Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File S. 29236, Isaiah Honeywell, Green Mountain Boys Mass.
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( 3 - 1770 )
SERVICE
Green Mountain Boys
Mass.
Honeywell, Isaiah
NUMBER
S.29236
CONTENTS
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Let to Hon E.B. Holmes
Dec 22 '45 same
Dec 26 1845
Repd

No 32.358
New York
Isaiah Honeywell
of St. Lawrence in the State of New York
who was a private in the compy commanded
by Captain Sloan of the Regt. commanded
by Col. Patterson in the Masst:
line for 7 months
-
Inscribed on the Roll of Albany
at the rate of 23. Dollars 33 - Cents per annum
to commence on the 4th day of March, 1831.
Certificate of Pension issued the 24 day of
July 1845 and sent to J.S. Eastman, 
Rochester, New-York -
Arrears to the 4th of March 1845 - 326.62 ┃
Semi-annual allowance ending 4 Sept.
11.66
$338.28
 
Revolutionary Claim,  
Act June 7, 1832.
Recorded by W. M. Stewart  Clerk,
Book E.2 Vol. 4 Page 32
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32.367
Isaiah Honeywell
N.Y.
Act 7 June 32.
Same
admd
7mopri
$23.33
J.A. Eastman
Rochester
Ny
[Hon. R. H Gillet - struck out]
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State of New York
County of Lawrence
On this twentieth day of May in the year
of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred & Thirty four personally appeared in open Court before the Honorable the Judges of the Court of Common has of the County of Lawrence and State of New York Isaiah Honeywell a resident of the Town of Halderman in the
Province of Upper Canada aged Eighty two years on the 15th day of October next who being first duly sworn according to law doth on his oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the provission [provision] made by the Act of Congress passed June 7th 1832. That he was born in the Town of Fredericksburgh [Fredericksburg] in the County of Dutchess in the State of
New York on the 15th day of October 1752. That in the year 1773 He removed to Camborough [Cambridge] in the State of Massachusetts. That early in the year ^1775^ [1779 - struck through] this Declarant joined a Company of minute man and was drilled in the manual exercise in the meeting House at Lanesborough aforesaid by a person called Captain Todd. That in May of the year last aforesaid at the place last aforesaid Declarant was called out in the Militia as a volunteer in Captain Samuel Sloane Company Colonel John Pattersons Regiment and Marched to Boston^ and remained there^ until Boston was evacuated by the Enemy when with the rest of the Company to which he belonged he returned to Lanesborough in November having been absent seven months during which service he was in no engagement and during the Battle of Bunker Hill declarant was on guard at Charleston neck in sight of Bunker Hill but not of the Battle rising ground interposing between declarant and the scene of action. Declarant received written discharge from this Company. That in January 1776 declarant at the place last aforesaid enlisted in the Company under the command of Captain Hall ^for five months^ Colonel Seth Warners Regiment & immediately marched by Lake Champlain & St John to Montrial [Montreal] 
& thence to Quebec where Declarant wintered on Abraham
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claims, served out his time and returned to Lanesborough in May about the last of that month during which service declarant was in no engagement, and during this [illegible] Declarant and many others had the small
pay & declarant received no written discharge for this service and was absent about five months That as soon as declarant returned to Lanesborough about the first of June or last of May 1776 at Lanesborough aforesaid declarant enlisted for six months in Captain Roots Company in Colonel Smith Rigiment [Regiment] and immediately marched to the City of New York where he remained until that city was taken by the Enemy then retreated to White Plains & remained there until his term of service expired when he returned to Lanesborough, For this service this declarant never received any written discharge and during the same was not in any engagement but was employed
