
Justice of the peace

Middlesex County
State of New Jersey

Be it Known that on this seventh day
New Jersey
of July one thousand Eight hundred
thirty three, before the subscriber a Justice of the Peace in
and for said County, personally appeared Joseph Freeman
who being duly sworn deposeth & saith, that he was a soldier
in the war of the American Revolution, & is now in the receipt
of a Pension as such; that he is well acquainted with Aaron
Bloomfield the applicant for a Pension above named 
having known him from his childhood he was born and
brought up in the same neighborhood; that with
respect to the age of the said Bloomfield, he cannot speak
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with precision of certainty, but that he always supposed and
understood him to be several years older than himself he
being now in his 71 year; that said Bloomfield as fully
grown, or nearly so, at the time that he states he entered
the service in Capt. Ross in 1777, which said the
said Bloomfield was to this deponents personal knowlege
engaged in the the deponent [illegible] have seen him
in it performing the duties of a private soldier. deponent
also knows, from being engaged in the same service
with him, that said Bloomfield was out in the year 1781
at the time of the burning of a British [illegible] in Amboy
Bay. Deponent also believes that no doubt that said
Bloomfield was on repeatedly at other times, and that
his statement in this respect is entitled to credit

Joseph Freeman
Sworn & Subscribed before me
the day & year aforesaid
Peter P. Runyon
Justice of the peace

I hereby certify that Joseph Freeman, named in the foregoing office
affidavit is well known to me & that
that the statement he makes above is entitled to full belief
Peter P. Runyon
Justice of the Peace

Nicholas Boorman Clerk of the Inferior Court of Common Pleas
in and for the County of Middlesex New Jersey, I do hereby certify
that the foregoing are the supplemental proceedings in
the case of Aaron Bloomfield on applicant for a Pension
that Peter P. Runyon before the said proceedings were
had is a Justice of the Peace in and for said county duly
Sworn & commissioned that his official [illegible- obscured by seal] and that the signature Peter P Runyon
is proper handwriten
In testimony and have hereunto
set my hand affixed the seal
of the Court this Eighteenth day
of [illegible] One Thousand Eight
hundred & thirty three
N Boorman Clk
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I hereby certify that I was acquainted with Aaron
Bloomfield, the applicant named in the foregoing
paper that I visited him a short time previous
to his death for the purpose of examining with
the relation to his age as well as his revolutionary
and that I found 
him an innocently ignorant, and
altogether an uncertain man, and without any
idea of his age or any distinct recollection
of what he had heard his parents say
as to his age and that in five, he was one of the
very (?) persons, of all others most likely to er in
relation to such a matter. His looks gave
evidence of advanced age, and there, together
with the testimony of Joseph Freeman,
one of his neighbors and brought up in the same
neighborhood satisfied me that he was older than he represented himself to be in
his original application and old enough
to have served as he states he served

Washington May 15, 1837
James Randolph
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Rev
WIDOW, &c.
File No.--

-
Keziah Bloomfield
Aaron Bloomfield
Private Rev. War
Act: July 29, 1848
Index: --Vol. A, Page 66
[Arrangement of 1870.]
1917 Feb 27 Hist. to Earle S. Tripp
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State of New Jersey
Middlesex County
Before me the subscriber
one of the Justices of the Peace in and for said County
personally appeared Peter P. Runyon known to me
to be a credible person who being by me duly sworn
upon his oath deposeth and saith that after being
informed by Keziah Bloomfield widow of Aaron Bloomfield deceased that she was married to the said
Aaron Bloomfield by the Revd Renne Runyon I
went to the house formerly owned and occupied
by the said Rev Renne Runyon now in the
possession of Renne O. Runyon his grandson
I found in the possession of the said Renne O. Runyon an old manuscript purporting to be the
record of the marriages solemnised by the said
Rev Renne Runyon I examined the same and
found that the record began in the year 1785 and
ended in the year 1811 a short time before the death
of the said Revd Renne Runyon the record is very
imperfect and incomplete In all cases recording
as I think the dote correctly and the names of the
parties in some cases, in very many instances the
name of the man who was married and the amount
of the marriage fee as I suppose is all that is recorded from the fact that the date and the
amount of the marriage fees are particularly
put down and added up at the end of each
year I infer that the object of the record was
more to ascertain the amount of the marriage
fees received than to record the marriage of the
parties I cannot account for the omissions of
the name of both the bride
or any other principal & found in the said marriage record then following under or opposite


