Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File [Blank], for John Tichenor, New Jersey
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3-1776
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Tichenor, John

New Jersey Agency - Invalid Pens.
No papers

d. 7-27-1810
CONTENTS
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- Only John Tichenor.
Mr. F. F. Quinby
49 Overlook Road
Summit, N.J.

April 17 dated
April 18 recd.

Letter in claim Jenas Tichenor W.F. 15961
Please date Apr 26.
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Rev. War Section.

April 26, 1916.

Mr. F. F. Quinby,
49 Overlook Road,
Summit, N. J.

Sir:-
In response to your letter dated the seventeenth instant, your are advised that the only John Tichenor found on the Revolutionary War records of this Bureau, was pensioned at $40.00 per annum for disability incurred as a Private in the Revolution; and in the list of pensioners reported by the Secretary of War in 1835, under "Invalid Pensioners inscribed on the New Jersey Agency, whose residence and other information cannot be ascertained because of the destruction of the papers of the War Office", is the following:
John Tichenor, Private in the Revolutionary Army, pensioned at $40.00 per annum from March 4, 1789 under the Act of June 7, 1785. Died July 27, 1810.
There is no further information obtainable from this Bureau.
Very respectfully, 
GWSaltzgaber
Commissioner.
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Record Division 

August 1, 1911

Mr. William D. Quackenbush,
1317 North Tejen Street,
Colorado Springs, Colo.

Sir:
In response to your letter dated the 22nd and received the 27th ultimo, you are advised that the records of this Bureau show that John Tichenor was pensioned at $40.00, per annum for disability incurred as a Private in the Revolutionary War. There are no papers on file.
In the List of Pensioners reported by the Secretary of War in 1835, under [crossed out: the list of] "Invalid Pensioners inscribed on the New Jersey Agency, whose residence, and other information could not be ascertained because of the destruction of the papers of the War Office in 1814," is the following: John Tichenor, Private, pensioned at $40.00, per annum from March 4, 1789, for service in the Revolutionary Army. Died July 27, 1810." 
There is no further information obtainable from this Bureau.
Very respectfully,

Acting Commissioner.
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PRESIDENT: G. C. HOLDEN
VICE-PRES: W. F. RICHARDS
SEC'Y-TREAS.: W. D. QUACKENBUSH
GEN'L MANAGER: M. E DVORACHEK

THE HOLLAND DAIRY CO.
PRODUCERS OF
CERTIFIED MILK
Under the Milk Commission, El Paso County Medical Society

1317 No Tejon St.
Colorado Springs, Colo., July 22-II 19__

To the Registrar,
Pension Office, Washington, D.C.
Dear Sir:-
Not long ago your sent information to Mr. Austin K. Tichener of San Francisco concerning the services of his ancestor (John Tichener) in the war of the Revolution. This information of yours enabled him to confirm the date he already had and gave him the desired points for admittance to the Sons of the American Revolution. You sent him a record of the Pension paid John Tichener, the amount paid him and the time it expired at his death. 
John Tichener was [xxxxxxx] an ancestor of may wife (Ada Wheaten Tichener) and we desire the data direct from your office for entrance to the D.A.R. for her.
We have it that this John Tichener was wounded in a skirmish on Peek Hill (situated in what is now East Orange N.J.) with a troop of Hessian Soldiers and was taken to Doddtown, his home.
Please give me his rank, company, etc etc.
Thanking you in advance for whatever information you are able and may be pleased to add to the mere facts I am
Very truly yours
WDQuackenbush

ack July o1 1911 aul
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