Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File S. 14447, for Isaac Shelden, Rhode Island
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Service R I Shelden Isaac S 14447
or Sheldon
Contents Carded
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8638
New York
Isaac Shelen
of Sher[illegible] Co in the state of New York
who was a private in the company commander
by Captain Parker of the Eight commanded
by Col Parker in the R I ma
for 14 mo 17[?]
Inscribed on the Roll of New York
at the rate of 48 dollars 59 cents per annum
to commence on the 4th day of March 1834
Certificate of Pension issued the 20 day of Apl
1833 and sent to
P B Prindle Newich N Y
Arrears to the 4th of March 1833 $97.18
Semianl allowance ending 4 Sept [illegible] 24.29
$121.47
Revolutionary Claim
Act June 7 1832
Recorded by W L Williams Clerk
Book e Vol 4 page 75
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7318
Isaac Shelden
3 mo. July [illegible]
3 mo 15 days private
1 mo 10 days private
2 mo 15 days private
3 mo 00 days private
1 mo 7 days
16 mo 17 days
S 16
no letter [illegible] 7 1832
p 23
reed 25 Sept 1832
P B Prindle
Worchish N Y
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7318
Brief in the case of Isaac Shelden
of Sherburne [illegible] in the state of New York
Act 7th June 1832
1 Was the declaration made before the Court and Judge  open court
2 If before a Judge does it appear that the applicant is disabled by bodily infirmity?
3 How old is he? 77 years
4 State his service, as directed in the form annexed.
In 1776 Jan 7 volunteered
[illegible] uncharged after about 3 months
[illegible] was called out
sometime in the spring was dismissed
Summer afterwards as he thinks he
was again called out and was
out to the best of his knowledge
during same summer and fall
was called out again [illegible] 4 or 5 weeks
Capt James Parker
Col Thomas Parker
Cap Stephen Babock
Thomas Potter [illegible] & the Reg
same officers
In battle was he engaged ? [crossed out] Cap John Wait
[illegible] of 1778
Volunteers 
was discharged on or about 1st Sept 1778
[illegible] in fall of 1779
was again  called out
discharged
was called out can't recollect the year
was quartered for more than 1 month
Cap John Wait
[illegible] Sullivan Col Livingston
same officers
5 In what battles was he engaged? none stated
6 Where did he reside when he entered the service? South Kingston R I
7 In his statement supported by living witnesses, by documentary proof, by tradtionary evidence, by
 incidental evidence, or by the rolls? Living Witness Edward Delaney
served with deployment and was at the idenity of places in the
server with him and Revolutionary servance
8 Are the papers defective as to form or authenication? and if so, in what respect?
Not authenticated
X Certify that the foregoing statement and the answers agree with the evidence in the case
above mentioned. 
A Reintzel Examining Clerk.
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Isaac Sheldon
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Direct Interior Certif.
Cef allowed to
P. B. Prindle
Norwick
Chenaugh Co
N. Y.
[written to side of document actain till certify comm]
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Stat of New York
Sixth Equity Circuit
Chenango County Ss:

  On this sixth day of September A.D.1832,
personally appeared in open court before the Hon Robert Morrell, Circuit Judge of the Sixth Equity Circuit and Vice Chancellor of the State
of New York ( Being a Court of record ) now sitting Isaac Sheldon of Sherburne, Chenango County, N.Y. aged seventy seven (77) years, while being first duly sworn according to law doth on his oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the Act of Congress passed June 7,1832.
 That he entered the service of the United States under the following named officers and served as herein stated: That in the month of January 1776, he volunteered as a minute man , into the Rhode Island state troops or militia to march places he should be called-that the name of the ^ Captain of the Company into which he enlisted of volunteered was James Parker of South Kingstown. Lieutenant Barber[?] Peckham of the [illegible] the Regiment was commanded by Thomas Potter the Col. of the Regiment that at the time he volunteered and enlisted he resided at South Kingstown and enlisted at the same place on Conanicut Island -He remained on the Island from the time he enlisted until the last of March or the first of April following guarding the Island against the British & preventing them landing on the Island- there were two other Companies on the Island at the same time commanded by Captains Abial Brown & Thomas Wells. He was discharged about the first of April or last of March ( after about three months, served)
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and went home. In the fall afterwards the
British fleet took possession of the Islands of
Newport and Conanicut, and in the month 
of November (as near as this deponent can recollect ), he was called out by the State authority
or power, and joined another company of Milita
under the command of Stephen Babcock Capt, Joseph Carpenter Lieutenant, Hazard Champlin Ensign,
and the regiment commanded
by Thomas Potter- the Regiment was called
out for and employed in protecting the coast
and guarding the inhabitants - During this [illegible]
he was stationed on the coast at
South Kingston, until to some time in the
Spring ( but dont recollect the precise time-) when he
was dismissed with his company to go home
that the quartered during that time with [illegible names lined through]Robert Knowles-that in the
summer afterwards  he now thinks he was
again called out by the authority, under the
same officers to guard the same places as
before and to be similar duty-- that he
quartered  during this period of his service with
Silas Gardner on the coast, and was out in
the service about four or five weeks (according to 
the best of his knowledge) when he was dismissed
and returned home. During this same summer Aug fall
 he was called out again twice, in the same
Company, same officers as last mentioned
on the same business was to protect the coast,
& the inhabitants & while out these time, he
quartered at Rowland Robinson, on the shore
and at Benjamin Gardner on the shore-
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In the forepart of the year 1776 -but the precise time this
deponent cannot recollect he volunteered and
joined the Company called the Kingstown Reds
volunteers or Militia men, under the command of
Captain John Wait-Lieutentant Gardner Tifft [?] -Ensign
Samuel Eldrege[?]-while he belonged to this company
he was engaged with the Company, to carry the old
Sea Captains on board the [illegible] French ships which
then arrived -after carrying these men to the French
ships the company came back to Little Rest from
there to Greenwich and took a sloop and went
in the sloop to Tiverton- from thence to Newport
 Island under the command of General Sullivan
 in his expedition.- On the island they joined
the Light Infantry from New York under the
command of Col. Livingston.- the Regiment to which
this deponent belonged, was left on signed two Or three
miles behind the main army- about sun rise the enemy appeared -and were attacked and then the
American troops retreated to the main Army which
left the Island and marched to Tiverton where
he was discharged on or about the 1st of September
1778 and went home to South Kingstown-
  In the year
1779 -in the summer or ^ fore part of fall,  as near as he can recollect, he
was again called out under the same officers & quartered at
Little Rest.  marched from thence to Bristol - then across,
the ferry to Newport Island and down the island
on the east  side of it to Black Point , where
he was stationed or aquired [?] for about six weeks
as near as this deponent can now recollect. He
was marched into Newport City and discharged
in the open streets, and went home.
and he further
states, that before he went to Black Point (but
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the year he does not and cannot recollect,
he was called out (at a time he was in the Militia
under said Captain Babcock,) and went to
Newport City and was in service and quartered in the town with one Roger Rathbone
for more than a month - which service was a
distinct service from any one before mentioned-
at times during his service but the year
he does not recollect, he with his company was
engaged in protecting two American vessels
from the British -one of which was ashore at
Point Judah[ sp] and the other at Boston
Neck which latter one they saved-
He further
states that he belonged to the said Company
of South Kingston Reds, commanded by Captain
Wait till the close of the war - that he does
not recollect whether he was again called
out into the service or not, but was liable to be
called out at any time-
He states he
has no documentary evidence of his services and
that he knows of no person, whose testimony
he can procure (except Edward Miller whose
affidavit is hereunto annexed ) who can
testify to his service-
To the interrogatories required to [illegible] be
put by the war Department to applicants
he answers as follows: towit:
To the 1st" He was born in South Kingstown, County of Washington Rhode Island, on the 22nd day
of July 1755 -
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2nd: Has a record of his age which he took from a
Record Book of
his father, and
Grand father -which is now at his resi
Pittsfield, Otsego Co. N.Y
3d. Serv'd at South Kingston R. I.
everytime he was called into the service -since the war
he has lived at South Kingston until 1807.
since at in Chenango County
& Otsego County N. Y.
and now at Sherburne, Chenango  County-
4th.  I answered in the body of his declaration
5th. Did not know personally any Regular officer but Genl Cornell- he saw Genl Greene
Genl Sullivan who commanded in the expedition
Col Dyers Regiment was on the coast at
the time he served there
6th. never recd a written discharge from the service
was always dismissed verbally
7th. Rev. Comfort Record, Joseph Guthine, Tilly
Lynde, Elijah Sexton, John Moore
he names as men residing in his neighbahood
who can testify to his character for veracity.