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the date November 10 1794 Aaron Bloomfield
&c.80 designating as I have no doubt the
time when the said Aaron Bloomfield was
married by him to the said Keziah Bloomfield and the amount of the marriage
fee received by him for the service
There were in the said marriage record the
names of a large number of persons many
of whom I have good reason to believe were
married by the said Revd Renne Runyon (being
long acquainted in the neighbourhood), whose
marriage was recorded in the same manner
as that of Aaron Bloomfield recording only
the name of the man from all the information
and facts of the case I am fully satisfied that the
marriage of the said Aaron Bloomfield
with the said Keziah Bloomfield the widow of
the said Aaron Bloomfield who is now applying
for a pension took place at the time specified by her in her declaration viz on the
10th day of November 1794
Sworn and subscribed the 27th day of February
1849 before me
Peter P Runyon

Fitz Randolph
Justice of the Peace
State of New Jersey
Middlesex County
I Nicholas Booram Clerk of the
County of Middlesex aforesaid do hereby certify that
Peter P Runyon Esquire before whom the foregoing [illegible]
of Keziah Bloomfield was made, and officiants of
Moses Martin Rene D Runyon another was
at the time of the Taking of such affidavit and
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State of New Jersey
Middlesex County
Before me the subscriber
one of the justices of the peace in and for said
County personally appeared Moses Martin who
being by me duly sworn on his oath says
that I am in the seventy ninth year of my age
I reside in the township of Piscataway County of Middlesex
as aforesaid and have resided there all
my life except about some years when I
resided in New York, I was well acquainted with
Aaron Bloomfield in his life time, and
with his wife Keziah Bloomfield now his
widow, I remember will of hearing of the marriage of the said Aaron Bloomfield to Keziah Martin, they were said to be married by the Rev.
Renne Runyon, a Baptist minister pastor
of the Baptist Church in Piscataway, I cannot
tell when the marriage took place, but think
was in the fall of the year 1894, the said Aaron
Bloomfield and Keziah Martin now Keziah
Bloomfield always after the marriage was said
to take place have lived together in the same neighbourhood with me as man and wife, they
had several children who still survive I have
never heard it questioned or purported but that they
were lawfully married they having always lived in the same
neighbourhood with me, the said Keziah
is now a widow and has not been married since
the death of the said Aaron Bloomfield which took place
some fifteen years since

Moses Martin
Sworn and subscribed the 23d
day of February 1849 before
me Peter P Runyon Justice of the Peace
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I hereby certify that I am well acquainted with
Moses Martin that he is a credible person and
that statements are entitled to full credit he
being the within named affiant
Peter P. Runyon
Justice of the Peace
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Rate $2.00
Steam Heat
THE MERCHANTS
W. WINSLOW, Manager

Fairbury, Nebr. Feb, 14 1917.
Commissioner of Pensions
Washington, D. C.
Could you give me any
information as to Aaron
Bloomfield who serve in
the Revolutionary war and
was a pensioner.
He belonged to the New Jersey
Militia and served from
1767-1833, some where between
these two dates
also, if there are any more
Bloomfields from Middle
County
New Jersey who are
pensioners,

I need this as I am
desirous of coming the S. A. R.
and need this as a missing
link.
Thanking you in advance I remain respectfully
Earle S. Tripp
Fairbury Nebr
over
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Earle S Tripp
Fairbury

Nebr