Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File W. 20,111, Charles Warner, Conn.
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(3--1776)

SERVICE
Conn.

Warner, Charles
Sarah

NUMBER
W. 20.111
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CONTENTS
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6.462
New York
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Charles Warner
of Onondaga in the State of New York
who was a private in the com commanded
by Captain Williams of the Regt commanded
by Col Durkee in the Conn
line for 9 months & 11 days

Reduced from $36.66
[    ]
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Inscribed on the Roll of New York
at the rate of 33 Dollars 11 Cents per annum,
to commence of the 4th day of March, 1834
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Certificate of Pension issued the 20 day of April 1835 and sent to E. W. Curtis   Geddes
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Arrears to the 4th of Sept 1835            2.35
Semi-anl. allowance ending 4 March 
'36                                                        16.55
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                                                            $18.90
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{Revolutionary Claim,}
{Act June 7, 1832.}

Recorded by Dan Boyd    Clerk,
Book E 2     Vol. 4      Page 81

Old Certificate cancelled & new one issued
20 April 1835
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6197
Albany
New York
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Sarah Warner
widow of Charles Warner
N.Y.
who was a Private
in the N. Y. Line
Conn.
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Inscribed on the Roll at the rate of 
20 Dollars 00
Cents per annum, to commence on
the 4th day of March 1843.
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Certificate of Pension issued the 
26th day of September 1844
and sent to 
E. A. Brown
Syracuse
N. Y. 
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Recorded in Book A
Vol.  2     Page 91

2 Certs
1838}
1843} Repo.

Paid at the Treasury under 
the Act of 6 April 1838
 from 4 Sep 1839 to 2d Nov
1839.  Agt. notified 5 Dec
1844
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October 4, 1845 certificate issued 
for arrears under act 7 July,
1838 & joint resolution of 23d 
Jany. 1845 & sent to E. A.
Brown, Syracuse, N. York.
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9740
Sarah Warner
wid of Chs Warner
N. Y.  on
Act July 7 '38
Married '89
Died '37
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Declaration in order to obtain the Benefit of the Act of Congress of the 7th July, 1838 entitled "An act granting half pay and provisions to certain widows".

State of New York}
County of Onondaga} ss.

On this Eighteenth day of September one thousand Eight hundred and forty three, personally appeared before the circuit court holder [  ] the court House in the village of Syracuse in & for the county of Onondaga, before said, Sarah Warner, a resident of the Town of Salina in said County of Onondaga, aged Seventy Five years and upwards.  Who being first duly sworn according to law, doth on her oath make the following Declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the provision made by the act of Congress passed July 7th 1838 entitled "An Act granting half pay and provisions to certain widows."  That she is the widow of Charles Warner, who was a private in the army of The Revolution and who drew a pension for his revolutionary services  under the Act of June 7th 1832 and who held a certificate for said pension bearing date the Twentieth  day of April 1835 and Signed,  "Lew Cass Secretary of War," and "examined & countersigned by J. L.  Edwards Commissioner of Pensions", at the rate of thirty three Dollars and Eleven cents per annum  and is numbered  on the back thereof  "8462".  She further declares that she was married to the said Charles Warner on the fifth day of October Seventeen hundred and
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Eighty nine.  That her husband, the aforesaid Charles Warner died on the twenty sixth day of November Eighteen hundred Thirty Seven.  That she was not married to him prior to his leaving the service, but the marriage took place previous to the first of January Seventeen hundred ninety four. viz: at the time above stated.
Declarant further states that She was married away from home by a clergyman called Elder Wait with whom declarant was wholly unacquainted & she ignorant of the name of place where he preached.  Such marriage was celebrated near the Vermont line, in the eastern part of the State of New York, but she is unable to state in what (present) Town or county. It was ( or New [    ]) in the Easterly part of what was then called Easton & is now in the county of Washington & State of New York. She further declares that there is no town or church record of such marriage to the best of her knowledge and belief.  She further says that in early life she & her said husband kept a family record in a family Bible which became worn out & Said record was copied off about twenty six or twenty seven years ago on to another paper which was framed and preserved as the family record of said Charles Warner & this Declarant. Which said last named record is hereto annexed marked B.  She further declares that the same is a true record of the marriage of this Declarant and the said Charles Warne & of the other facts therein stated.
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Sworn to and Subscribed}
in open court this}
18th day of Sept.}
1843. Before 
D Moseley
Circuit Judge

            her
Sarah     X   Warner
           mark

State of New York}
Onondaga County} ss
Charity Elliott of the town of Salina in the county and State aforesaid being duly sworn say that she is aged forty Eight years and upwards.  That she is the third daughter of the above named Sarah Warner & of Charles Warner deceased who was a Revolutionary Soldier and a pensioner as stated in the foregoing Declaration  of Sarah Warner.  Deponent further says that she well recollects the time the family record hereto prefixed and marked "B" was prepared or rather copied from an ancient Bible Record kept by deponent's father and mother prior to the year 1817.  Said Bible record has long since been worn out & is not now in existence.  Deponent further says she has always understood that her said father, during his lifetime, was  very particular about preserving the exact age of his children & that the above named record was an accurate record of the marriage, births and deaths mentioned therein & she verily believes the Same to be in all things  strictly correct.  Deponent further says that the said record was kept by her said father and mother as the family record from the time the same [      ] date, until the death of her said father & to this time.   Charity Eliot

Sworn to in open court 18th day of Sept 1843 - 
Dan Moseley  Circuit Judge
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State of New York}
Onondaga County} ss.

I, Charles T. Hicks clerk of the county of Onondaga and of the circuit court held in & for said count, do hereby certify that the foregoing contains the original proceedings of the said court in the matter of the application of Sarah Warner for a pension.
I further certify that satisfactory evidence was produced to the said court that Charles Warner was a pensioner of the United States at the rate of Thirty Three Dollars and Eleven cents per annum.  That he died on the twenty sixth day of November Eighteen hundred and thirty seven and that he left a widow living whose name is Sarah Warner & who is the Declarant named in the foregoing proceeding & who is a credible person.

