Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File [BLANK], Nathaniel Cook, Conn.
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(3–1776)

SERVICE                                          NUMBER
Conn                 Cook, Nathaniel          Dis   
                                                             No papers 

CONTENTS
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Nathaniel Cook of Col. Bradley's regt is page 197 Conn. Records; not same as Nathaniel Cook W. F. 17642 of I "regt. see page 147 Conn Records; cross services.
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June 21, 1906
WJF[?]

1931 - May 11 - This record furnished R. M. Roosevelt. See correspondence in Nathaniel Cook - W. 17642 - ??F
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Cook, Nathaniel

His name appears on a list of applicants for invalid pension returned by the District Court for the District of Pennsylvania, submitted to the House of Representatives by the Secretary of War on April 25, 1794, and printed in the American State Papers, class [?] , page 102.

Rank:  Sergeant.
Regt:  Colonel Bradley's
Disability:  Wounded by a musket or rifle ball through the back part of the arm, near the shoulder, wounding the muscles, and entering his side, which has produced a disability so as to render him incapable of performing more than five-sixths of the labor he otherwise could have done.
When and where disabled: August, Chemung.
Residence: Luzerne.
To what pension entitled: One-sixth. [at left side of this entry] [illegible] June 27.06 [/at left side of this entry]
Remarks: Enlisted January 1, 1777; disch'd January 11, 1780.
Evidence transmitted by the District Court, complete.

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[illegible]
June 21, 1906
WJF[?]

1931 - May 11 - This record furnished R. M. Roosevelt. See correspondence in Nathaniel Cook - W. 17642 - [??]F