Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File W. 26735, for Jedediah Kimball, Connecticut
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Conn.  Keimball, Jedediah   W26735
                   Eunice
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4877
Vermont
Eunice Kimball Dec widow of Jedediah Kimball who died on the 28th of March, 1825, of Samville in State of Vermont who was a private in the compy commanded by Capt -- of the Regt commanded by Col Webb in the Revolution for 2 years
Inscribed on the Roll of Montpelier at the rate of 80 Dollars 00 Cents per annum to commence on the 4th day of March, 1831 and ending 25th August 1838 when she died
Certificate of Pension issued the 30 day of July, 1849 and sent to J Sawyer
Arrears to the 4th of Ueyoe Park Semi-annual allowance ending
Payable to Asa Kimball & Eunice Luce only children
{Revolutionary Claim, Act Jul 4, 1836, Section the 3rd}
Recorded by Th. Dumpkin Clerk, Book C Vol 1 Page 42 

(right side) Reported Let 1 (illegible)
Thomas Gleed March 30 1855
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12960R
Vermont
Jedidiah Kimball of Stowe in the state of Vermont who was a private in the regiment commanded by Colonel Webb of the Connecticut line, for the term of two years 1781 
Inscribed on the Roll of Vermont at the rate of 8 Dollars per month, to commence on the 6th of April 1818
Certificate of Pension issued the 7th of July 1819 and sent to Dudley Chase Esq Randolph, Orange County Vt
Arrears to 4th of March 1819  $87.69
Semi-anl. all'ce ending 4 Sept 1819  48
10 mo 25/30 4/31  $135.69
{Revolutionary claim, Act 18th March, 1818}
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State of Vermont Searville Cy SS Probate District of Sarville within and for said county
In order to obtain the benefit of the 3rd section of the Act of Congress of the 4th of July 1836 on this 27th day of April 1869 personally appeared before Anannah W. Caldwell Judge of Probate within and for the district of Sarvaille and sd State of Vermont, Asa Kimball of Stowe in sd county, seventy one years on the fifth of May recent and also Currie Sull wife of Orange Sull of Stowe in said county of Sarville aged sixty two years on the 14th day of November recent and who being first duly sworn according to law do on their respectful oaths make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the provision made by the Act of Congress passed July 4th 1836, that they are the children of Jedediah Kimball and Eunice Kindall his wife State of Stowe in sd county of Sarvaille. The sd Jedediah being a private in the Revolutionary War in the Connecticut Line of Troops he enlisted first for one year and then for three years. The last as a substitute as we understand and have no doubt - making in the whole which he served in the revolutionary war four years srvice - and which sd Jedediah Kimball was a Revolutionary Pensioner and drew a pension ninety six dollars - We believe from the postage of the first act of 1818 to the time of his death the said Asa Kimball and Euneel Seel

(illegible markings left margin)
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further declare that sd Eunice Kimball (her maiden name Cuniee Lowe) our mother was married to the said Jedediah Kimball our father on the 2nd day of July 1775 at Nonsuch Connecticut and that sd Jedediah Kimball, husband of sd Cuniee as aforesaid died at sd Stowe on the 28 day of March 1825 aged seventy six years and that sd Cuniee Kimball remarried a widow from that period to wit 28th day of March 1825 until her death that she sd Eunice Kimball died at sd Stowe on the 25th day of Augt A. D. 1838 aged seventy seven years. They the sd Asa and Eunice further declare that sd Jedediah and Eunie Kimball our said parents had thirteen children, Anna Kimball the eldest of the family died August 20th 1813 aged thirty eight years, Suke Kimball was a Sea Captain and died many (illegible) at South Carolina, Jedediah Kimball Junior died Augt. 8th 1804 aged 25 years, Susa Kimball died Octr. 16th 1804 aged 5 years, Joel Kimball died January 13th 1848 at Ohio aged sixty four years, Russell Kimball was killed in battle May 11th 1813 at Williamsburgh Canada, aged 22 years. He was the file leader of said ser when shot down as he sd Asa here declares and knows and sd Cuniel believes. Reihonel Kimball died 20th day of October 1804 aged nine years, Reuben Kimball, Roswell Kimball, Levi Kimball and Eli Kimball (illegible) since removed from the State of Vermont. The two former above twenty years past and the two latter twelve or fifteen years past, and eigher dead or gave to parts (illegible) to us in some of the Western or Southern
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his declaration and accompanying evidence and the records of the War office and Pension office of the United States, one referred to as more plenary on his part of the case, your declarants have no satisfactory knowledge of the company or regiment in which he srved but that our sd parent Jedediah was in the battle against Lord Cornwallis we have often heard him declare and have no doubt and further we do not know essentially. We further declare that said Jedediah when alive held a pension certificate entitling him to receive from the United States the Sum of ninety six dollars per annum in semi-annual payments and which he drew for a great number of years, previous & up to the 4th of March previous to his death, "and that the Pension Certificate of said Pensioner has been lost and after due search and enquiry therefore it cannot be found" a portion of which Pension accrued after the 4th day of March up to the time of the death of said Jedediah - to wit - the 28th day of March 1825 is still due sd heirs and declarants.  Asa Kimball Eunice Love
Sworn to and subscribed on the day and year above written, before Whalwitt Judge
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of which Pension accrueing after the 4th day of March up to the time of the death of said Jedediah - to wit - the 28th day of March 1825 is still due to sd heirs and declarants. Asa Kimball A
Eunice Love
Sworn to and subscribed on the day and year above written before 
M Caldwell Judge.
I also certify that the above declarant personelly known to me and in opinion competent witnesses and am to (illegible) full faith and credit in where called on in all ensured and I made before mention. A. W. Caldwell Judge