{In Testimony whereof I have hereunto Set my hand and affixed the Seal of said County at the village of Syracuse this 18th day of September Eighteen hundred and forty three.
I further certify that the following alterations , erasures [  ] were made in said proceedings before they were sworn to - viz - on first page of said Declaration "Thirty" blotted.  An erasure at the end of "Eleven" & before "cents".  on 2d line of 2d page of said Declaration"Twenty" interlined before "Sixth"  - An erasure between the 16th & 17 lines - & the words ("as she believes) in the [        ] part" - written on an erasure-
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"W" in the word "Warne" written in part or an erasure.  In  this Certificate the word "twenty" underlined before "Sixth" & "Eighteen" written in part or an erasure.

Chas. T. Hicks   Clerk
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State of New York
County of Onondaga ss

On this 11th day of September eighteen hundred and thirty two, personally appeared before Daniel Mosely Esquire, chancellor of the south circuit of the State of New York, at a court of  [    ] for said state now sitting at the town Onondaga in said county, Charles Warner a resident of Salina in said county of Onondaga, aged sixty nine years, who being  first duly sworn according to law doth on his oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the provision made by the act of Congress passed June 7th 1832.  That he enlisted in the army of the United States the fifteenth of July in the year seventeen hundred and seventy nine in Captain William's company and served in Col. Durkee's regiment in General Parsons Brigade in the Connecticut line under the following named officers viz:  Brigadier General Parsons, Col. Durkee, Capt. Williams, (christian names not recollected),  Lieut. Selah Benton.  None of the names of the other field or company officers are now recollected.  That he left the army about the tenth of January 1780 and was discharged by Capt. John Buel in the town of Danbury Connecticut.  That he resided in the town of Coventry in the county of Windham in the state of Connecticut when he enlisted and was mustered on the 15th of July 1779 in the town of Windham, Connecticut.  From thence he marched to Hartford ct. & from thence to the Highlands on the Hudson river where he joined the army and then he worked thirty one days on Fort Parsons & from there he went with the Brigade to White Plains, where he remained until about the
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twentieth day of November,  when the Brigade left for Stony Point at which place he stayed until the 27th of November (on the 26th the snow fell about eighteen inches deep, he recollect as he was on quarter guard on that day being his birthday) & then marched to Bearskin Ridge to winter quarters, where he remained until he was marched to Danbury in Connecticut by Capt Buel.  That he has lost his discharge and cannot find it among his papers after a thorough search.  That he was sixty nine years of age last November & that he has no record of his age, only in memory.  And further that in the forepart of July in the year seventeen hundred and eighty one he enlisted into Captain Williams company again.  He resided in the the same place as before, was in the same Regiment with the same officers as before stated, with the (according to recollection) addition of Lieut. Col. S. B. Webb.  He was mustered at the town of Windham aforesaid & took the same line of march as before & joined the army between ( Peekskill) the Highlands on the Hudson & White Plains, where he remained until the return of part of Col Durgee's (Webbs) regiment from the battle of Yorktown & then the Brigade marched to the Highlands where he remained until discharged in January 1782 about the tenth, which discharge he has lost.  He hereby relinquishes every claim whatever to a pension or an annuity except the present and he declares that his name is not on the pension roll of any  agency  in any state.
Charles Warner

Sworn to and Subscribed
the day & year aforesaid 
Daniel Moseley} 
Circuit Judge}
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Charles Warner
Pension papers
8960

Webbs Regt
6 mo.
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He (the rest has been crossed out) {hereby relinquishes every claim whatever to a pension or an annuity except for the present and he decla}

And the said court do hereby declare their opinion that the above named applicant was a revolutionary soldier and served as he states.
Daniel Moseley
V. Chancellor
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State of New York}
Chenango County} ss.

Amasa Warner of the Town of Norwich in said county aged seventy years who being sworn according to asw doth depose and say that he is personally acquainted with Charles Warner who now lives in the Town of Salina and county of Onondaga and state of New York and was so acquainted with him and knows that he enlisted in Captain William's Company in Colonel Durgee's Regiment on the fifteenth day of July 1779 in the town of Coventry in the State of Connecticut and this deponent further saith that he was knowing to the said Charles serving five months and saw him often during said time and your deponent further saith not.
Amasa Warner

Sworn and subscribed the
28th day of October 1829 and I certify that the above named witness is credible and to be believed when under oath. I being personally acquainted with him, before me
John Noyes  Judge of Chenango Common Pleas
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State of New York
County of Onondaga, ss
On this 8th day of January in the year of our Lord  one thousand Eight hundred and thirty three personally appeared before Daniel Moseley, Esq. vice chancellor of the seventh circuit of the state of New York at a court of chancery for state now sitting at the town of Onondaga in said county, Charles Warner, a resident of Salina in said county of Onondaga, aged sixty nine years who being first duly sworn according to law doth on his oath make the following supplemental declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the provision made  by the act of congress passed June 7th 1832.  That he enlisted into the army of the United States the fifteenth day of July in the year seventeen hundred and seventy nine in Captain William's company in Colonel Durkee's Regiment of General Parsons Brigade in the Connecticut line.  The following were the officers according to the best of his recollection, General Parsons, Colonel Duarkee, Captain Williams, Lieutenant Selah Benton, christian  names not recollected.   There were Lieut. Col. Sumner, Col Groomer, Col. Russe, Col. Meigs and Major Leavenworth, who he now recollects belonged to the Brigade.  That he left the army the fifteenth of January 1780 and was discharged by Captain John Buel in the town of Danbury Connecticut.  That he resided in Coventry in the county of Windham in the state of Connecticut, when he enlisted and he mustered on the 15th day of July 1779 in the town of Windham in said county from thence he marched with his company to Hartford Ct. & thence to the Highlands on the Hudson River where he joined the army and there he worked thirty one days on Fort Parsons & from thence he
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went with the Brigade to White Plains where he remained until about the 20th of November when the Brigade left for Stony Point, where he stayed until the 27th  (he recollect the day well because the day before was his birthday and he was on quarter guard and the snow fell eighteen inches deep) when they marched to Bearskin Ridge to winter quarters where he remained until  he started for Danbury in Ct. under the command of Capt. Buel, a short time before he was discharged, He recollects that in the latter part of December, while at Bearskin Ridge the troops were short for provisions and Sert. Gail Strong, who belonged to the Rangers  bought a large black dog by the name of "bear" and had him killed, dressed and cooked and he sent out invitations to the other officers to come and dine with him on a "bear" and they all partook of the hearty dinner on bear and remained ignorant of the truth of the dog "bear" for several days.  That between tenth & fifteenth of July 1781, he enlisted again enlisted into Captain Williams company, was mustered in the same place as before and took the same line of march as before and joined the army at Peekskill.  That on reflection since making out his former statement, Captain Williams company was transferred to Col. Webb's Regiment some time, the time of his first enlistment and the second, so that he was in Col. Webb's Regiment in his second term of service.  That he remained with the troops at Peekskill until a part of the Brigade returned from the  battle of Yorktown
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& then he marched to the Highlands where he remained until he was discharged according to his recollection, the tenth day of January 1782.  That he served in the army as aforesaid six month in 1779 & 1780 and six months under Col. Webb in 1781 & 1782.  That he has lost both of his discharged or they are destroyed.  That he was seventy years of age the 26th day of November last, he has no record of his age.  That he resided in county where he enlisted the second time.  He hereby relinquishes every claim whatever to a pension or any annuity except the present & declares that his name is not on the pension roll of any agency in any state.  That he is unable to prove his service in the years 1779 & 1780 except by Amasa Warner, whose affidavit is hereto annexed, as he knows of no man living who was in Captain Williams company.  That this applicant made inquiry and obtained said affidavit of Amasa Warner in the year 1829 with the expectation and intention of making an application for a pension under the former law, but was not able to find any more of the survivors of that corps.  Amasa left the place where this applicant was in 1780 one month before he was discharged &  that is the reason that said Amasa can swear to but five months of this applicant's service.   That said Amasa is so old and infirm and remote from Onondaga (about seventy miles) that he has not been present at this examination.
Charles Warner