much of the time in taking care of the sick &
at the time of the Battle at White Plains declarant was at Horse Neck taking care of the sick That about the first of June 1777 this declarant Entered Captain David Wheelers Company, at the said Town of Lanesborough in Colonel Smith Regiment and during that summer remained primarily at home but was frequently called out upon alames [alarms] once to Manchester & one to Bennington when Burgoyne Came down & a number of
other times but was not in any engagement nor did he receive any discharge and the whole time he was out on service during this season amounts to three months as near as this declarant can recollect that Declarant has
a Record of his age at his home in Halderman
aforesaid transcribed into Declarants Family Bible from his Fathers Bible before the Revolutionary
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War. That Deponent in 1778 removed from
Lanesborough to Rutland in Vermont where
 he resided until 1794, when he removed to
^Saratoga in the State of New York & thence to^ Halderman aforesaid in Upper Canada where he has ever since continued to reside. That Rice Honeywell a resident of Prescot Upper Canada is the Brother of this declarant younger than himself and being much of the time resident during the Revolutionary war resided with this declarant or was in the service with him and can testify to much of his service and that Deponent has heard of one Henry Shaff now said to be resident in Monroe County New York who can also if living testify to his services The hereby relinquishes every claim whatever to a Pension or annuity except the present and He declares that his name is not on the Pension Roll of any Agency in any State
Sworn & Subscribed
the day and year aforesaid
A C Low
Isaiah Honeywell
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Town of Oswegatchie
County of St Lawrence
of New York State
ss.
Rice Honeywell of Prescott in the Province of
Upper Canada being duly sworn according to Law deposeth and saith that Isaiah Honeywell the applicant for a Pension when Declaration in order to obtain the same is hereto annexed is the Brother of this Deponent. That this deponent is about seventy four years old and that the said Isaiah as this Deponent always heard in his family was born in Fredericksburgh [Fredericksburg] in Dutchess County in the
State of New York on the 15th of October 1752 and in 1772 or 3 removed to Lanesborough in the State of Massachusetts when deponent went to reside with him soon after. That the said Isaiah Early in 1775 joined a Company of minute men & was drilled in the manual
exercise in the Presbyterian meeting House and in May of that year was called out in service to Boston in Captain Samuel Sloanes Company Captain John Pattersons Regiment and returned to Lanesborough in November or December of the same year with the rest of his company having him absent about seven months. That in January 1776 said Isaiah Enlisted with Deponent in Captain Halls
Company Colonel Seth Warners Regiment for five months marched to Quebec & served out his time & returned to Lanesborough in company with Deponent about the first
of May same month both deponent & said Isaiah enlisted for six months in Captain Roots Company Col Smith Regiment marched to New York served out his time & returned to Lanesborough with deponent late in the fall, that in the year 1777 in May or June the said Isaiah entered Captain David Wheeler
Company at the plan aforesaid in Colonel Smith Regiment and was occasionally called out upon alarms during the summer and was at the taking of Burgoyne and served in this Company during this season as near as this deponent can recollect
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and estimate about three months, and that the
said Isaiah during all these services was a private and during the Campaign of Quebec and New York the said Isaiah was much of the time employed about the Hospital being considered a competent skillful person to attend upon the wounded

