Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File W. 26,153, for Phineas Ingalls, Massachusetts
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(3 - 1776)
SERVICE
Continental

Ingalls, Phineas
Elizabeth
NUMBER
W. 26.153
B.L. Wt. 9470-160-55
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Auth,  3.55

80.80
1853
Elizabeth Ingalls Widow
Phineas Ingalls (deceased)
Capt. Parker
Col. Baldwin Mass. Line
Rev. War
Artificer
Pensioner
Me Feb '48  4456
Boynton

160 acres  Nov 9/1855

Darwin Ingalls
South Bridgwater, Me
vol I page 65
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4456
he died July 19, 1858

Maine
Elizabeth Ingalls
widow of
Phineas
who served in the Revolutionary
war, as an Artificer
Increased from $144
Inscribed on the Roll at the rate
40 Dollars
Cents per annum, to commence on
the 4th day of March, 1848.

Certificate of Pension issued the
24th day of Septr 157
and sent to
Dickens & Cooman
Precinct

Recorded on Roll of Pensioners under act
February 2, 1848, Page 19 Vol.


1891
Aug 27 Ingalls history
Page 4

18.082
Maine
Phineas Ingalls
of _____
in the State of Me
who was a artificer  in the ______
commanded by Captain _____
commanded by Col Baldwin in the
line for 3 years
---
Inc. from $144-

Inscribed on the Roll of Maine
at the rate of 240 Dollars - Cents per
annum, to commence on the 4th day of March, 1831.
and ending 3 January 1844.

Certificate of Pension issued the 24 day of
Sept
1837.
and sent
to
Dickens Coombs
Arrears to the 4th of
Present

Semi-anl. allowance ending
Recorded by N.E. Robinson Clerk
Book E Vol. 1 Page 24

Revolutionary Claim,
Act June 7, 1832.
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Maine

District Clerk's Office May 7. 1833
 that Asa Ingalls 2d and Aaron
Ingalls are Magistrates as within & below
& that the several signatures thereto, purporting
to be theirs are genuine have
hereto set my hand & seal of office the day
year last above written
John S Perk U.S. Court,

I Nathan Church of Bridgton a Clergyman
hereby certify that I am well acquainted with
Phineas Ingals who has subscribed
the foregoing declaration that I believe
him to be seventy five years of age that
he is reputed and believed in the
neighborhood where he resides to have
been a soldier of the Revolution and
that I concur in that opinion.

Sworn to and subscribed by Nathan Church this 30 day of April AD. 1833. Before me a qualified Justice of Peace

I certify that the above named Nathan Church
has been the regular ordained Clergyman
of the town of Bridgton for the 5 Eight years and
that he is a man of unreproachable reputation, and full faith may be put upon
his statement as above
Asa Ingalls
Justice of Peace

the foregoing certificate of
an
May 11. 1833
N.S,. Littlefield
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
MAINE DISTRICT SS.

AT a Special District Court of the United States begun and holden at it
Portland, within and for said District, on the twenty fifth
day of April
A. D. eighteen hundred and thirty-three
before the Honorable ASHUR WARE, Judge of said Court.
Bridgton
of April aforesaid, personally appeared in open
Court, before said District Judge Phineas Ingall a resident of
in the county of Cumberland in said Maine District, Phineas Ingalls aged seventy-five
years, who being first duly sworn according to law, doth on his oath
make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the provision made by the act of Congress
passed June 7th, 1832. That he makes this declaration as
additional to the one made on the fourteenth
day of August last. He states that he served
in the first campaign which commenced on the
nineteenth day of April 1775 and ended on the first
of January 1776 the term of Eight months and ten
days, during this term he served as a private soldier
again he enlisted sometime in July 1776 and
served as he states in his first declaration at least
four months and was discharged at Albany in the
State of New York He rendering this company as a private
solder about the first of March 1777 he enlisted as
an artificer and did the duty of an artificer
for and during the full term of three years except
a few weeks in the second year of the term when
he was absent on furlough for the purpose of
recovering his health. He therefore claims a pension
as an artificer which was established at 17½ dollars
per month
He never made application for any
pension under the act of 1818 nor did he ever
have any pension certificate (A.81
he hereby relinquishes every claim whatever to a pension or an annuity, except the present, and he declares
that his name is not on any pension roll of any agency in any State,
                                 Phineas Ingalls
Sworn to and subscribed, the day and year aforesaid. Before
Ashur ware
U. S. Judge for the
District of Maine.
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He was born in Andover in the year 1758
He has not any record of his age but believes
it is on the town Books of Andover in
the State of Massachusetts
that he was living in said  Andover his native state when he was called into the
town has since the revolutionary war he has
resided in the town of Bridgton when he now
lives
enlisted as a volunteer during every campaign
He recollects Gen Washington when he took the command
of the troops at Cambridge in the summer of 1775 and
Gen Gates who commanded at Ticonderoga
He has lost his discharge which he received at the end of the campaign
That Robert Andrews and Ebenezer ____
can certify  and do hereby declare their opinion after the investigation of the matter, and after putting
the interrogatives prescribed by the War Department) that the above named applicant was a revolutionary
soldier, and served as he states
Ashur Ware