State of Vermont District of Samoille SS 
Probate court within and for the District aforesaid do hereby certify that Asunah W. Caldwell is Judge of Probate within and for the District aforesaid duly commissioned and (illegible) find, that his commission was dated the first day of December A. D. 1848, and expires on the 30th day of November A. D. 1849 and that his signature above written is genuine.
Given under my hand and the seal aforesaid court at the probate office in Johnson this 27th day of April A. D. 1849
William W. White, Registrar
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Stated - The said Asa Kimball and Eunice are the only representatives of the said Eunie Kimball Living or which can be foune - or the Known Surviving - Children of the sd Jedediah and Eunice Kimball and for more than one full year said Reuben. Roswell Love & Eli Kimball have not been heard of and that exertions have been made without success, to acertain their residence wherefore the amount of pension aught to be paid to the sd Asa & Eunice Love as the only surviving heirs and representatives of our said mother Eunie Kimball deceased and for a further proof of the fact that said Asa Kimball and Eunice Love are the legitimate children of said Jedediah & Eunice Kimball and the only surviving children of said Jejediah to be found - The certifiable and (illegible) of the Judge of Probate within and for the district of Samaille County of Samaille herewith transmitted one referred to as also the various affidavits records and handscript of records herewith accompanying. Your declarants further state that their said mother never drew a pension under sd Act or any other and if entitled to wholly in aware and due to us as her representatives and further she declarants further state that for a more satisfactory proof of the services of our (llegible) Kimball in the Revolutionary War
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Record & certificate of the marriage of Jedediah & Eunice Kimball
No 2
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July second seventeen hundred seventy five. These may certify that this day Jedidiah Kimbal and Eunice Love both of Norwich were joined in lawful marriage by me. Joel Benedict Pastor of a church in Norwich.
I here by certify that in the third Book of Records of Marriages, Births and Deaths, of the Town of Norwich (Connecticut) at the 268th page, the above certificate is recorded and that it is a true copy of the record, with the exception of the date, which is expressed on the record in fair legible figures as follows:  July 2nd 1775
Othniel Gager Town Clerk
I, Othniel Gaygr, above named depose and say, that I hold the Office of Town Clerk in said Town of Norwich, County of New London and State of Connecticut and that (illegible)

