Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File B. L. Wt. 2023-100, Daniel Henderson, Continental Vt. Res. In 1808
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Continental 
Henderson, Daniel
B.L. Vt2023-100
Vt-res, in 1808
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Daniel Henderson

Daniel Henderson N: 2023

Rec'd April 19, 1834
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State of Vermont
Rutland -ss}

On the 21 day of March 1834 personally came
David Henderson of said County, of full age, and declares & says, that he is the only surviving child & heir at law of Daniel Henderson late of Sudbury in said County who reside at said Sudbury on the 7 of August 1808- that his said father entered the service of the United States during the war of the revolution for serving the war as he has always understood & verily believes, & served in the Congress Regt. commanded by Col. Hazen, and continued in service until the peace of 1783, when he was discharged- And said David requests the Seagt. of war to grant him a land warrant for the County land due for his father services, & deliver the same to Robert Temple of Rutland, Vermont

Subscribed & Sworn before}  David Henson
me the day & year aforesaid}
R Temple Justice of Peace



State of Vermont}
Rutland ss}
I Asa Brown of Whiting in the State of Vermont
aged 71 years, being duly sworn to depose & say, that in the spring of 1783 I was acquainted with several soldier of Col Hazens Regt at York & Lancaster, sylvania; & among them I knew Daniel Henderson who I believe was discharged at Lancaster, that about ten years after the close of the revolutionary war he came to reside at Kilny, about eight miles from where I hird, and said Henderson and there I think about fifteen years & died there in the summer of 1808. I was well acquainted with
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him & his family until he died, and I never knew
of his receiving a pension. Said Henderson had three children, two of whom died whilst quite young, and the other David Henderson, who is now living and present is his only child & heir & with above I am well acquainted, being the same who has applied for bounty land. I have frequently heard said Daniel Henderson say that he was created out of his pay & County - and further say not 

A. L. [X Mark] Brown

subscribed & sown  the 21 March 1834, before me and I certify said Asa Brown is a credible witness
R Temple Justice of Peace


State of Vermont

I Robert Puipoint Clerk of Rutland
County Court do certify, that Robert
Temple before whom the foregoing
affidavits were taken, is a Justice of
the peace for said County, duly commissioned and that his name thereto is in his one hand writing.
In testimony whereof I hereunto set my hand
affix the seal of said Court this 21 March 1834

R Puipoint
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State of Vermont}
Rutland Probate District}
Office of Probate Court March 2. 1834
I certify that satisfaction was adhered to prove that David Henderson is the son and only heir at law in fee of Daniel Henderson late a soldier in Col Hasen Regt of the any, who died since the Revolutionary war, to wit, in 1808, & who was discharged from said Regt in 1783-
Given under my hand and seal of Office at Rutland the day & year after

A L Brown Judge