Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File [BLANK], Isaac Bellows, Mass.
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Service-Massachusetts
Bellow, Isaac
Number-Dis [?]
No papers
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October 30, 1906
AW
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Isaac Bellows
His name appears on a list of applicants for
invalid pension returned by the District Court for the
District of Massachusetts, submitted to the House of
Representatives by the Secretary of War on February 24
1795 and printed in the American State Papers Class 9,
page 150
Rank: Private
Regiment: Colonel Nixon 6th Massachusetts.
Disability: Sprained his hip, by slipping on some
timber while fording a creek; his disability increased
by the hardships he endured afterwards, in sleeping for
several successive nights with damp clothes on
when and where disabled: October 12, 1777, Schuyler’s Creek
Residence; Hubbardston
To what pension entitled: Two thirds
Remarks: Enlisted March 26, 1777, for three years;
discharged March 27, [17]80.
Evidence complete, as to the object stated, but,
as his disability is not proved to be the effects of any known
wounds, his case is not within reach of the laws.
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