Rice Honeywell
Sworn before me
May 19. 1834
John Fine
First Judge of St Lawrence
I certify that I am personally
acquainted with Rice Honeywell the above witness &b [illegible] he is a credible witness
John Fine
First Judge of St Lawrence
May 9 1834

State of New York
St. Lawrence County
Ss.
Alvin C Low Clerk of the
said County do hereby certify that
John Fine Esquire before whom the
foregoing affidavit of Rice Honeywell
purports to have been sworn was
at the time of taking the said affidavit
first Judge in & for the County aforesaid duly commissioned & Sworn, and that I am well acquainted with the hand writing of the said Judge and only believe that the signature to the said affidavit purporting to be his is genuine
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal of said County
this 26th day of May 1834
A C. Low clk
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of
And the said Court do hereby declare their opinion after the investigation of the matter and after putting to the interrogations prescribed by the War Department that the above named
applicant was a Revolutionary Soldier and served as he states
I Alvin C Low Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of the County of St. Law do hereby certify that the foregoing contains the original proceedings of the said Court in the matter of the application of Isaiah Honeywell for a Pension
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Seal of said Court this 27th day May 1834
A C Low Clk
[Partially legible seal with ribbon attached]
[text blocked by ribbon] OF THE COUNTYS I [text blocked by ribbon]
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Canada
Newcastle District
to wit
Personally appeared before Thomas Eyre Esquire one of Her Majestys Justices of the Peace in and for the said District Isiah [Isaiah]
Honeywell of the Township of Hamilton in
the said District of Newcastle in the Province of
Canada and being sworn on the Holy Evangelist maketh Oath and saith that he is now alive and upwards of ninety three years of age, that he is the same Isiah [Isaiah] Honeywell who in May in the year of our son 1834 appeared before the Court in Saint Lawrence County in the State of New York and there made declaration of his services in the Revolutionary War for the purpose of obtaining a pension for such services and which said services were also attested to by Rice Honeywell of the Town of Ogdensburgh [Ogdensburg] in said State of New York  whom this deponent was well known the said services were also afterwards attested to by one Henry Shaff of the City of Rochester in the said State of New York to whom this Deponent was also well known all which said Declaration and affidavits together with other papers have been filed in the War Office at Washington as this has deponent has been credibly informal
and this deponent further saith this he hath no
property whatsoever and is
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now residing with his daughter in the Township
aforesaid on whom dependent for his support
Isiah the x mark Honeywell
Sworn before me at Hamilton
in the District aforesaid this
Thirteenth day of November
1844
Thomas Eyre
Justice of the Peace of the Newcastle District