He hereby relinquishes every claim whatever to a
pension or annuity except the present and declares
that his name is not on the pension roll of the agency
of any State-    Isaac Shelden [signature]
Sworn & subscribed to the day & year aforesaid

 Robt Morrell
Liu Charulla [sp?]
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 We Comfort Record
 a Clergyman residing in Smyna[?]
Chenango County & John Moore residing in the same
town and in the neighborhood of the
within named Isaac Sheldon do certify
that
we are well acquainted with Isaac Sheldon
who has sworn and
subscribed to the above declaration; that we
believe him to be 77
years of age: that he is reputed and believed
in the neighborhood where he resides to have been
a revolutionary soldier and that we concur in
that opinion
and we have a never heard
any doubts expressed as to his having been
such soldier
Sworn and subscribed to the
day & year aforesaid before me
Comfort Record[signature]
John Moore [ signature]
Robt Morrell
Liu  Chanalle[sp?]

And the said Court do hereby declare
opinion, after the investigating the matter
and after putting the interrogatories presented
by the War Department that the above named
 applicant was a
Revolutionary soldier
and served as he states-
and the Court
further certifies that it appears to them that
Comfort Record who has signed the prece=
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ding Certificate is a Clergyman resident
in the town of Smyna, and that John
Moore who has
also signed the same is a
resident of the same town and is a
credible person, and that then statement
is entitled to credit~ 
Robt Monell
Liu Chanalla[sp?]
I Jonathan Storrs Clerk
of the Vice Chancellors Court of the Sixth
Equity Circuit
of the State of New York, do hereby Certify
that the foregoing contains the
proceedings of the said Court in the matter
of the application of Isaac Sheldon for
a pension.
In testimony whereof I have
hereunto set my hand and seal
of Office this Sixth day of
September A.D. 1832.
Jonathan S Wood Clk

[seal and ribbons affixed at left of page]
State of New York
Chenango County ss: Personally appeared before me the under
signed a Justice of the Peace in and for said County,
Isaac Sheldon, the above named declarant, who
being duly sworn deposeth and saith that by
reason of old age and consequent loss of memory
cannot swear positively as to the precise length
his service, but according to the best of his recollection
he served not less then the periods mentioned below, 
and in the following grades:
For three months. I served as an orderly Sergeant.
For three months & fifteen days, I served as a private
For one month & ten days I served as a private
For two months 15 days I served as a private
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For one month & fifteen days I served as a private
For one month & fifteen days I served as a private.
For one month & seven days I served as a private
and for such service I claim a pension
I would here mention that in my declaration
I omitted accidentally to mention that
I was an orderly Sergeant in Captain Parkers
Company-     Isaac Sheldon[signature]

Subscribed and sworn to this
24th December 1832 before me-
and I hereby certify
that the above Sheldon is a
man of truth & veracity}
Milo Hunt Justice of the Peace
State of New York, Chenango County ss. I, James R. Pike
of the said County do certify that Milo Hunt, Equire before
whom the foregoing and within supplemental affidavit
or declaration of Isaac Sheldon purports to have been sworn
at the date of the same one of of the Justices
the Peace in and for the said County and that I am
acquainted with his hand writing and verily believe his name
subscribed to the said affidavit & to the Certificate of credit
it to be his genuine hand writing and signature
With my hand and seal of Office at
Norwich this twenty first day of January
A.D. 1833-
P.B. Prindle Dept Clerk.
[seal affixed at left of page]

[written upside down the words " certain till cert. comes"]
Isaac Sheldon 7318 [written on left margin]
8182

Direct pension certif.
(if allowed) to 
P.B.Prindle
Norwich 
Chenango Co
N.Y.
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State of New York
[illegible] county Ss.