State of Connecticut, County of New London, SS
I, James Stedman, Clerk of the County Court in and for said County, do hereby certify that Ebenezer Learned Lun(illegible) Esq whose name, in his own proper hand writing, is subscribed to the Certificate on the Instrument hereto attached, was, at the date of said Certificate, a Justice of the Peace in and for said County, duly empowered to take Depositions, administer Oaths, &c.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my name and affixed the Seal of said Court, on this thirty first day of March A. D. 1849
James Steadman Clerk.
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July second seventeen hundred seventy five. These may certify that this day Jedidiah Kimbal and Eunice Love both of Norwich were joined in lawful marriage by me. Joel Benedict Pastor of a church in Norwich.
I here by certify that in the third Book of Records of Marriages, Births and Deaths, of the Town of Norwich (Connecticut) at the 268th page, the above certificate is recorded and that it is a true copy of the record, with the exception of the date, which is expressed on the record in fair legible figures as follows: July 2nd 1775
Othniel Gager Town Clerk
I, Othniel Gager, above named depose and say, that I hold the Office of Town Clerk in said Town of Norwich, County of New London and State of Connecticut and that the above is a true extract from the records of said Norwith, with the exception above named as certified by me. Othniel Gager Clerk of said Town of Norwich.
Sworn to before me kno March 31 1849
Ed Learned Jr Justice of the Peace
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Copy of the record of the children of Jedediay & Eunice Kimball
No. 3
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Amy, the daughter of Jedidiah Kimbal and of Eunice his wife, was born September 27th 1775

Luke, the son of Jedidiah Kimbal and of Eunice his wife, was born August 27th 1776
 
Asa, the son of Jedidiah Kimbal and of Eunice his wife, was born May 5th 1778

Jedidiah, the son of Jedidiah Kimbal and of Eunice his wife, was born May 18th 1780

Joel, the son of Jedidiah Kimbal and of Eunice his wife, was born October 10th 1784

Reuben, the son of Jedidiah Kimbal and of Eunice his wife, was born February 3d 1786

Eunice, the daughter of Jedidiah Kimbal and of Eunice his wife, was born November 14th 1787

Roswell, the son of Jedidiah Kimbal and of Eunice his wife, was born January 1st 1790

Russel, the son of Jedidiah Kimbal and of Eunice his wife, was born June 28th 1791

Levi, the son of Jedidiah Kimbal and of Eunice his wife, was born December 21st 1793

Ely Kimbol, the son of Jedidiah Kimbal and of Eunice his wife, was born December 18th 1794

Richard, the son of Jedidiah Kimbal and of Eunice his wife, was born July 27th 1796

Susa, the daughter of of Jedidiah Kimbal and of Eunice his wife, was born May 22d 1800

A true copy of Record, Attest Othniel Gager Town Clerk
Norwich Conn, March 29th 1849
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Jedediah Kimball's Decln of Stow Washington Co Vermont
Jedediah Kimball private
Colonel Wells Regt Connecticut line 1781-1783
April 6th 1818
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State of Vermont Orange County SS
On the 6th day of April A. D. 1818 before me the subscriber Chief Judge of the Supreme Court of the State of Vermont personally appeared Jedediah Kimball aged 68 years resident in Stow, Washington County & State of Vermont who being by me first duly sworn according to law doth on his oath make the following declaration, in order to obtain the provision made by the late Act of Congress entitled "an Act to provide for certain persons engaged in the land & naval service of the United States in the revolutionary war " That he the said Jedediah Kimball on the 15th day of March A. D. 1781 resided at Norwich in the State of Connecticutt & on sd day enlisted into the Army of the United States in the Revolutionary War in the continental establishment, as a private soldier; That he served as such faithfully untill the 31 day of December A. D. 1783 when he was honourably discharged at West Point; That he has lost his discharge; That when in the service afores'd he gelonged to Capt. Welles company for the most of the time; That Capt. Cleft commanded the company when he was discharged; That s'd company was in Col. Webbs Reg. the 3d, he thinks in the Connecticutt Line; That he is & ever has been since the declaration of Independence a resident citizen of the United States; That by reason of his reduced circumstances in life, he stands in need of the assistance of his county for support; That he has no other evidence of his services.
Sworn to & declared before me the 6th day of April A. D. 1818.
Dudley Chase Chief Judge Sup. Court
I Dudley Chase Chief Judge of the Sep. St. of the State of Vt. do certify that it appears to my satisfaction that the s'd Jedediah Kimball did serve in the Revolutionary War as stated in the proceeding declaration against the common enemy for the term of nine months & more on the continental establishment; I now transmit the proceedings & testimony taken & have before me to the Secretary for the Department of War pursuant to the directions of the aforementioned act of Congress.
Dudley Chase Chief Judge Sup. Court

I hereby certify that Jedediah Kimball above named is in reduced circumstances & stands in need of the assistance of his country for support.  Dudley Chase Chief Judge Sup Court Vermont
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Jedediah Kimball