We the undersigned residing within the
District of Newcastle and province of Canada do hereby certify that we have
known Isiah Honeywell the Deponent
to this affidavit for several years last past that
he is a man of good moral character and to be believed on his Word
Zacheus Burnham
H. Rutton Sheriff
[illegible] District
J. A. Keeler J.P.
Ebenezer Perry J.P. 
R. H. Throop
Notary Public
I do hereby certify that the above named
"Zacheus Burnham" "J.A. Keeler" "Ebenezer Perry"' W.F.H. Kelly" and "George Perry" whose signatures are here unto annexed are Justices of the peace above named "H. Rutton," whose signature is also here unto annexed is sheriff of the said district of New Castle - Dated at colony this Thirteenth day of November 1844
R.H. Throop Not. Pub
W.F.H. Kelly J.P.
George Perry J.P.
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Canada
Newcastle District
To wit
Personally appeared before me Thomas
Eyre Esquire one of her Majestys Justices
of the Peace in and for the District aforesaid
Caleb Mallory of the Township of Hamilton in the said District of [Hamilton - struck through] Newcastle in the Province of Canada Yeoman and being sworn on the Holy Evangelists maketh Oath and saith that he was present in May 1834 with Isiah Honeywell and Rice Honeywell of the Town of Edenburgh [Edinburg] in the State of New York in the said Town of Ogdensburgh [Ogdensburg] and heard the said Rice Honeywell make oath & swear to the Duchy of the said Isiah Honeywell and also of the services of him the said Isiah Honeywell in the Revolutionary War
This Deponent also maketh oath and
saith the he this Deponent was afterwards
present in the City of Rochester in the State of
New York with the said Isiah Honeywell and
Henry Shaff of the said City of Rochester when
the said Henry Sheff did make oath & swear to
the identity of the said Isiah Honeywell and
also of the services of the said Isiah Honeywell
in the Revolutionary War. And this deponent
further saith this Isiah Honeywell is now
living with his Daughter in the Township of
Hamilton aforesaid and this he is the same
Person who was present with him this deponent and the said Rice Honeywell and Henry Shaff and is the person who was then & there [illegible] by them and to whose services in the Revolutionary War they made Oath
Caleb Mallory
Sworn before me at Hamilton
in the Newcastle District this
Thirteenth day of November 1844
Thomas Eure
Justice of the Peace for the Newcastle District
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In reply to your request of, received
for a statement of the military history of Isaiah Honeywell a soldier of the REVOLUTIONARY WAR, you will find below the desired
information as contained in his (or his widow's) application for pension on file in this Bureau.
S.F. 29236
HEADINGS CHART: 
DATES OF ENLISTMENT OR APPOINTMENT.| LENGTH OF SERVICE.| RANK.| OFFICERS UNDER WHOM SERVICE WAS RENDERED: CAPTAIN.| COLONEL.| STATE.
>1776.| CHECK MARK.| MINUTE MAN.| TODD| CHECK MARK| MASS.
>May 1775| 7 MOS| PVT| SAMUEL SLOAN| JOHN PATTERSON| BLANK
>Jany 1776| 5 MOS| " | HULL| SETH WARNER| G.MTN BOYS
>May 1776| 6 MOS.| " | ROOT| SMITH| BLANK
>June 1777.| 3 MOS.| " | DAVID WHEELER| 
Battles engaged in, BLANK
Residence of soldier at enlistment,
Lanesborough Mass
Date of application for pension, May 26 1834 His cl. al.
Residence at date of application, Halderman Province of Upper Canada
Age at date of application, Oct. 15, 1752 at Fredericksburgh [Fredericksburg] Dutchess Co. N.Y.
Remarks: In 1844 soldier lived with his daughter of Hamilton New Castle Dist. Canada her name is not stated.
Respectfully,
Commissioner.
brother Rice [handwritten]
6 -- 2856
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29236
Revy INVALID
File No. 29236
Isaiah Honeywell
Pri Rev War
Act: June 7" 32"
Index: -- Vol. S, Page 193
[Arrangement of 1870.]
1915 Apr. 8 Hist to Mrs Harry
Miller V. L. M.
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Dec. 23. 1845
Comr of Pensions
[Illegible],
Please to inform
me whether the name of Moses
Hinman of Vermont appears on
the Muster Roll of that State. He
in said to have been at Quebeck [Quebec]
under Genl Montgomery and
also at the capture of Burgoine [Burgoyne] in
a Vermont Regiment - Also
please say whether Henry
Shaffs affidavit is on file in the
case of Isaiah Honeywell -
Respectfully Yours
Elias B. Holmes
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House of Reps
Dec 17 1884
I herewith transmit to you the original pension papers of Josiah Honeywell when informed please advise me of the result of this place
Your obt Svt
West
R.H. Gillet
L. S. Edwards
Corresp. in claim of Rice Honeywell R. 5191
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Secretary's Office, April 5th 1836
I hereby Certify, That, from an examination of the Books and Documents, relating to Military Services in the War of the Revolution, which remain in this Department, it appears that the name of Isaiah Honeywell, as a private, is borne on a Muster roll of Capt. Samuel Sloan's
Company in Col. Patterson's Regt. where he is allowed from May 5th to August 1st 1775, for services & travel three months and four days.
_._._._._._ m. 3/d. 4
Isaiah Honeywell's name is borne on a payroll
of Capt. David Wheeler's Company, who marched on the alarm from Lanesborough [Lanesboro] to Meloomscueyck, [sp] on
August 14th 1777 where he is allowed six days.
_._._ 6/3=10
the roll of Capt. Samuel Sloan's Company, for services in 1775 Sc 1776 is not found in this Office, after the 1st of August, 1775.
Isaiah Honeywell claims for services under Capt. Hall in Col. Seth Warners Regt. under Capt. Root in Col. Smiths Regt; but the rolls are not found in this Office.
"Isaiah Honeywell's" name is found on a payroll
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Amount brought over. M. 3- d. 10
of Capt. Ebenezer Newell's Company in Col. Symond's Regt. where he is allowed from Jly 9th 1777 twenty one days 21/4 01
John P Bigelow
Secretary
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July 21 1845
Recd
Sarah Honeywell
[Black round stamp] Rochester N.Y. July 19
10

