Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File S-, Samuel Gardenier, N.Y. Res.
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Gardenier, Samuel
Number S -
N.Y. res
no papers
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Allie M. Van Husen
31 Stewart St
Amsterdam, N.Y.

Madam:
I have to advise you that in the report from the Secretary of War in relation to the pension establishment of the United States, which was printed in 1835; on the list of invalid pensioners of the New York Agency, whose residence could not be ascertained, in consequence of the burning of the War Office in 1814, appears the name of Samuel Gardenier, Private, Army of the Revolution, annual allowance $60, died December 31, 1806.
This Bureau has no further data relative to said Samuel Gardenier, owing to the burning of the papers in his claim.
Respectfully,
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January 30, 1933.

Mrs. Maurice S. Markham,
37 Seneca Avenue,
Oneida Castle, N.Y.

Madam:
You are advised that in the report from the Secretary of War in relation to the pension establishment of the United States, which was printed in 1835: on the list of invalid pensions of the New York Agency, whose residence could not be ascertained in consequence of the burning of the War Office in 1814, appears the name of Samuel Gardenier, Private, Army of the Revolution, annual allowance $60, died December 31, 1806.
This Bureau has no further data relative to said Samuel Gardinier, owing to the burning of the papers in his claim.
Very truly yours,
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August 4, 1915.
Mr. Von Beck Canfield,
c/o State Architect,
Albany, N.Y.

Sir:
In response to your letter dated the 27th ultimo, you are herewith furnished the history of the pensioner (Sur. File No. 35,336) Samuel Gardner [Gardenier] of New York troops, Revolutionary War, under any spelling of the name for whom any papers are on file in this Bureau.
You are further advised that in the Report from the Secretary of War in relation to the pension establishment of the United States, which was printed in 1835: on the list of invalid pensioners of the New York Agency whose residence could not be ascertained in consequence of the burning of the War Office in 1801 and 1814, appears the name of Samuel Gardenier, Private, Army of the Resolution, annual allowance $60, died December 31, 1806.
This Bureau has no further data relative to said Samuel Gardinier owing to the burning of the papers in his claim.
Very respectfully,
GM Saltzgaber
Commissioner.
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Amsterdam, N.Y.,
October 8, 1926.

Department of the Interior,
Bureau of Pensions,
Revolutionary War Section,
Washington, D.C.

Gentlemen:-
Can you give me a copy of the pension of Samuel Gardiner, private, invalid pensioner, who died 12/31/1806.
Thanking you in advance for your attention, I am,
Yours sincerely,
Allie M. Van Husen

Miss Allie M. Van Husen,
31 Steward St.,
Amsterdam, N.Y.
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Albany. N.Y. Rev Sec
27th July 1915

Pension Office.
Washington, D.C.

Gentlemen
Will you kindly send me any record of services you may have of Samuel Gardinier. (Gardenier, Gardeneer, Gardineer, Gardiner, Gardner) in the Revolutionary War 1775-1781. As is noted here as a pensioner. Services in either Tryon or Albany Co (NY state militia) and perhaps Dutchess Co. too as well as the time and ??? in services of U.S. Continentals.
Yours truly,
Von Beck Canfield
c/o State Architect.
Albany,
N.Y.

Sec correspondence in claim of Samuel Gardner, N.Y. S35336