   Edward Wilcox being Sworn in due form of Law doth depose and say, that he is seventy six [illegible] of age, that he was born in the Town of Exeter in the State of Rhode Island that which this deponent was [illegible] his parent into the Town Of Richmond " That when this deponent was sixteen years of age he went to reside in the Town of [illegible] being [illegible] in said State of Rhode Island. That in the year 1775 in the month of September according to the best recollection of this deponent, he enlisted in a Company of Militia or volunteers Commanded by Captain Abiail Brown, that he enlisted at South Kingstown afore said and Marched into the Island of Conaneicutt [sp?] where the said Company remained stationed untill the Spring following that there was stationed an said Island [illegible] other company is one of which was commanded by Captain Peleg Max is who commanded the other companies this deponent dont recollect, distinctly. in the course of the fall or winter Isaac Sheldon who is [illegible] present and who at this time resides in the Town of Sherburne in the County of Chenango and State of New York afore said,  was a soldier in one of the companies stationed on said Island at that time or during the time this deponent was stationed there but how long the said Sheldon was in the service at that time this deponent cant recollect. That in the fall of 1776 & winter of 1777 {according to the best recollection of this deponent) He belonged to a Company of Malitia [sp?] of said State of Rhode Island and was stationed at Boston Neck and quartered at the house of one Robert Knowles, that the serv'd Isaac Sheldon was a member of the said company served with this deponent, That the company was commanded by Captain Stephen Babcock and Lieutenant Joseph Carpenter and Ensign Hazard Champlin, that the company was in service at that time about three months, That in the Spring of 1778(according to the best recollection of this deponent) he belonged to a company of volunteers as Minute Man called the South Kingston Reds which Company was commanded by Captain John Wait. That in the course of the Spring or Summer of that
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under the command of General Sullivan  That the said Sheldon belonged to and was with said company at that time that while on the Island the Troops under the Command of General Sullivan served in engagement with British Troops, and that this deponent and the said Sheldon were in that engagement, that after the engagement the American Troops with drew from the Island, [illegible] the [illegible] belonging to served [illegible] [illegible] Company were allowed to return home. That in the year 1779 the said Company, commanded by the said Captain Wait was again Mustered and the deponent said the said Sheldon were Mustered and March with said Company from South Kingsstown afore said and to the Island of New Port as Rhode Island [illegible] down the Island to a place called Black Point where the remained stationed for some time
This deponent doth further depote[sp?] and say that the said company of volunteers commended by the said Captain Wait was subject to be called as whenever emergency occured and remained a company so subject to be called into service untill the close of the war that this deponent remained as member of said company so long as the company  remained subject to be called into service, and that tis deponent beleves[sp] the said Sheldon also so remained a member of said company untell it was finally disbanded. That the said company was verry[sp] frequently called into service same time for a short time as but few days served at other times for longer terms. That his deponent [illegible] not now for the werent of recollection say how many times as all the deponent times as [illegible] in said company as for how long [ illegible] term for as said Sheldon did duty at the diferent[sp] times but from the best recollection of this deponent they were members of said company and did duty [illegible] were subject to do by ^ there in sent in three years in serve and further tis deponent saith
Edward Willcocks [signature]
{Sworn to and subscribed before me at [illegible] in said County of [illegible] this 12th day July 1832 } 
James B. Eldredge 
Judge of [illegible]