Clerk of the District Court of the United States for Maine
District, do hereby certify, that the foregoing contains the original proceedings of the said Court in the
matter of the application of
for a pension.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of
the said Court, on this
day of
A. D. one thousand eight hundred and thirty-three
Clerk of the U. States District
Court for Maine District.
In addition to the ordinary certificate. I further certify
that he be personally acquainted with Mr Ingals 
petitioner, that he is a man of very respective standing in
ents, that he has for many years resided in the town in which he resides, that
his the for one years been a Judge of the partition
for the County of Cortland, that he has sustained a
integrity above deed & that I have no doubt
that full credit is due to the statement in human
in his declaration. I further certify that we
satisfactorily proved to me that the witnesses Robert
and Eleven West, whose deposition ______
certified of their credibility
June 26 1833
Ashur Ware
Clerk
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In reply to your request of
for a statement of the military history of Phineas Ingalls
a soldier of the REVOLUTIONARY WAR, you will find below the desired
and
information as contained in his (or his widow's) application for pension
on file in this Bureau.
W.F. 26, 153.
received
DATES OF
ENLISTMENT OR
APPOINTMENT.
LENGTH OF
SERVICE.
April 2, 1775 to June 1776
July 1776
Amos
Mch 1, 1777.
3 yrs
RANK,
Private
OFFICERS UNDER WHOM SERVICE WAS RENDERED.
CAPTAIN.
Benj. Farmer
Samuel Johnson
Pollard
Phineas Parker
COLONEL.
James Frye
Edwd Wigglesworth
Jeduthan Baldwin
STATE.
Mass
Battles engaged in,
Residence of soldier at enlistment, Andover, Essex Co. Mass
Date of application for pension, Aug 14, 1832. His cl. was al
Residence at date of application, Bridgton, Cumberland Co me
Age at date of application, B. Nov. 293, 1758 at Andover, Mass
Remarks: He mar. Oct. 22, 1783, at Fryeburg, Elizabeth
daughter of Jacob Stevens, he died Jan 5 1844, at Bridge
to me, where she resided when on nor applied
for pension which was allowed,
Respectfully,
Commissioner
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Elizabeth Ingalls
80.807
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State of Maine.
CUMBERLAND, SS.
Clerk's Office, Supreme Judicial Court,
PORTLAND, March 28, 1855.
I. OBADIAH G. COOK,
Clerk of the Supreme Judicial Court,
for said County of Cumberland, being a Court of Record, do hereby certify that
John P. Perley
is, and at the date of his certificate to the paper hereto annexed was, an
ACTING JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
within and for
the County of Cumberland
appears by the paper hereto annexed; that he is DULY COMMISSIONED and qualified to
minister Oaths and take acknowledgments of Deeds and other instruments in writing, in
County aforesaid,--and that the following Signature, purporting to be his
GENUINE.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand, and affixed the Seal
of the said Supreme Judicial Court, for said State, the day and
year first above written.
Allcock
CLERK.
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,
State of Maine,
County of Cumberland
On this twenty second day of March
A. D. eighteen hundred and fifty-fear
personally appeared before me, a Justice of the Peace in and for said County of Cumberland
of Bridgton
Ingalls
aged ninety
she is the widow of Phineas Ingalls
in said County, who being duly sworn according to law, declares, that
Phineas Ingalls, deceased, who was an artificer 
in the Company commanded by Captain Phineas Parker on or about the first day of March for the term of three years
continued in actual service
and was honorably discharged at Morristown 1780 on the ___
day of Marchand that her said husband
is now a pensioner and in 
support of this claim she refers to an application 
 for a pension and the proofs filed therewith
She further states that she was married to the said Phineas Ingalls
twenty second
day of October
A.D. 1783
by one Rev Fessenden duly authorized to solemnize marriages, that her name before her marriage
was by Stevens
on the
and that her husband died at Bridgdon aforesaid
day of January
A.D. 1844
and that she is a widow at the date of this her declaration, and that for proof of the service of her said husband, her marriage and
his death, she refers to her application under the Act of September 28, 1850, under which she received a bounty land warrant
No.
Or
acres, which warrant has been transferred and disposed of by her for a
pension as before mentioned
.
Justice of the Peace.
She makes this declaration for the purpose of obtaining bounty land to which she may be entitled under the Act of March 3d,
1855, and further says that she has never received or applied for bounty land except as above stated. She prays that her warrant
may be sent to Darvin Ingalls St Bridgton Maine
           Elizabeth Ingalls
Wit.
George Fitch
Rosell Warren