Sworn to & subscribed the day & years first above written before me.
Daniel Moseley}
Circuit  Judge}

The word "supplemental" interlined.
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And the said court do hereby declare their opinion that the above named applicant was a revolutionary soldier and served as he states.
Daniel Moseley
Vice Chancellor
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MARRIAGES
Mr Charles Warner and Ms Sarah
Warner joined in the holy Bands
of Matrimony October the 5th 1789

BIRTHS
Charles Warner Born November
the 26th in the Year of 1762
Sarah Stockwell Born September
the 5th in the year of 1768
Easter Warner Born August
the 13th in the year of 1790
Lucy Warner Born August
13th in the year of 1792
Charity Warner Born November
the 9th in the year of 1795
Zeruiah Sophia Warner Born 
April the 11th in the year 1797
Betey Warner Born July the 
17th in the year of 1799
Polly Warner Born December
the 6th in the year of 1801
Rhoda Warner Born May
the 7th in the year of 1805
Charles Eldridge Warner born
June the 6th in the year 1807
A Child Stillborn November
 20th  Name Disigned Israel 
Warner, in the year of 1809

DEATHS
Israel Warner Departed 
this life November 20th 
In the year of 1809

Lucy Van Dozen Died
April 8 1831

Charles Eldridge 
Warner
Died December
29 1835
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December 8, 1933

BA-J/ILL
Charles Warner
W.  20111

Mrs. A. L. Maltbie
Dishman, Washington.

Dear Madam:

Reference is made to your letter in which you request the Revolutionary War pension records of Charles Warner and John Holister of Connecticut,  Jonathan Culver of New York,  Edward Culver of New York or Connecticut, and Joseph Godfrey of New Hampshire or Massachusetts.

A search of Revolutionary War records has been made and no claims for pension or bounty land made to the United States found based upon service of John  Holister of Connecticut, or of any Johnathan Culver, Edward Culver or Joseph Godfrey;  various spellings of these surnames have been used in the search of the records.

The record of Charles Warner has been found and is furnished herein as shown in the papers on file in pension claim,  W. 20111, based upon his service in the Revolutionary War.

Charles Warner was born November 26, 1762, the place and names of his parents not shown.

While a resident of Coventry, Windham County, Connecticut, he enlisted July 15, 1779, served as private in Captain Williams'  and  John Buell's companies, Colonel Durkee's Connecticut regiment and was discharged January 10 or 15, 1780.  He enlisted sometime in July, 1781, served as private in Captain Williams' company,  Colonel S. B. Webb's Connecticut regiment and was discharged January 10, 1782.

He was allowed pension on his application executed September 11, 1832, at which time he resided in Salina, Onondaga County, New York.

The soldier died November 26, 1837.
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Charles Warner married October 5, 1789, Sarah Stockwell, who was born September 5, 1768.  The wedding was performed by a minister away from home in a town in the eastern part of New York, near the Vermont line.

Sarah Warner, the soldier's widow, was allowed pension on her application executed September 18, 1843, at which time she was a resident of Salina, New York.  In 1846, her residence was Syracuse, New York.

The names of the children of Charles Warner and his wife, Sarah are shown as follows:

Easter Warner      born   August       13, 1790.
Lucy       "                "           "             13, 1792.
Charity    "               "       April             9, 1795.
Zeruia Sophia "       "        April           11, 1797.
Betey      "               "        July              27, 1799.
Polly       "               "        December      6, 1801.
Rhoda    "               "        May                7, 1805.
Charles Eldridge     "        June                6, 1807,
              Warner           died December 29,1835,  
Israel        "              "       November    20, 1809,     
                                    died November 20,1809.


The following death is shown also - Lucy Van Dezen died April 8, 1831.

In 1843, soldier's third child, Charity Eliot, was a resident of Salina, Onondaga County, New York; the name of her husband  and date of their marriage are not shown in this pension claim.

In October, 1829, one Amasa Warner was a resident of Norwich, Chenango County, New York, then seventy years of age; he stated then that he enlisted in Coventry, Connecticut, and served in the same company with Charles Warner, but he did not state any relationship between them.

Very truly yours,
A .D. HILLER,
Assistant to Administrator.