12.960
Sept 1819

v.14
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(partially blurred)
State of Vermont Washington SS
On this 20th day of June 1820 Personally appeared in Open Court being a Court of record to let the (illegible) Supreme Court of Judienture (illegible) within and for County os Washington afor'sd
Jedediah Kimball aged seventy years resident in Stow in said county who being first Duly sworn according to law doth on his oath declare that he served in the revolutionary war as follows -- that he inlisted on the 15th day of March 1781 for three years in Capt Welles Company in Col. Webbs Reg't and in Genl. Washingtons Brigade, that he served with army until the 31st Day of Dec. 1783 when he was regularly discharged which discharge he since has lost, that he was in the Battle of Jamestown virginia and also at the Battle at Yorktown. At the capture of Cornwallis army the date of the original declaration was on the 6th day of April 1818 that his proper certificate issued thereon is number 12.960 and dated the 17th day of July 1819 and I do solemnly swear that I was a resident citizen of the United States on the 18th day of March 1818 and that I have not (illegible) sale or in any other manner disposed of my property or any part thereof with intent thereby so to (illegible myself within the Provisions of an Act of Congress entitled " An act to provide for certain persons engaged in the land and naval service of the United States in the revolutionary war" passed on the 18th day of March 1818 and that I have not nor has any person in trust for me any property or securities contracts or debts due to me nor have I any income other than what is contained in the schedule hereto annexed and by me subscribed. One hundred acres of public land with about fifteen under improvement. Subject to the payment of an annual rent of $12.50 into the Town Treasury - one pair of two year old steers - one cow two savine.
That I am by occupation a farmer, that by reason of advanced age and other infirmities I am not able to labor but a small portion of the time, that I am indebted to sundry persons in a sum not less than thirty Dollars that my wife Eunice is in her sixty fifth year and quite infirm & (rheumatic). That without the assistance of my friends or the assistance of my country which has been (illegible) granted me I cannot support myself and family
Jedediah Kimball
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Sworn to & declared in open court on this 30 day of June A. D. 1820
Before the court
George Rich Clerk
I George Rich Clerk of the Supreme Court for the County of Washington in the State of Vermont do hereby certify that the foregoing oath & the scheduled remarks annexed on entity copied from the Record of the said court; And I do further certify that it is the opinion of the said court that the total amount in value of the property as petitioned the expense schedule is ninety five dollars and sixty cents.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the said court on this 14 day of July A. D. 1820.
George Rich Clerk of Supreme Court Washington County.
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La Hon James S. Edwards
Commissioner of Pensions
Washington City
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Hydespall May 8th 1844
To the Honl Pension Department U. S.
Enclosed are the papers of Asa Kimball and Currie Luce his sister for the arrears of their mother's pension accruing from the services of the father Jedediah Kimball who died 28th of March 1825. In the (illegible) of a pension as a Revolutionary Soldier to the time of his death. that the mother Eunice died 13th day of Aubt. 1838.
Reference No. 1 Declaration of Asa & Currie the only surviving children to be foune - which is very fully declared.
No. 2 The marriage of the parents duly authenticated and which proved a marriage on the 2d. day of July 1775 and and an abstract of the deed of their children which might not be strictly necessary - since there is a Judgement and certificate of the Court of Probate that these persons among others are the heirs (children)
No. 3 is the Town Clerk's certificate of the children last mentioned.
No. 4 Is the Probate Courts Deene of the district of Seyville of the marriage and death of the parents the births death of a part of the children removal & survivorship of the declarants.
No. 5 the deposition of Betsy Nicholson to fully identify the whole concern of the family. Mrs Gwen appears to be a worthy woman & the daughter and sister - of parents of two wars (she is poor) and it is no reason for humane allowance - but possible might have a tendency to call forth the
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Examination of her case at as early a penael as the business of the office will permit as to Asa Kimball he left the last Mar. after the death of his brother Russell and 18 months seamam and became a moderate 2 barred yeoman & continues so.
With high respect your obedient sert. J. Sawyer
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Revy.
Widow &c
File No. 26735
Eunice Kimball Wid of Jedediah Kimball Pri Rev War
Act of July 4th 36
Index: Vol A, Page 404
[Arrangement of 1870]
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heirs
Certificate of Probate Judge. In matter of Pension Asa Kimball and Eunie Sue
No.4
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State of Vermont Samaille County Probate District of Samaile Probate office April 26th 1849
I cedrtify that by full and satisfactory evidence to me Arannah Wholdwell, Brobate Judge within and forseuel disstrict addressed. I sas made to appear to sd. court that Jedediah Kimball the husband of Eunice Kimball, was married to the sd Eunice at Norwich In the State of Connecticut on the 2nd day of July 1775. That said Jedediah Kimball and Eunice his wife had issue and follows (born unto them in Sawfull (illegible)) Anna Kimball born on the 24th day of September 1775, Ledle Kimball was born on the 27th day of Augt. 1776, Asa Kimball was born May 5th 1778, Jedediah Kimball was born May 18th 1780, Joel Kimball was born (illegible) 10th 1784, Rambeu Kimball was born Feby. 3, 1786, Euassie Kimball was born Nov 17th 1787, Roswell Kimball was born July 1st 1790, Russell Kimball was born June 28th 1791, Leue Kimball was born December 21st 1793, Eli Kimball was born Dec 18th 1794, Richard Kimball was born July 14th 1796, Suda Kimball was born May 22 1800. Jedediah Kimball the father died at Stow on the 28th day of March A. D. 1835, aged 76 years and that Eunice his wife died also at Stow on the 13th day of Sugt. A. D. 1838 aged 77 years. It also was proved before said court that the children whose names follow are dead: sd Jedediah Kimball Turner died Augt 8th 1804 aged 25 yrs. Susan Kimball died October 26th 1806 aged 5 years, Richard Kimball died
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October 20th A. D. 1804 aged 9 yrs. Anna Kimball died Augt. 20th A. D. 1813 aged 38 yrs. Russell Kimball was killed in battle in the last war against Great Brittain, at Williamsburgh Canada on the 11th day of November 1813 aged 22 ys. (at this battle the said Asa was in the same Compy. and his brother was file leader). Luke Kimball was a sea captain and went south and died many ys. since at South Corabind. Joel Kimball died Jany. 13th A. D. 1848 aged sixty (illegible) ys.
It further appears to sd court that Reuben and Roswell Kimball formerly resided in said Stow, but remained into the Western County some twenty years past. It also appears that sd Seve & Eli Kimball also formerly resided in sd. Stow, but followed their elder brothers west or south between twelve and fifteen years past and all to parts (illegible). & neither of the four have been heard of for a great number of years nor is their residence (illegible) altho mentions have been made to ascertain without success. It further appears that said Asa Kimball and Eunice now Eunice Luce wife of Orange Luce both reside in sd Stowe and are as made to appear to sd county the soulfull heirs of the said Jedediah Kimball & Eunice  his wife both now deceased, and that said Asa and Eunice are the only surviving heirs of said Jedediah Kimball& Eunice his wife, living whose residence is known. The following consisting of three parts of lines to wit "and all to parts witnesses" "The lowfull heirs of" "&" are" Interlined as before The execution of this certificate. 
Given under my hand and the seal
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of said Court of Probate, at the Probate office in Johnson, in said District this 26th day of Aril A. D. 1849
A. W. Caldwell Judge

