Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File S. 11652, James Walker, Green Mt. Boys (N.H.) N.Y.
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Green Mtn. Boys, (N. H.)
N. Y

Walker, James
S. 11652
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61 Rossmore Pl.
Belleville, N.J.
Jan 13, 1922

Dept. of the Interior.
Bureau of Pensions
Washington, D.C.

Dear Sirs:
Will you please send me a statement of the military record in the Revolutionary War of the following if they are on your records.
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I. Captain John Smith [underscored]
Capt. in the Rev. and lived at the Pines, Oneida County, N.York near Syracuse Wife's name was Nancy Terwilliger.
II. Edward Curtis [underscored]
Capt. in Rev. and was born in Madison Co., N.Y. Wife's name was Mehitable Hamilton
III. Jacob Amidon [underscored]
Born March 5, 1764
Willington, Conn
Died Sept 17, 1838
Present at Battle of Lexington, I think
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IV. James Walker [underscored]
Born in conn but I think lived in Chenango Co. N.Y. at time of Rev. War and afterwards. His wife's name was Sarah Shapley and he was an officer in Rev. War according to tradition.
thank you very much for your aid in finding these records, I am yours sincerely,
Mrs. O. E. Amidon
Belleville, N.J/
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R. S. Shane, M.D.
Pilot Mound, Iowa

Jan 12/20

From: Mrs R S Shane Pilot-Mound, Iowa
To: Commissioner of Pensions, Washington D.C.

Subject: Pension statement of James Walker

1. James Walker, Revolutionary soldier, born in Killingly Conn 1752. After war lived in Green Chenango Co. N.H.

2. A copy of above soldier Statement for Pension is desired.

3. Expence of above copy will be Paid

Mrs. R. S. Shane
Pilot Mound
Iowa