2.
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Sarah Warner's
Declaration
under Resolution
of Jany 23d 1845
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Declaration in order to obtain
the Benefits of the resolution of Congress
of the 23rd January 1845.
Whereas the act of 30th of April, 1844.
prohibited me from drawing a pension, for the same period, during which my husband was a pensioner, I now make the following statement, under oath, to obtain the benefits of the resolution above mentioned. I am the widow of Charles Warner, who was a private in the Revolutionary war, I have drawn a pension at the rate of twenty Dollars per annum, from the twenty Sixth Day of November 1837 to the fourth of March 1841. & W. W. from the fourth of March 1843 to the fourth of March 1845. I now ask for the amount due me from the fourth of March 1836 to the twenty sixth day
of November 1837 when my former pension commenced-- I made my Declaration before the 30th of April 1844. and it was filed in the pension office before the 23d of January 1845.
Sworn & Subscribed before me, this 14th day of August 1845 Sarah her X mark Warner
Wm W. Tripp Justice of the Peace

I certify that the declarant is personally known to me, and that she is the same person she represents herself to be in the foregoing affidavit-
Wm W Tripp J. P.

State of New York
Onondaga County
I certify that Wm W. Tripp who has Signed the foregoing, is a Justice of the peace, in & for the County of Onondaga, in the State of New York, and the above are his signatures -
In testimony whereof I have hereunto Subscribed my name & affixed my seal of
of office this 19th day of August AD 1845 at Syracuse in said County & State AD 1845 [underlined?]
Lewis J. Gillet, Dep. Clerk (Clk absent)
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State of New York
Washington County
Town of Easton ss I Russel S Borden of the Town, County & State aforesaid being duly
sworn depose and Say that I hold the office of Town Clerk in the said Town of Easton-- & that I have searched the records of said Town for evidence of the marriage of Charles Warner
and Sarah Stockwell - & after a diligent search am unable to find a record of such marriage in the Books or papers of said office & further
that it does not appear to have been used to record marries in the Books of said office prior to the year 1830 - I further Say not.
or before me this 28th day of September A.D. [illegible] Russell P. Borden
Wm Cozzins Justice Peace

State of New York
Washington County Henry Shepherd Dep
J. Edward [illegible]
County Clerk of the County of Washington in the State of New York aforesaid do hereby certify that William S Cozzens before whom the whom the foregoing affidavit of Russell S Borden was taken on the 28th day of Sept Just-
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was on that Day a Justice of the Peace in & for the county of Washington aforesaid and that the signature to the Jurat to said Affidavit purporting to be the signature of the said Justice, is his genuine signature.

In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand & Seal of Office this 29th Day of September 1843, at the village of  Argyle in Said County.
H. Shipherd   Dep Clerk
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 8960
Let E. W. Curtis
[    ]    [  ]  [  ]