PAID [black stamp]
10 [handwritten]
Hon J. L Edwards
Commissioner of Pensions
Washington 
D.C.
[handwritten numbers]
23334/ 93.32

23330
93.32
______
326.62
_____
11.66
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NY
Rochester July 18. 1815
Hon J L Edwards
Sir,
Some time since I forwarded to you some additional evidence in the case of Isaiah Honeywell for a Pension Certificate, in answer thereto I recd from you a letter dated Dec 20 1844. as follows.
"In the additional evidence in the case of Sarah Honeywell & Rice Honeywell respectively claiming a Pension under the Act of 7th June 1832 has been examined and paid. The Enclosed Copy of a Letter addressed to the Hon R H Gillet on the 28th of April 1836
will show the objection: that rest in the cases above mentioned satisfactory a Certificate will be issued in the case of Isaiah Honeywell allowing a pension for the seven months service in 1775"
Yours &c
Rice Honeywell is dead and I do not ask for a certificate in his case on Examining the Copy of the Letter to Mr Gillet, I do not find any of the objections, specified, which prevent Isaiah Honeywell from obtaining his Certificate for two years. the objections mentioned in that letter only refer to the case of Rice Honeywell. I have understood that the objections against the proof in the case of Isaiah Honeywell was that the magistrate did not certify to the credibility of Henry Shaff one of the
witnesses, Mr Shaff is now dead as well as the magistrate who took the affidavit, but I suppose his credibility can be established by
when proof of that would answer, so much time however has elapsed since his application was commenced that I am instructed to take a certificate for the seven months service, which you will please forward me without delay. I would also enquire whether the Pension Certificate can be increased pro-
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provided the proof service in his case can be fully satisfactorily supplied to entitle him to a certificate of two years service if you will please advise me whether in his case the affidavits
of Henry Shaff and Rice Honeywell an on file in your office of so please state whether any & what objections exist against their competency. I will state further that the applicant Mr Honeywell is very poor and has  been for several years so infirmed as to render him unable to support himself, he really needs the whole pension to which he is justly entitled: provided the proof can be made satisfactory he was in the service as you will see by referring to his affidavit & the affidavit of Rice Honeywell and Henry Shaff if the same
is on file for more than two years. The affidavit of Henry Shaff was taken in this City in 1834 & forwarded to Gillet & Myers of Ogdenburg to be sent to your office and presume the affidavit is on file in your office. as early an answer as practicable is desired
Respectfully your Obt sent
J.A. Eastman
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Nov. 18, 1844
Addl tes can
Isaiah Honeywell
June 7, 1832
HU
James L Edwards Esq 
Commissioner of Pensions
Washington
D.C.
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Rochester N.Y. Nov 15. 1844-
James Edwards Esq
Dr Sir-I have been employed by Mr. Isaiah Honeywell, who claims to be entitled to a pension from the United States.
To obtain for him a Pension Certificate. The facts in the case as I learn from
his agent here are as follows: Mr Honeywell in the Spring of 1834, employed
Messrs Gillett of Myers of Ogdensburg in this State to obtain his pension & for
that purpose made his Declaration in that County, which declaration together
with the affidavit of Rice Honeywell his witness me forward d to the War Office at Washington. & there filed. to which reference may be had - these were filed if I am correctly informed in May 1834. In July following Mr Honeywell recd a letter from Messrs Gillett & Myers, stating that it was necessary
to obtain the affidavit of another witness, he accordingly procured the affidavit of M Henry Shaff of the City of Rochester, a Revolutionary Pensioner (who has since died & forwarded the same to Gillett and Myers, who it is supposed
forwarded the same to the war office some time afterwards. Mr Honeywell recd
a letter from Gillet & Myers, requesting money to send to Boston to obtain Searches. he accordingly sent them $5. & in 1836, he recd a little from them saying that searches had have obtained from Messrs Homer & White of
Boston & filed in the war Office
Mr Honeywell supposing every necessary step had been taken waited some two or three year for his certificate and again went to Ogdensburg and could obtain no satisfactory information why it was delayed
he then returned to Canada where he resides and now having lost all his property, became very old & infirm. he seeks and more to obtain
his pension to which he is justly entitled
Mr Caleb R Mallory has called upon me with a power of Atty. from
Honeywell to take the matter in hand, he brings with him the enclosed
affidavits proving that Isaiah Honeywell is still living, and the above facts in relation to this effort heretofore to obtain his Pension Certificate, also his character
and credibility from the Declaration and affidavits and searches pled
the war office in 1834 & 1836. and his enclosed affidavit I should think
a case [for- struck out] fairly made out to entitle Mr Honeywell to his certificate
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I hope you will give the subject as early and attention as practicable & if found sufficient forward me his Pension Certificate and if there is any fatal defect in the papers or proof advise me what the defect is that it may be supplied, for it is certainly time Justice should be done the old man after ten years of effort to attain it - In case any defect is to be supplied in the proof please inform me with as much  particularity as you can conveniently
 of the forms manner of doing that no further
delay may be made. The person who calls on memory gets that there may be wanting an attestation of the credibility of the witness
is particularly of me Henry Shaff if so it can be supplied by abundant proof in this city, of those who knew Mr Shaff for many
years before his death - You will please examine the papers on file in the case & those herein endorsed, advise me at as early a day as possible, whether a certificate can be
granted in the papers, or what more is necessary, you are aware that the longer such cases are delayed, the more difficult it is to obtain the proof as the revolutionary witnesses are rapidly decreasing - I hope the affidavits in this case will be deemed satisfactory as man both I believe died since this
depositions we then, and it may be difficult if not altogether
impossible for the old man to find any other
Respectfully
Your Obt sevt
J.A. Eastman
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State of New York
Monroe County ⎬ ss 
Henry Shaff being duly sworn deposes and says that he has been well acquainted with Isaiah Honeywell since the year 1772. and that the said Honeywell served in the revolutionary war as follows he went one campaign to Boston the first of the war and in 1776 early in
the winter he enlisted and went to Quebec
after General Montgomery defeat and in
May the same year he enlisted and went to
New York when that city was taken by
the British and in 1777 he was often
engaged in the militia at the taking of
Burgoyne the exact time the said Honeywell served in all this deponent cannot state
but to the best of his knowledge and recollection he must have served at least two years and upwards. During the above period the said Honeywell lived in the town of
Lanesborough [Lanesboro] bay State of Massachusetts and that since the revolutionary war the said Honeywell moved to the town of
Halderman in Upper Canada, where
he has remained ever since - and further
deponent saith not
Subscribed & Sworn
to this 8th day of July
1834 before me
 
