Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File W. 1,734, Henry Dick, New York
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State of New York
Columbia County ⎬ On this 15th day April A.D. 1833
personally appeared before me one of the Justices
of the Justices Court of the City of Hudson out
of Court. Henry Dick a resident of the town of
Germantown in said County and seventy
the years who being first
duly sworn according to
Law, doth on his oath make the following dec
claration in order to obtain the benefit of the act
of Congress passed June 7th 1832
that he was born in Germantown aforesaid in
the year 1760, as appears by the Record of the Church
of said town now presented before me; that he
continued to reside in said town till the the
war of the Revolution. That in the spring of
the year 1777 about the first of April he was ordered
out in the Company of Capt Seale Rockefeller &
but Jacob Hagadon & Regiment of Col Peter Livingston
& Major Samuel Ten Broeck that he march
in said Company in pursuit of the Tories that they
had a battle with some of them near the Great Lake
now in the town of Tankanick in said County that
they brought the prisoners before a Committee of safety &
thence conducted them to ships to receive them at
Topus" so called now Kingston - that he was engaged
in said service under said officers till the last of
May being two full months. again about the
first of June of the same year immediately after the so
vice aforesaid he was ordered out under the same officers
as before marched via Albany to Fort Edward & was
there till the middle of July making six weeks, when
the Militia were sent home to harvest the grainagain
on the approach of Burgoyne he was ordered
out under the same officers-- They marched about the ┃
Middle of August of the same year to Albany
to Half