Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File S. 23437, for Levi Stockwell, Vermont
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State of New York
County of Clinton 
Frederick Perrigo of Peru in said County aged sixty Eight years being duly sworn says that as deponent understood during the Revolutionary war Levi Stockwell applicant for a pension & now a resident of Dover in said County Enlisted at Pownal Vt. in February 1776 into Captain Hutchins Company Col Seth Warner Regt of Vermont (New hampshire), State Troops for ten months as a private. said Stockwell served in said Company at Fort Vengeance in Pittsford until his time was out and then he was honorably discharged at that place in December 1780
Deponent has no doubt from the matter being the subject of frequent conversation between him & said Stockwell and others that he did actually severe as above stated

That to Deponents knowledge said Stockwell again enlisted as a Private in March 1781 at Pownal it for ten months into Capt Daniel Comstocks Company Col Fletchers Regt of Vermont State Troops Genl Enos's Brigade & served in said company at Fort Vengeance & in scouting about there until his time was out & he with the rest of our company was discharged at that place in January 1782, Deponent thinks the latter part of the month. Deponent was a mess mate of said Stockwell in said Company and served with him in said last mentioned company ten months. - and so Deponent says that said Levi Stockwell served in Capt Comstock's Company Col Fletcher Vt Regt as a private for ten months & was discharged with Deponent & the rest of our company at Fort Vengeance of the latter part of January 1782 - During the
Revolution & while we were mess mates Deponent understood from said Stockwell & others that he had served three months under Genl Gates Command in company of Massachusetts Militia as a Private in 1777 & that said Stockwell was at the Capture of Burgoyne & Deponent verily believes he did serve three months as he states in said militia. and further saith not
Frederick Perigo [signature]

Sworn and subscribed to before me this 25 day of September 1833 & I certify that Deponent is a credible person
Witness
J. Gilson  Justice of the Peace.
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of March 1781 into Capt Daniel Comstock Company Col. Fletcher Regiment of Vermont State Troops then called New Hampshire Troops Genl Enos Brigade for ten months. I marched from Pownal through the places before named (the same route before described) to the said Fort Vengeance and served at said fort as said in performing Garrison duty and on various scouting parties about there until the month of January 1782, when the ten months for which I enlisted having expired I was honorably discharged at Fort vengeance aforesaid & received a written discharge which was signed by Major Ormsby who commanded the said Fort this discharge and the one before mentioned signed by Maj Allen was burnt with my house in 1811, when all my papers were burnt.

I then returned to Powal at and resided there till 1789 & married there, & then moved to Burlington Vt and resided there till 1804, when I moved to Shelburne and resided there till 1809 when I moved to Hemmingsford L.C. where I have since mostly resided until about one month since I moved across the line into Mooers Clinton Co N.Y. where I now reside

In the year 1777 in August I volunteered at Sheffield Mass, into Capt [illegible] Company Col. [illegible] Regiment of Massachusetts Militia as a private for three months I went to Great Barrington and was there mustered and then our company and Regiment marched through the intermediate towns between Great Barrington & Albany, NY to the latter place then marched to Half Moon thence to Stillwater and was stationed there until after the capture of Genl Burgoyne & his army. I was engaged in the Battle at Bemis Heights-- I then returned as one of the guard of the Prisoners surrendered by Genl Burgoyne as far as Great Barrington & the three months for which I enlisted having expired I was dismissed without any written discharge at that place.
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State of New York
County of Clinton 
I, Daniel Baker a resident of Beekmantown in said County aged sixty nine years being duly sworn says that he was acquainted with Levi Stockwell now a resident of Mooers in said County who is applying for a Pension, during the revolutionary war. That said Stockwell served in Capt. Danl Comstock, Company, Col. Fletcher Regt of Vermont militia or State troops ten months as a private that he enlisted for nine months in said Company in March 1781 at Pownal Vt and served his time out and one month longer and was discharged at Fort Vengeance in January 1782. Deponent believes that the men belonging to Capt Comstock Company were enlisted for nine months, but many of them served one or two months after their time had expired. Deponent served in the same company with said Stockwell at Fort Vengeance during all of the said ten months & deponent remained in service after said said Stockwell was discharged & went over to Castleton under Lieut Lewis - said Stockwell and Frederick Perrigo, were discharged at the same time, according to Deponent's recollection
and they served ten months respectively.. And further saith not.
Daniel Baker [signature]

Sworn and subscribed to  before me this 18th day of January 1834 & I certify that the 
Deponent is a credible person & witness.
Wm F Haile Judge of Clinton County Courts-