I witness that the said Edward Willcox [illegible] has sworn to the [illegible] affidavit is a man of good character for veracity and that his statement is entitled to credit.
James B. Eldredge
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7318
Isaac Sheldon
admitted
16 mo 17 days private
$ 40.00
6.66
1.87
48.59
address P. B. Prindle
Chenaugh
N Y
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State of New York
Madison County Clerk,s Office
P. I. Andrew S. Sloan Clerk  of said
County do certify that James B Eldredge be
fore whom the preceding office of Newports
to have been sworn was at the [illegible] of this
same the first Judge of the [illegible]
in and for the said County [illegible]
acquainted with his hand writing and verify believe his [illegible] sub.
sorbed to the said affidavit to be his proper hand writing and signature witness my hand and seal of office this 8th day of September 1832
A S Sloan Clerk
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May 22, 1935
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BA J ady
S. 14447
Isaac Shelden
Mrs. Jerome H. Prodoehl
The Grosvenor Library
Buffalo, New York
Dear Madam:
Reference is made to your letter relative to
Isac Sheldon, a soldier of the Revolutionary War.
The data contained herein are obtained from
the papers on file in the Revolutionary War for
pension, S. 14447, based upon the military service
of Isaac Shelden in that war.
Isaac Shelden, the name is also shown as Sheldon, was born July 22, 1755 in South Kingstown,
Washington County, Rhode Island. The names of his parents are not shown.
While a resident of South Kingstown, Rhode Island, Isaac Sheldenb enlisted in January 1776
and served three months as orderly sergeant in Captain James Parker's Company, Colonel Thomas Potter's
Rhode Island Regiment. He enlisted in November 1776
and served three months and fifteen days as a private in
Captain Stephen Babocck's Company, Colonel Thomas
Potter's Rhode Island Regiment. He enlisted in the 
summer of 1777 and served two months and twenty five
days as private in Captain Stephen Babcock's Company,
Colonel Thomas Potter's Rhode Island Regiment. He
enlisted in the soring of 1778, served two months and
fifteen days as private in Captain John Wait's Rhode
 Island Company; was in General Sullivan's Expedition 
to Rhode Island and in the battle of Rhode Island.
He enlisted in 1779 and served one month and seven
days as private in Captain Stephen Babock's Rhode
Island Company. He enlisted about the fall of 1779
and served one month and fifteen days as private in
Captain John Wait's Rhode Island Company.
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He lived in South Kingstown, Rhode Island, until
1817. He then resided in Chenango County and Otsego 
County, New York, and later moved to Sherburne, New
York.
He was allowed pension on his application executed
September 6, 1832 a resident of Sherburne,
Chenango County, New York.
There are no family data.
Very truly yours
A.D. Hiller
Executive Assistant to the Administrator
Date of death
not on AB
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14447
Invalid
File No. 14447
Isaac Shelden
Pri. Rev. War
Act: June 7th, 1832
Arrangement of 1870
July6 96
said period
to Dr D W Harrington
Buffalo NY
[illegible]
1923 July 31 Hist to Mrs Geo W
McCoy aw
1935 May 22 Hist to Mrs
Jerome H Prodoehl AD
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OLD WAR & NAVY
JUN 29 1893
[illegible]
PENSION JUN 26 1896
US OFFICE
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Devillo W. Harrington, M.D.   [initials SD appear at top of page]
1430 Main Street,
Office Hours.
8 to 9 A.M.
1 to 2 P.M.
7 to 8 P.M.
Buffalo, N.Y.
June 26 th 96
Commissioner of Pensions
Washington D.C.
In making application as a
member of "Sons of the American
Revolution", I find I must have
same facts from
your office
My Great Grand Father, Isaac Sheldon,
born in R.I.
May 4th 1755 died at
Sherburne 
N.Y. May 6th 1844, was or
Soldier in the Revolutionary Army,
and a pensioner as he died.
Can you give me his regiment
and rank, with length of service, and
copy of Pension certificate, and of 
life.
Yours most sincerely