State of Vermont Samville District SS
I William W. White Register of the Probate court of the District aforesaid do hereby certify that Arenate W. Caldwell is Judge of Probate in and for said District, duly comissioned and qualified that his commission was dated on the first day of December 1848 and will expire on the 30th day of November A. D. 1849, and that his signature above written is genuine.
Given under my hand and the seal aforesaid Court this 26th day of April A. D. 1849
William W. White, Register
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Betsy Nashon Ga affidavit for pension office
No 5
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State of Vermont Samville County SS
I Betsy Richardson widow of the late Frederick Richardson of Berlin in the County of Washington and State of Vermont aged about seventy four years testify and say that I am cousin to Asa Kimball of Stow and his bretheren hereinafter mentioned that my uncle Jedediah Kimball and my aunt Eunice Kimball his wife (whose maiden name was Cunie Love) when I was a young girl my mother then a widow (Sarah Unis) and sister said Jedediah Kimball & myself lived in said Jedediah family. In the stown of Sishorn in the State of Connecticut, but but which was taken off of the town of NOrwich in said state. When I lived at my uncle's I was about ten years old. They were considered reputable and well regulated folks. I lived in the family about one year. I came into vermont about fifty three years past and removed to Stow in 1801, a short time before my cousin sd Asa Kimball and continued to reside there about forty two years from there removed to Berlin where my husband Richardson died. and I now live.  I remember the elder part of the children in Connecticut, before their removal to Vermont and the remainder since I remained into the state. Those children which I were acquainted with in Connecticut were named Anna, Suke, Asa, Jedediah, Joel Reuben, Eunice, Russell Roswell and June Jeanne into Stow. I was acquainted with Levi Eli Richard and Susa.  Eunice married a Luce and now lives in Stowe Ama Jedediah Susan & Richard died while I lived there. Luke the eldest son I understood was a Sea Captain and died at the south which I never heard doubted or contradicted - he never lived in Vermont to my knowledge and verily
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believe he did not - all the other children came to live in stow - most of they with their sd parents & uncle aunt L Kimball aforesaid) In the interval of f about three years after I came in Russell entered the army entered the army with Levi and Asa - and never returned and at the time ever since was reported and well understood , that he was early in the last war against Great Britain shot dead in battle. Joel removed to some of the Western States and reported to be dead. Reuben Roswell Eli Levi all removed from stow nearly years past - the two former between fifteen and twenty years and the two latter from 12 to 15 year years. - to some of the western states - and have never returned to my knowledge - and whether dead or alive (illegible) state, not learning any thing since them since. The sd. Asa and Eunice have lived in Stow between forth fine and fifty years I have always been quite intimate in the family of sd. Asa and my sd Uncle Jedediah & his wife Eunice sd Jedediah died and I attended his funeral in the Month of March 1825 at sd. Stow his wife Euicie died the latter part of summer in Augt. 1838 and further deponent saith not. Betsy Richardson

