Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File for Uriah Stone, Vermont
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(8-1776)
Service -

Stone, Uriah

Number -

Invalid pensioner Vt. Agency Transf. from N. Hamp. No papers
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Regent
Mrs. Frank N. Kneas
504 Woodland Terrace
Philadelphia, Pa.

Registrar Mrs. Harry C. Kirkbride
814 De Kalb Street
Norristown, Pa.

Treasurer
Mrs. Mary M. Tausel
1248 W. Main Street
Norristown, Pa.

Valley Forge Chapter, D. A. R.
Norristown, Pennsylvania

Oct 7, 1938

Veterans Administration
Washington D. C.
[a black stamp is partially covering these words]

Dear Sirs; The information I am asking for is most important and I will deeply appreciate your courtesy of an early reply.
Uriah Stone was a Revolutionary Soldier. I have all that material but I desire family data. If he either received a pension or [underlined] applied for one there is family data on both claims, granted and rejected. He enlisted 6/16/1775 at Piermont N. H; also serviced as Corporal under Capt John slaan at Bennington Vt 1777. His wife's name was Hepsibah Hadley.
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I am deeply grateful for your co-operation. Thank you.
Yours truly,
Mrs. H. C. Kirkbride
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Rev. & 1812 Ware Section

December 29, 1926

Mrs. Wm. J. Sessions
Hampden, Mass.

Madam:
I have to advise you that the records of this Bureau show that Uriah Stone was pensioned at the Vermont Agency for service in the Revolutionary War, but there are no papers on file, the same having been destroyed when the British burned the War Office [written by hand "the War Office"] in 1814. 
The list of pensioners reported by the Secretary of War in 1835, Volume L [written by hand "1"], page 18 [written by hand "16"], of Vermont pensioners, shows that "Uriah Stone, private, pensioned at $60 per annum from March 4, 1789, and at $96 per annum from April 24, 1816, residence unknown, paid at the Burlington Agency, having been transferred from New Hampshire". This Bureau has no further information concerning him.

Respectfully,
Winfield Scott
Commissioner.
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Rev. War Section

July 14, 1913,

Miss Pauline L. Darling,
Morrisville,
Vermont.

Madam:-
In response to your letter dated the 8" and received the 10" instant, you are advised that the records of this bureau show that Uriah Stone was pensioned at the Vermont Agency for service in the Revolutionary War. but there are no papers on file. the same having been destroyed when the British burned the War Office in 1814.
The List of Pensioners reported by the Secretary of War in 1835, Volume 1, page 16, of Vermont pensioners shows "Uriah Stone, Private, pensioned at $60 [written by hand] .00 per annum from March 4, 1789 and at $96.00 per annum from April 24, 1816, residence unknown, paid at the Burlington Agency having been transferred from New Hampshire..
This Bureau has no further information concerning him.
It is possible that the Secretary of the State of New Hampshire may furnish you information relative to his service.

Very respecfully,
[signature] Y. M. Saltzgaber
Comissioner.
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Morrisville, Vt., July 8, 1913.

Pension Bureau,
Washington, D. C.

Gentlemen, 
I am advised by the Adjutant General, Montpelier, Vt. that the name of Uriah Stone who served in the Revolutionary War, appears on the pension roll in Washington.
Will you kindly advise me the date of birth and death of Uriah Stone. also place of birth and death. Also the name of his wife before marriage, the place of her birth and death, also date of birth and death. Also date of their marriage, if possible.
I am advised that Uriah Stone's pension commenced Nov. 4, 1785.
Kindly enclose bill with your reply and I will remit at once.

Yours very truly
[signature] Miss Pauline L. Darling
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[in the center of the page, a faded stamp from the U. S. Pension office dated Jul 10, 1913]
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November 17, 1938

BA-J/AWF
Uriah Stone

Mrs. H. C. Kirkbride
814 De Kalb Street
Norristown, Pennsylvania

Dear Madam:
Reference is made to your letter in which you request the Revolutionary War record of Uriah Stone of Vermont.
The list of pensioners reported by the Secretary of War in 1835, Volume 1, page 16, of Invalid Pensioners of Vermont, shows "Uriah Stone, private, pensioned at $60.00 per annum from March 4, 1789, and at $96.00 per annum from April 24, 1816", residence unknown, was paid at the Burlington, Vermont Agency, having been transferred from the New Hampshire Agency.
There are no papers on file, the same having been burned when the War Office was burned by the British in 1814.

Very truly yours

A. D. Hiller
Executive Assistant
to the Administrator