Ad
11m
$33.33

E. W. Curtis
Geddes
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Chandler
5 mo - 16 Aug 79  15 Jany 80
Webbs
[  ] July 1, 81
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I any
Daniel T. Moseley Deputy Clerk of the Court of Chancery of the seventh Circuit for the State of New York do hereby certify that the foregoing contains the original proceedings of the said Court in the matter of the application of
Charles Warner for a pension- And also this
further proceedings of the said Court on a supplementary declaration made the 8th day of Jany 1833 In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal of office this 8th day of January 1833
Daniel T. Moseley
Deputy Clerk
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Charles Warner
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Geddes N.Y. Oct 4. 1834
Hon Lewis Cass
Sec War
Dear Sir
Enclosed I send you the Certificate of the Comptroller of public accounts of the State of Connecticut showing that Charles Warner served in the 8th Ct. Regt. in the year 1779 five months under the command of Col Isaac Sherman & also that he served in the 3d Regt four months & 28 days in the year 1781. Mr Warner has procured this with a view of establishing his [defend?] claim for a part of his Services in the Revolutionary war as he does not receive pay but for part of his services as will appear by reference to his pension papers on file in the pension office of last year of the Comptrollers certificate should not be sufficient with his papers on file to entitle Mr W to additional compensation please inform me what further proof will be
required and confer a favor on a worthy and needy old soldier
Your Obt Servt
J.W. Curtis
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Mar 23
NY
Charles Warner
[illegible] certificate
for 9 months & 28 days
$33." [illegible]
J.L. Edwards Esq
Comm of Pensions
Washington City
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Geddes March 14 1835
J. L. Edwards Esq
Com of Pensions
Dr Sir Enclosed I send you Charles Warner's pension certificate for correction agreeable to the certificate of the comptroller of ct. which I sent to you on the 4th of Oct last Mr W has endeavored to procure evidence to reconcile the discrepancy between his declaration & the Comptrollers certificate without success He supposes the difference consists in his computation of time in going to the place of rendezvous of the any and returning.
Please send the pension certificate to me as soon as corrected
Respectfully
Your Obt Servt
Serv
C.M. Curtis
[illegible] Geddes
N. York
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No 8766
New York.
Sarah Warner,
widow of Charles Warner,
who was a pensioner under the Act of 1832,
and who died on the 26 Nov. '27
of Onondaga in the State of N.
who was a private in the Coy.
commanded by Captain Williams of the
commanded by Col. Durkee in
the Connecticut line for 6 mos
Inscribed on the Roll of Albany,
at the rate of 20 Dollars
Cents per annum, to commence on the 4th day
of March, 1836 & ending 27 Nov. 1837.
---
Certificate of Pension issued the 4th. day of
Oct: 1815, and sent to E. A. Brown
Syracuse, N.Y.
Total amount,
$38.88
[Act July 7, 1838.]
[illegible 23 Jany. '45
Recorded by [illegible] Stewart Clerk,
Book D Vol. 1 Page 187
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State of Connecticut
Comptroller's office
Hartford
24th September 1834
On examination of the files of this office. it appears that on a return of the Eight months men in the 8th Connecticut Regiment commanded by Colonel Isaac Sherman for the year 1779, the name of Charles Warner is found as having served from the 16th day of August to the 15th day of January a period
of five months. said return certified by John Chandler as a true account delivered him by the commanding officer of said Regiment. And on examination of the books of this office, it appears that, Charles Warner, joined the 3rd Regiment as a short [illegible] in the year 1781, and was in service from 15th day of July to 13th day of December a period of four months 28 days, for which service he was paid by this State $9. 17. which was charged to the United States.
Certified by
Roger Huntington
Comptroller of Public Accounts
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Charles Warner
Payments to be made
at N. York
by Pres. A.S. Br. M
Agent for paying Pensioners
in the Agency of
New
3666
146
87
21
16871
19941
York
Recorded in the Pension Office
in Book C Vol. 4.
Page 33 by
GC Stiles
Clerk.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
Revolutionary Claim.
I certify that, in conformity with the law of the United States of the 7th June, 1832, Charles Warner of the State of New York who was a Private in the Revolutionary Army is entitled to receive Thirty Six dollars and Sixty Six cents per annum, during his natural life, commencing
on the 4th of March, 1831, and payable semi-annually on the 4th of March, and 4th of September, in every year.
Given at the War Office of the United States, this 12 day of April one thousand eight hundred and thirty three
Lew Cass
Secretary of War.
Examined and
Countersigned.
J L Edwards
Commissioner of Pensions.
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B 9740
Oct 2. 1843
Sarah Warner
Act 1838.
N. Y.
[Round seal]/SYRACUSE N.Y. SEP 30/[Round seal]
Hon. J. L. Edwards
Commissioner of Pensions
Washington City
D.C
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Syracuse [illegible] Co. N.Y.
Sept 27th 1843.
Sir-
Enclosed I send papers of Sarah Warner for the purpose of obtaining a five years pension-- on account of the Revolutionary Services of Charles Warner deceased who was a pensioner-
The original certificate was sent to Albany a few days ago for the purpose of drawing the
arrearage of his pension - I was informed that
it must go to Washington before the [illegible] could be paid-to you [illegible] the original certificate referred to [illegible and crossed out word] enclosed declaration-
You are doubtless aware that we cannot obtain any town Record in this State to prove marriages. The Section of country where this marriage took place goes by a different name now from what it did then-- but I am endeavoring to find where Elder Wait preached. I presume the papers enclosed
together with the original [crossed out]/papers/[crossed out] certificate & papers annexed to that will be abundant evidence of identity & of Marriage- when you are satisfied that higher grade of evidence of Marriage does not exist-
I remain Yours
With great respect
Edward A. Brown
Hon. J.L. Edwards-
P.S. What has become of supplemental papers
in the case of Mary Bogardus?
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GIDEON, PRINTER.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
SECOND COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE.
Oct. 2d, 1843
Sir,
Under the act of the 6th of April, 1838, entitled "An Act directing the transfer of money remaining unclaimed by certain Pensioners,
and authorizing the payment of the same at the Treasury of the United States," and the third section of the Act of August 23, 1842, extending the time within which pensioners may receive their pensions from the pension
agents, The widow of Charles Warner, decd.
a Pensioner on the Roll of the Albany N. York
Agency, at the rate of Thirty three Dollars
and 11 Cents per annum, under the law of the 7th June 1832 has been paid at this Department, from the 4th of Sept. 1837, to the 26th Nov. 1837.
Respectfully, yours
Albion K. Parris
Comptroller.
To the COMMISSIONER OF PENSIONS.
Present.
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B
9. Oct 1843
NY
Sarah Warner
add evidence
[round seal]/SYRACUSE N.Y. OCT 6/[round seal]
[illegible]
Hon. J. L. Edwards
Commissioner of Pensions
Washington City
D.C.
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Syracuse Oct 9th 1843.
Dear Sir-
Enclosed is a paper relative to
the pension case of Mrs Sarah
Warner, Widow of Charles Warner
deceased - other paper have been
heretofore sent-
Yours Respectfully
Edward A. Brown
Hon. J. L. Edwards
[illegible]
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[illegible][Apl?] 12 44
Sarah Warner
NY [illegible]
[round seal]/SYRACUSE N.Y. [illegible] 9/[round seal]
James L. Edwards
Comr of Pensions
Washington City
G.C.
---
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Syracuse N.Y. April 9. 1844
Sir
In the pension case of Mrs. Sarah Warner, I have received your communication-
Stating that any quarter pay can be allowed as the proof of Charles Warner's [crossed out] Services now stands on record in your Office-
Will you do me the favor to state under what officers Warner in his declaration claimed to have performed service- excepting the service of which exists under Col. Durkee-& Captain Williams- so that I may enquire at our comptroler's office for evidence of such service-
I was never acquainted with Warner-do I have data from which to make a memorandum for a search. [illegible] evidence in this case cannot be rated
Allow me to enquire if you ever received the 
supplimental papers in the case of Mrs
Catherine Carn including a certified Copy Deed executed by her of John Hartley her former husband. Conveying Harley his Military lands-
I enquire about this, because, my book shews that Mrs. Carns papers were forwarded to you before Mrs Warners & that in answer to Mrs. Warner was received by me some days but nothing from Mrs. Clarks-
Yours Truly
Edward A. Brown
To
Hon. J. L. Edward Court of Pe
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Comptroller's Office
Hartford Conn.  13 May 1844.

On application for evidence of the service of Charles Warner in the War of the Revolution, who is said to have served in the the Reg. of Col. Durkee in 1779 - 80.  And also under the same officers, "with the addition of Lt Col. B. Webb", his is said to served from "the forepart of July 1781", and discharged after the battle of Yorktown,  I have examined the several settlements made with the regiments commanded by Colonels John Durkee & Saml. B. Webb, of the Connecticut Line, together with the whole roll of that Line, and do not find the name of Charles Warner.
I certify the foregoing to a true statement, after a  careful examination of the books above referred to.

for A. Carrington,  Comptroller

E. Benjamin   Chief clerk.
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Syracuse May 16th 1844
Dr. Sir-
I have procured a search to be made at Hartford for proof of Services of Charles Warner - & the result is or the other page-- Mrs. Sarah Warner who is now applying for a pension insists that her husband always claimed to have served two periods of about 6 months-i.e. in -79 & 81 -
I cannot procure any further evidence that I know of - witness Denison Avery of Salina, formerly of Coventry & who is a pensioner
may know something of his Services-
The New Comptroller of Conn. may not be as good & expect a [illegible] as the old
If after a reexamination you Cannot in justice
to yourself grant the same pension that the
old soldier drew-- why Mrs. W. Must be content to receive what is granted-- you may rest assured and that old Mr Charles Warner
sustained a high character for honesty &
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[           ] of character.  and it Seems to me that his statements, under these circumstances can hardly be presumed  fraudulent or mistaken in point of fact.
I have done all I can do for Mrs. Sarah Warner without further information.  I can only request your department to consider the facts in her case as favorably as possible.
Yours
Edward A. Brown

J.L. Edwards
comm

free
Hon. J. L. Edwards
Comm of Pension
Washington City
D. C.