State of Vermont Samaille Cy SS.
Sworn to before me this 13th day of April A. D. 1849 and I further certify that I am well acquainted with the above named Betsy Richardson who signed and swore to the above affidavit and that her character is unexceptionable and her testimony ought to bear full truth and credit in any court where given. Aaron Judd  Justice of the Peace.
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State of Vermont Washington County
Clerks office Montpelier this 7th day of May 1849
I Humbard Wheeler Clerk of Washington County Court Vermont, which is a court of Record, hereby certify that a Aaron Ladd Esq. was on the 13th day of April last past and now is acting Justice of the Peace within and for said County duly commissioned and qualified to administer Oaths and take acknowledgement of Deeds & other instruments and that his signature to the foregoing certificate is genuine. In testimony whereof I hereunto set my hand and affix the Seal of this Court. Humbard Wheeler Clerk
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Sterling Vt., Sept. 22, 1853
Sir
I address a few lines to you to inquire if it is right according to the Pension laws, for heirs to draw back Pensions on half Pensions on the windows claim after their parents have been dead from sixteen to twenty four years, if it is their s it same that would claim some back pay, it is a question in dispute. Some say they cannot but inas much as it as Kimball of Stow, Vt. is said to have drawn some six hundred dollars in the year 1849 & I  think his father died in 1825 & his mother in 1833 & as he had only one sister here to sign with him the four brothers living in the Middle & western states & knew nothing about it, I would inquire if a part would be sufficient or if the whole would be required to sign acclaim,
Respectfully yours, Burton S. Bingham.
L. P. Waldo,
Please direct your letter to stow, Vt., as there is no post office in Sterling.
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Morrisville vt. March 23d 1855
Dear Sir,
A pension was allowed (another back pay) to Asa Kimball & Eunice Luce as heirs of Widow Eunice Kimball, wife of Jedediah Kimball on the 30th of July A. D. 1849 based upon the fact that widow Kimball died Aug. 1838. Will you be kind enough to give me the names of the witnesses by whence the date of Eunice Kimball's death was proved - also the names of the witnesses by whence the fact that Asa Kimball & Eunice Luce were the only heirs of Eunice Kimball was proved. On so claming you will greatly oblige by seuter. Thomas Gleed
Pension Agent Washington D. C.
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Eunice Kimball Jedediah Cole Vt 1836
Pension Agent, Washington D. C.
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Eunice Kimball decd
Declaration 7538 of Asa Kimball & Eunice Luce children of Jedediah & Eunice Kimball
No. 21
admitted Pr 2 yrs $80 per asn con to March 1831 to 25 August 1838

husband died 28 March 1825, widow died 25 August 1838 children Asa Kijmball & Eunice Luce

J. Sawyer Hyde Park, Act 4 July 1836