Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File [BLANK], Samuel Blevin, R.I.
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[typed “Service”] [star stamp in black ink] [typed “Number”] 
R. I. Blevin, Samuel Dis [check mark] 
No papers
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May 16, 1906 
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Blevin, Samuel
 His name appears on a list of applicants
for invalid pension-returned by the District
Court for the District of Rhode Island, submitted
to the House of Representatives by the Secretary
of War on April 25, 1794, and printed in the
American State Papers, class of page 91.

Rank: Deputy Forage-master
Colonel C. Greene's brigade
Disability: Hurt by a fall from a horse while
in the actual line of his duty in the service of
the United States
When and where disabled: April, 1879, East 
Greenwich
Residence: Westerly
To what pension entitled: One-half
There are no returns of the Forage Department
in this office
Evidence transmitted by the District Court 
not complete
Disability from known wounds not proved. No evidence of his being in service, and in the line of duty, at the time alleged. No evidence of his leaving the service. No evidence why he did not apply before. This description of persons never promised a pension.