May 20 1844
[    ]
[    ]
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338
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111

18.2           20.21

20.
10
  6.66
  2.22
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38.88


Aug  22, 1848
Official 
Aug 22 

Syracuse 
Aug
19
N. Y.

Sarah Warner
March 3d

43-6197

Res.
Jan 23d 1843

Hon.  J. L. Edwards
Comm of Pensions
Washington City
DC
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Syracuse, N. York,  August 19, 1845

Dear Sir,

I enclose you Declaration of Mrs. Sarah Warner, to obtain back pension.
You will please Send return to me at this place & oblige.

Yours Truly
E. A. Brown

Hon. J. L. Edwards
Com of Pensions}
Washington}
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Syracuse    May 30th 1846

Sir,

I have seen in the papers the 2d section of an act recently passed by Congress, affecting certain pensions of widows 
Mrs. Sarah Warner of this Town is in the receipt of a pension at the rate of only $20 per annum, whereas her  husband up to the time of his death drew a much larger sum ( about $37,  if I recollect right.)
It has occured to me that Mrs. Warner should, within the spirit & interest of the house of Congress above referred to,  be pensioned at the full amount which her husband continued to receive up to  the time of his death.  For it cannot be supposed that Charles Warner's pension was [  ] granted & continued to be paid up to the time of his death improperly.   And there certainly are not wanting [     ] & equitable reasons for allowing the widow at this late day the same stipend which her husband received.  The want of actual knowledge of the circumstances of the service prevent her being able to supply proof  which he might have easily done, if alive.  
In the same category are Mrs. Hannah Stow
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of Erie Co. Pennsylvania & Mrs. Olive Cummings widow of Jedediah Cummings of Lima, Livingston county in this State.  Perhaps one or two others for whom I have transacted business of this kind with your department.
I respectfully ask if my view is the right one, that certificates for the additional sums in these several cases may be issued.

I am respectfully
Your Obedient Servant
E. A. Brown

Hon. J. L. Edwards
Com of Pensions
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9740
Sarah Warner
NY
Act 7 July 1838

Adm. 11 mo private
commencing in 27 November
1837 and terminating on 4
March 1841
$20 per ann

No. 6495

Adm  3 March 1843
$20 - per ann

Edward A. Brown
Syracuse
New York
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20111 - W
Rev War
(3----469:)
------------------
Bureau of Pensions.
-------------------
Application No. 
Certificate No.

NAME OF SOLDIER,
Charles Warner
Co.___________ , Regt NY or Conn

INFORMATION DESIRED.
All papers
for war
K

SECOND DEPUTY
APR 14 1896
COMMISSIONER.

Drew pension and lived in Onondaga Co.
N Y
Wife - Sarah

OLD WAR & NAVY.
APR. 14 1896
FILES
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V   9740
---------
Sarah Warner
N. Y.
---------
Suspended
Letter to Ed A Brown  Mar
1844
Let,  to do.  do.  Mar 20th 44
  "     to do.  do.  Apr 20th 44

Act July 7th '38
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8462
8960
New York
---------------------------------------
Charles Warner
of Onondaga in the State of N. York
who was a Private in the Company commanded 
by Captain Williams of the Regt. commanded
by Col. Durkee in the Cont. line for 11 mos    Conn.
----------------------------------------
Inscribed on the Roll of N. York
at the rate of 30 Dollars 00 Cents per annum,
to commence on the 4th day of March 1831.
----------------------------------------
Certificate of Pension issued the 12th day of April 1833 and sent to E. W. Curtis  Geddes
-----------------------------------------
Arrears to the 4th of Mar. '33       $ 73.32
Semi-anl. allowance ending
4th Sept 33                                      18.33
                                                       --------
                                                       $91.65
                                                       --------
{Revolutionary Claim,}
{Act June 7,  1832.}

Recorded by G C Stiles        Clerk,
Book C.    Vol.   4,        Page 35

Let. to E. W. Curtis - 13 Oct 34
   "     "  J. Fleming      "     "   "
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8766

New York
----------------------------------
Sarah Warner, 
widow of Charles Warner
who was a pensioner under the Act of 1832
and who died on the 26 Novem. 1837
of Onondaga  in the State of NY
who was a Pri in the Co. commanded
by Captain Williams of the
Regt. commanded by Col Durkee in
the N. Y. line for 6 mos
--------------------------------------
Inscribed on the Roll of Albany
at the rate of 20 Dollars  00
Cents per annum, to commence of the 
27th Novem. 1837
----------------------------------------------
Certificate of Pension issued the 26th day of 
Septem. 1844 and sent to E A
Brown, Syracuse, NY
-----------------------------------------------
Total amount,

[Act July 7, 1838.]
Recorded by F S Swann,   Clerk
Book D    Vol. 1      Page 187
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Rev
WIDOW, & c.
-----------------
File No. 20111
Sarah Warner
wid. of
Charles Warner
Priv. Rev. War
-------------------
Act :  March 3rd  1843
Index : -- Vol.    M,   Page  G 12

[Arrangement of 1870.]


Apr 15 - 96 - History to Hon. G. D Perkins  HR
1912  Nov 21 Hist. to Mrs. Freeman C. Rogers (Olive H. W )  nc
1916 Jany 17 Hist. to Mrs. L. N. Nichols.
--------------------------------------------------
1928 - Oct. 29, Hist. to Mrs. W. A Elliot.   M. E. E.
----------------------------------------------------
1933 - Dec. 8 - Hist. to Mrs. A. L. Maltbie , ILL.
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. . . Third Annual Meeting of the . . .
. . Northwestern Iowa Teachers' . .
Association.
---------------
Cherokee, Iowa, April 30, May 1 and 2, 1896.
------------------
President --
City Supt. A. V. Storm, Storm Lake, Ia
Vice President --
Co. Supt. J. C. Hagler, Ida Grove, Ia.
Secretary --
City Supt. N. Spencer, Denison Ia.
Treasurer --
Miss Kate Merrit, Alton, Ia.
---------
Executive Committee.
City Supt. E. A. Kreger, Ch'm, Cherokee, Ia.
City Supt. W. I. Simpson, Sheldon, Ia.
Miss Elizabeth Perkins,  Sioux City, Ia.
----------------------------------------------
Section Presidents.
----
Country Schools --
Co. Supt. Ella Seckerson, Primgahr, Ia
Graded Schools --
City Supt. Sherman Yates, Ida Grove, Ia.
High Schools --
Miss Gertrude Dawley, Sioux City, Ia.
School Officers --
F. C. Hills, Sioux City, Ia
----------------------------------------------------
Sioux City Iowa,  April 3th 1896.