Subscribed and sworn to before me the day and year first above written. And I certify that I believe that the above named
Elizabeth Ingalls is
the identical person she represents herself to be, and that I am not concerned in the
prosecution of said claim, or interested in its result
Before me John P. Perley


State of Maine
County of Coune
Personally appeared before me a Justice of the Peace in and for the County aforesaid George Fitch
and Royal Warren
residents of said County, who being duly sworn according to
law, declare that they are personally acquainted with said Elizabeth Ingalls
that they know her to be the identical person she represented to be in the foregoing declaration, that she is still a widow, that the
facts therein stated in regard to the service, discharge and death of her husband, are true and that they are disinterested, and
that said declaration was in and acknowledged by the now elizabeth Ingalls


Subscribed and sworn to before me this twenty second day of March
A. D. 1855
. And I certify that the above named George Fitch
Royal Warren
are credible persons and that I am not concerned in the prosecution of this claim or interested in its result.
Before me John P. Perley
Justice of the Peace.
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8194
Phineas Ingalls
April 9th 1823
Ob 16
$194
p.. 325
Adm
Ⓧ
3 years Artificer
$144
Freeman Bradford Esq.
Portland
Maine
Page 13

BRIEF in the case of Phineas Ingalls
of Burnham
in the State of Maine
(Act 7th June, 1832.)
Was the declaration made before a Court or a Judge?
2. If before a Judge, does it appear that the applicant is disabled by bodily infirmity?
3. How old is he? 74
4. State his service, as directed in the form annexed.
Period.
In 1774 8 mo 7 days Private  Col Frye

19th April in 1775 Private  Col. Johnson
Col. Wigglesworth
July 1776, March - 1777, March 1777 3 years
Years,  artificer Col. Baldwin
.
5. In what battles was he engaged?


6. Where did he reside when he entered the service? Andover, Mass.
7. Is his statement supported by living witnesses, by documentary proof, by traditionary evidence, by
incidental evidence, or by the rolls? living witnesses
8. Are the papers defective as to form or authentication? and if so, in what respect? Correct