Devillo W. Harrington
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[circular seal illegible except date May 4 1936]
Board of Trustees
Hon. Louis B Hart, President
Thomas B. Lockwood, Treasurer
Mrs. Edward H. Butler
Robert B Adam
Hon. Daniel J. Kenefick
Augustus H. Shearer Ph. D. Litt. D.
Librarian
The Grosvenor Library
Franklin and Edward Streets
A reference library of 287,000 volumns,for the free use of the public.
Incorporated 1859. The Charter prohibites the removal of books fromthe rooms.
Open from 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. Sunday hours 2 6 P.M.
Buffalo, N. Y. May 3, 1935
Veterans Administration,
Washington, D. C.
Dear Sirs:
Isaac Sheldon was placed on the New York State pension roll, 1833,
for service as private in Capt. James Parker's company, Col. Thomas Potter's
Rhode Island Regiment. May I please have a copy of your record of his pension,
giving name of wife and year pension was granted? I shall be glad to reimburse
you for any expense connected with this favor.
Thank you for your coutesy in this matter.
Very truly yours,
Ruth S. Prodoehl
Mrs. Jerome H. Prodoehl
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[circle seal stamped] PENSION JUN 27 1923 OFFICAL
Mrs. George W. McCoy
314 South Manhattan PlaceLos Angles, California
June 16th, 1923
The Commissioner of Pensions,
Washington, D.C,Dear sir;
May I please have of the pension declartion of the following men?
I have exhausted all other sources of information. Through the material
which I hope you can furnish I think I can establish the identy of some of
my ancestors. The difficulty which I am ancountering is the fact that
there werr more than one man by the name living during Revolutionary
days.
I. Thomas Greene, (son of Peter Greene and Elizabeth Slocum) of Warwick, R. I.
Married Sarah Berry of E. Greenwich, April 8, 1733. They lived in Warwick,
and had chidre, Ruth, Daniel and Reuben. Thos.born Warwick, 2-18-1704-5.
II. Martin Salisbury ( son of Samuel Salisbury and Jemima Martin) born in
Rehoboth Mass. July 4th, 1708. Martin Salisbury married Mary Pierce in
Reoboth Jan. 15th, 1735-6. In 1744 and '47 he is spoken of as being
Warwick and in 1757as a Cranston, R.I. His will was drwan 3-27-1775, in
Cranston and approved 10-30-1779, Cranston.
III. Mial (or Miel) Salisbury (son of above Dea. Thomas and Sarah Greene, of Warwick, Dec. 9, 1764.
IV. Ebenezer Briggs of Borth Kingston, son of John Briggs, married Sleanor Sweet, (faughter of Daniel Sweet of Warwick) in East Greenwich R. I. Feb, 22nd
1756-7. He appears as private, Alarm Co. of N. Kingston. Reported Aug. 2,
1778, "Discharged".
V. Isaac Sheldon. South Kingston, served as Private, Capt. Stephen Babcocks
Co. from Dec. 19, 1777 to Jan. 22, 1778. My Isaac Sheldon ancestor had a
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RECORD
JUN 27 1923
DIVISION
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Mrs. George W. McCoy
314 South Manhattan Place
Los Angles, California
daughter Hannah, who married Bowen Briggs of Charlestown. I think her
father afterwards moved to Chenango County, N. Y.
S4678 sent
VI. William Tanner of East Greenwich of West Greenwich. He was the father ofMartha Tanner who married Sweet Brigg, also a soldier.
VII. James Burlingame of Cransto, father of Charles and others. 
I shall be very appreciative of any assistance with your office
can supply and if there is a fee attached thereto shall be glad to supply the same.
Very truly yours,
Mrs. George W. McCoy
[circular seal] RECORD JUN 27 1923 Division
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War Section 3-525
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
BUREAU OF PENSIONS
Washington, D. C. (blank) 192
S 14447
In reply to your request of (blank), for the history ofIsaac Shelden, a soldier of the Revolutionary War,
the following is taken from the (blank) claim for pension,
DATES OF ENLISTMENT OR APPOINTMENT
Jan 1776 LENGTH OF SERVICE 3 mos RANK Orderly Spl CAPTAIN James Parker COLONEL Thos Potter STATE R.I.
DATES OF ENLISTMENT OR APPOINTMENT Nov 1776 LENGTH OF SERVICE 3 mo 14 days RANK Pvt OFFICERS UNDER WHOM SERVICE WAS RENDERED Captain Stephen Bancock Colonel Thos Potter STATE (blank)
DATES OF ENLISTMENT OR APPOINTMENT  Sum  1977 2 mo 25 days RANK Pvt CAPTAIN Stephen Babcock COLONEL Thos Potter STATE (blank)
DATES OF ENLISTMENT OR APPOINTMENT Spg 1778 LENGTH OF SERVICE 2mo 14 day RANK Pvt Captain John Wait Colonel (check mark) STATE (blank)
DATES OF ENLISTMENT OR APPOINTMENT (blank) LENGTH OF SERVICE 1mo 7 day RANK (blank) Captain Stephen Babcock Colonel ( check mark ) STATE (blank)
DATES OF ENLISTMENT OR APPOINTMENT Fall 1779 LENGHTOF SERVICE 1 mo 12 days RANK (blank) RANK (blank) CAPTAIN John Wait COLONEL (check mark) STATE (blank)
Battles engaged in, R.I.
Residence of soldier at enlistment, South Kingtown, R.I.
Date of application for pension Sept 6 1832 denial was al
Residence at the date of application Sherburne, Chenago Co N. Y.
Age at date of application, b July 22, 1755 in South Kingtown, R.I.
Remarks: No data on file as to his family
Respectfully
Commissioner.