Hon Geo D. Perkins
M. C.  Washington D C

Friend Perkins

Mrs Hills desires to join the daughters of the 
Am Revolution, but lacks some data to establish descent.
Her Great Grandfather on her mother's side was Charles Warner, who was a soldier in the Revolution and drew a pension. His last place of residence and where he died was at "Geddes" Onondaga Co. New York.  This is near Syracuse N Y and pension may have been paid through that office.  His wife was Sarah (Stockwell) Warner, but we have been unable to find any record or get any reliable information as to his record.  The Warner family was from Connecticut and he might have enlisted there.  If from this "[      ]" you
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. . . Third Annual Meeting of the . . .
. . Northwestern Iowa Teachers' . .
Association.
-----------------
Cherokee, Iowa, April 30, May 1 and 2, 1896
-----------------
Hagler, Ida Grove, Ia.
Deputy Supt. N. Spencer, Denison, Ia.
Treasurer -- 
Miss Kate Merrit, Alton, Ia
----------
Executive Committee.
City Supt. E. A. Kreger, Ch'm.  Cherokee, Ia
City Supt. W. I. Simpson, Sheldon, Ia
Miss Elizabeth Perkins, Sioux City, Ia
--------------------------------------
Section Presidents.
---
Country Schools --
Co. Supt. Ella Seckerson, Primgahr, Ia
Graded Schools --
City Supt. Sherman Yates, Ida Grove, Ia.
High Schools --
Miss Gertrude Dawley, Sioux City, IA
School Officers -- 
F. C. Hills, Sioux City, Ia
------------------------------------------
___________________Iowa, ____________1896.

Hon. George P

could obtain any information from the Pension records that would assist Mrs Hills.  I assure you it will be appreciated and I will take pleasure in reciprocation as opportunity may offer.
Very truly yours
F. C. Hills

Revolutionary Service
Charles Warner,   with place and date of birth and death
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Colorado State Conference Officers

STATE REGENT - MRS. FREEMAN C. ROGERS,
1112 East Ninth St., Pueblo
STATE VICE-REGENT - MRS. FRANK McCLINTOCK
Grand Junction

RETIRING STATE REGENT -
MRS. FRANK WHEATON
939 Washington St., Denver
RECORING SECRETARY -
MRS. CLYDE C. DAWSON,
1211 Race Street, Denver
CORRESPONDING SECRETARY - 
MRS. A. C. DANIELS,
230 W. Abriendo Ave., Pueblo
TREASURER -
MRS. LEWIS C. GREENLEE,
736 Washington St., Denver
CONSULTING REGISTRAR -
MRS. NETTIE K. GRAVETT,
552 Humboldt St., Denver
AUDITOR - MISS GRACE D. BREWSTER
602 North First St., Montrose
HISTORIAN -
MRS. MILO G. DERHAM,
905 Thirteenth St., Boulder
CHAPLAIN - 
MRS. C. P. GILLETTE,
620 Elizabeth St., For Collins

Pueblo, Colo.,
Nov. 14, 1912

Commissioner of Pensions
Washington, D. C.

Will you kindly send me the pension record of Charles Warner, who served in the War of the Revolution?  Chars. Warner was born in Windham Conn., and is on the Pension Rolls of Onondaga Co., N. Y.

Yours Respectfully
Olive H. Warner Rogers
State Regent of Colo.
N. S. D. A. R.

Mrs. Freeman C. Rogers,
1112 E. Ninth St.
Pueblo,
Colo.
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m/
Revo. Sec.
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1915 Daly Ave.,  N.Y. City.
January 5, 1916.

Commissioner Pensions,
Washington, D. C.

Dear Sir,

Can you tell me if the records on file in your office give any information regarding the following Revolutionary soldiers:

Charles Warner, enl. Windham, Conn. 1779 under Capt.  Samuel Williams and again in 1781 in same company.

James Warner (neg), Captain in 27th Conn. militia.

Seth Warner (neg), sea captain, who served during the Revolution in procuring Naval forces on the Lakes etc.  He was from Saybrook, Conn.

Major Robert Warner, of Middletown, Conn; ensign, 1775;  Lieut., 1776;  capt., 1777 in 3d Conn. Regt.

Yours very truly,
Josephine G. Nichols,
(Mrs. L. M. Nichols)
1915 Daly Ave.,
N Y. City

PENSION
 D
JAN
U   8   S
1916
OFFICE
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1011 Thurman Street
Portland, Oregon
10 January 1928

Bureau of Pensions
U S Dept of Interior
Washington, D C

Gentlemen : - 

Will you please give me the Revolutionary War Record of Charles Warner who was born in 1762 and married Sarah Stockwell Oct. 5, 1789. He enlisted at Windham, Conn. on July 15, 1779 and was discharged January 1782. He died Nov. 26 1837 (See pension records.  September 11, 1832, from Salina, N Y)

We wish also the 1812 War Record of Capt. Jesse Post.  (no serv.  no ow.)
I believe his residence to have been Georgia, Vt. His son, Harlow Post was married there in 1820. Can you give us the maiden name of Mrs. Jesse Post and any other information concerning him or his family ?

Have you any record of  a Michael Hoover, or Huber, who was born in 1734, died in 1818.  His residence was believed to be in Lancaster Co. or Dauphin Co., Penna.? 

Have you any record of Abraham Hershey who was born in 1747, married Barbara Kreider or of the Rev Martin Kreider, father of Barbara?  Both Abraham Hershey and Rev. Martin Kreider lived in Dauphin Co. Penna.