A.S. Alexander J. P.
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State of New York
Monroe County
ss:
I certify that Alexander S. Alexander
Esquire before whom the within affidavit
was sworn is a Justice of the peace in and
for said county elected and sworn, and
that I am well acquainted with his hand
writing and verily believe that his name
subscribed to said affidavit is his proper hand writ and signature Witness my hand and seal of office this eighth day of July 1834
Leonard Adams Clerk
State of New York
Monroe County
Ss;
I certify that I have satisfactory
evidence from the statements on oath of George Carr and Rowland R Metkiff who are personally known to me & who are men of truth and veracity that Henry Shiff whose name is subscribed to the within affidavit is a
man of credibility & whose reputation for truth & veracity is good
Given under my hand this 30" August 1834
A.S. Alexander Justice of the Peace
of Monroe County
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Canada
District of Newcastle
to wit

I Robert Henry Throop of the town of Cobourg in the district of Newcastle and province of Canada Esquire, a Public Notary by
authority duly appointed in and for that part of
the Province of Canada formerly called upper
Canada, do certify and attest unto all whom it
may concern, that Thomas Eyre of the aforesaid town of Cobourg, Esquire, is one of Her Majestys Justices of the peace in and for the said district of New Castle and as such is duly authorized to take affidavits
in the said district, and further that the signature Thomas Eyre" attached to the affidavits and certificate hereunto annexed as such Justice of the peace is of the proper handwriting of the said Thomas Eyre
 
A certificate whereof being requested I
have hereby granted the same under my notarial four and seal of office to serve and avail as occasion shall a may require
Done and passed at the town of Cobourg
aforesaid this twelfth day of November in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and forty four
In test ventatis [sp]
R H Throop
Notary Public
[illegible mark of seal]
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Canada
Newcastle District
to wit

To all to whom there presents
shall come I Thomas Eyre Esquire one of Her Majesty Justices of the Peace in and for the District aforesaid do hereby certify that on the day of the date hereof personally came and appeared before me Isiah Honeywell and Caleb Mallory the Deponents named in the affidavits hereunto annexed by person well known and worthy of good credit and by solemn oath which they and the said Deponents then took before me
upon the Holy Evangelist of Almighty God
did solemnly and sincerely declare certify
and depose to be true the several matters
and things mentioned and contained in
the said annexed affidavits
In faith and testimony whereof
the said Magistrate aforesaid
have causal the seal of my
office to be hereunto put
and affixed & the said Affidavits
to be hereunto annexed
Dated at Hamilton in the
Newcastle District the thirteenth
day of November in the year
of our Lord 1844
Thomas Eyre
[illegible paper seal attached]
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[black round stamp] PENSION OFFICE U.S. APR 8 1915
Rev. Dept Pension Office
Dear Sirs
Can you please give
me a record of the
services or any thing
of the families mentioned
in application for
pension, of  ^neg^Baryonas Demon and ^neg^Levi Demon. I believe one of
these men to be my
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Please also give me an acct
of Martin Demon of Arlington Vt.
I have been more than
Pleased with the great assistance
I have received from your
Dept hitherto and Shark
you in advance for the favor
Very Sincerely yours
Mrs Harry J. Miller

P.S. Please give me also the
records of Isaiah Honeywell
of Lanesboro, Mass.
and Israel Howell of Scarborough
March 29 
Everett Washington
2223 Rucker Ave
I would greatly desire to know
the Birth place and date of all
these
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ancestor and would
like to have you give
me what notes you
can that would
assist me to prove
the descent
my grand father
was Noah and his
sons nearly all had
Bible names
These men were from
Hartford Vt. during the
Rev. War [check mark]
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THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES
Form VAM-51-
12 - 5 - 41
Division of Veterans' Administration Archives
BOUNTY LAND WARRANT RECORD CARD'
GRADE. Private
LINE New York
WARRANT NUMBER 7278
ACREAGE 100
ISSUED July 28, 1790
to G. H. v WAGENNEN, assignee
*The information concerning the issuance of warrants carded on this form is found in volumes 2 to 4 of ""Land Warrants Issued Prior to 1800"" which are registers of bounty land warrants issued to non-commissioned officers and privates under congressional resolutions of September 16, 1776, and subsequent
dates. Other records relative to the applications for warrants appear to have been destroyed in the War Department fire of November 9, 1800.
Information concerning warrants surrendered to the Federal Government is to be found in General Land Office records in The National Archives.