Very truly yours,
Lillian Post Eliot
Mrs. W A Eliot
1011 Thurman Street
Portland, Oregon

LPE: C
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11-24-33

ESTHER REED CHAPTER
SPOKANE, WASHINGTON

The Pension Bureau:
Washington, D. C.

I should like to know if the following men drew a pension, in the Revolutionary War, if so, I should like to know the names of their wives & children, with dates, if this information is on the pensions records.  ?

Charles Warner of Conn.      Col Cue
John Holister of Conn.        not on of Conn. (one          
                                            N. Jersey)
Johathan Culver of N. Y.
Edward Culver of N. Y. or of Conn.
Joseph Godfrey of N. H. and Joseph Godfrey of Mass.

Thanking you very kindly,

Mrs. A. L. Maltoie,
Dishman,
Washington.
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Department of the Interior,
Bureau of Pensions,
Office of the Deputy Commissioner.

Washington D. C.  April 15, 1896.

Hon. George D. Perkins, 
House of Representatives.

Sir : -

In reply to your request for a statement of the service of Charles Warner in the Revolutionary War, I have the honor to advise you that it appears he enlisted at Windham, Conn., on the 15th of July, 1779, in Capt. William's Co., of Col. Durkee's Regt., Conn. Troops. and remained in the service until Jan. 10, 1780, when discharged. He again enlisted at Windham, Conn., in the early part of July 1781, in Capt. William's Co., of Col. Webb's Regt., Conn. Troops, and was discharged in Jan. 1782.

He applied for pension Sept. 11,1832, from Salina, N. Y. and stated that he was 69 years of age in the Nov. preceding.  Pension was allowed him in April, 1835.  His widow Sarah applied for pension in Sept., 1843, from Salina, N. Y., which was granted to her in Sept. 1844.  She states in her declaration that she was 75 years of age; was married to the soldier Oct. 5, 1789, and that the soldier died Nov. 26, 1837.

No further information as to his service appears.

Very respectfully,
Signed (HCB)
Deputy Commissioner.
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Rev. & 1812 Wars Section        M. E. E. 
MEE/ecl

October 29, 1928

Mrs. W. A. Eliot
1011 Thurman Street
Portland, Oregon

Madam:

I advise you from the papers in the Revolutionary War pension claim, W. 20111, it appears that Charles Warner was born November 26, 1762.

While a resident of Coventry, Windham County, Connecticut, he enlisted, July 15, 1779, served as a private in Captains Williams' and John Buell's Companies, Colonel Durkee's Connecticut Regiment, and was discharged January 10 or 15, 1780.

He enlisted in July 1781, served as a private in Captain Williams' Company, Colonel S. B. Webb's Connecticut Regiment and was discharged January 10, 1782.

He was allowed pension on his application executed September 11, 1832, while a resident of Salina, Onondaga County, New York.

He died November 26, 1837

The soldier married, October 5, 1789, in the eastern part of New York State, Sarah Stockwell who was born
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September 5, 1768.  She was allowed pension on her application executed September 18, 1843, while a resident of Salina, New York.

Their children were:

Easter           born     August     13, 1790
Lucy              born    August      13, 1792
                     married ______ Van De Zen and 
                     died April  8, 1831
Charity          born April  9, 1795, was a resident of Salina, New York, in 1843
Zeruiah Sophia  born  April  11, 1797
Betsey/Betey      born  July   27, 1799 
Polly                      "      December 6, 1801
Rhoda                   "      May  7, 1805
Charles Eldridge   "       June  6, 1807
                              died December 29, 1835
Israel                      born November 20, 1809
                               died November 20, 1809

The Revolutionary War records of this bureau fail to afford any information in regard to Michael Hoover or Huber, as described by you, or to any Abraham Hershey or Martin Kreider,  all spellings searched, and the War of 1812 records fail to show that pension was ever claimed on account of the services of any Jesse Post.

Respectfully,

E. W. MORGAN
Acting Commissioner.
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[  ]DIVISION.         3---525.
---------------
[  ]F  20,111   DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
BUREAU OF PENSIONS.
Washington, D. C., _______________, 19 ____

In reply to your request of ___________, received ______________ for a statement of the military history of Charles Warner a soldier of the REVOLUTIONARY WAR, you will find below the desired information as contained in his (or his widow's) application for pension on file in this Bureau.
-----------------------------------------------------
DATES OF ENLISTMENT OR APPOINTMENT.
July 15, 1779
July 1781

LENGTH OF SERVICE.
Jany 10 or 18, 1780
Jany 10, 1782

RANK.
(Blank)

OFFICERS UNDER WHOM SERVICE WAS RENDERED.
CAPTAIN.
{Williams
{Bael
Williams
COLONEL.
Durkee
S. B. Webb

STATE.
Conn.
---------------------------------------------------
Battles engaged in,   (check mark)

Residence of soldier at enlistment, Coventry, Windham Co., Conn.

Date of application for pension, Sept 11, 1832. The cl was al.

Residence at date of application,  Salina, Onondaga Co. N. Y. 

Age at date of application,  {b. Nov 26 1762, place not stated   {d. Nov 26 1837

Remarks:   Soldier mar. Oct 5, 1789 Sarah Stockwell.  She was b.  Sept 5, 1768 & was  allowed pension on an application executed Sept 18, 1843 while a resident of Salina, N. Y.
See supplement for further family data.

Very respectfully,
Commissioner.

6--2856
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[  ]ction.

November 21, 1912

Mrs. Freeman C. Rogers,
1112 East 9th Street,
Pueblo, Colo.

Madam:

In addition to the military history of Charles Warner, Wid. File No. 20,111, Rev. War, you are furnished the following family data from the family record;

Easter Warner,          born    August 13, 1790.
Lucy Warner,                "       August 13, 1792.
Charity Warner,            "        April      9, 1795.
Zeruia Sophia Warner  "        April     11, 1797.
Betey Warner,               "        July      27, 1799.
Polly Warner,                "        December 6, 1801.
Rhoda Warner,             "         May       7, 1805.
Charles Eldridge
Warner                          "        June       6, 1807, died December 29, 1835.

Lucy Van Dezen died April 1831.
In 1843 Charity Elish stated that she was the third child of Sarah and Charles Warner.

Very respectfully,
J. L. Davenport.
Commissioner