Certify that the foregoing statement and the answers agree with the evidence in the case above
mentioned.
Richard Cutts
Examining Clerk.
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4352
Elizabeth Ingalls
widow of Phineas
Mr
Act 3 March 1843
M 83  A 44
B.
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State of Maine,
CUMBERLAND, SS.
I
Parles Cobb Clerk of all the Judicial
Courts in said County, certify that Theodore Ingalls and
Moses Gould, esquires are Magistrates
as appears by the paper hereto annexed; that they and
duly qualified to act as such; that said Ingalls's Commission is
dated Feby 5. 18111 and will expire Feby 5. 1848; and
that said Gould's Commission is dated Feby 3. 1843,
and will expires Feby 9. 1850
and that the
annexed
signatures purporting to be
theirs are
genuine.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my Hand and affixed the
Seal of the
Supreme Judicial
Court for said State, this twenty seventh day of August
Anno Domini 1844
Charles Cobb
CLERK.
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State of Maine
Cumberland County S.S.
On this twenty first day of November in the year of our Lord
eighteen hundred and forty four, personally appeared before me
Barrett Pollard, Judge of the Probate Court being a court of record
in and for said County of Cumberland, Elizabeth Ingalls a resident
of Bridgton in the County aforesaid, aged seventy nine
years, who being first duly sworn according to law doth
on her oath make the following declaration, in order to obtain
the benefit of the several acts of Congress which passed July
7th 1838, March 3d 1843 and June 17. 1842, entitled an
granting half pay and pensions to certain widows; that she
is the widow of Phineas Ingalls late of Bridgton in said County of Cumberland deceased, who was an Artificer in the war
of the revolution. She believes that her late husband did serve in a
Battalion of Artificers under Major Pollard, on continental establishment for at least three years; and she believes that said
services did commence some time in the year of 1777 and
continued till in the year 1780, and she refers the Commissioner
of pensions to the declaration of her late husband Phineas Ingalls
made under the act of 1832 and the proof of service thereto annexed.
her said husband did receive during his lifetime a pension of
$144. per annum as per certificate dated July 23, 1833
she further declares that she was married to said Phineas
Ingalls on the thirty second day of October seventeen hundred
and eighty three and that her husband the said Phineas Ingalls,
died on the fifth day of January in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and forty four. That she was not
married to him prior to his leaving the service
Page 17

but the marriage took place prior to the first day of
January seventeen hundred and ninety four, viz, at the
time herein before stated
Elizabeth Ingalls
Then appeared on the day and year first above written
Elizabeth Ingalls, and made solemn oath to the above
and foregoing declaration by her
subscribed and I hereby certify that the said Elizabeth , by reason of bodily
infirmity and advanced age is unable in my opinion
to attend Court.
Barrett Pollard Judge of the
Court of Probate
Page 18

State of Maine
Cumberland County SS
. John Appleton, Register of Probate
for said County, hereby certify that the Hon Barrett Pollard
is Judge of the Probate Court for said County; that he has been
duly appointed and commissioned pursuant to the laws of this
State, and is therefore qualified to act as such - and that the
Signatures on the paper annexed purporting to be his is genuine
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto
Set my hand and affixed the Seal of said Court this
twenty third day of November Anno Domini Eighteen Hundred
and forty four
John Appleton, Register
Page 19

Royal Warren, a resident of the town of Bridgton
in the County of Cumberland and State on oath
depose and say that on the fifth day of January
1844 I was called to assist to lay out the corpse of
Phineas Ingalls, late of said Bridgton, he having died
on the morning of that day; that long been
intimately acquainted with said Phineas Ingalls
having for some years, lived within one hundred
rods of his residence; that he was an aged
man and reputed to be a United States Revolutionary
pensioner; that he died on said fifth of January last
past, leaving a widow, the present widow Elizabeth
Ingalls; an aged woman of great respectability and
credit, now living as a widow on my own
evidence
Bridgton Augt 13. 1844 -
Royal Warren

Asa Ingalls
Samuel Andrews

State of Maine
Cumberland County SS. August 13. 1844.
Personally appeared Royal Warren, and
made oath in due form of law, that the above affidavit by him subscribed is true.
Before me
Theodore Ingalls
Justice of the peace in and
for the County of Cumberland
Page 20

I George Fitch of lawfull age, a resident of the town of
Bridgton in the County of Cumberland and State of
Maine on oath depose and say that I
was
on the fifth day of January 1844, residing near
the residence of Phineas Ingalls late of said
town of Bridgton that on the morning of
that day I was called to assist to lay out
the corpse of the said Phineas Ingalls who died
on the morning
of that day to wit on the
morning of said fifth of January 1844
I further say that I had long intimately
known the said Phineas Ingalls that he
an aged man and reputed to be a
Revolutionary Pensioner of the United States:
that he left a widow, now the widow Elizabeth
Ingalls who now lives near my
residence and is an aged woman widow
Bridgton, August 13. 1846
                George Fitch
Asa Ingalls

State of
Maine
 County of Cumberland ⎬
August 13, 1844
Personally appeared the above
Juned
above
George Fitch, and made oath that the
affidavit by him subscribed is true.
Before me
Theodore Ingalls, Justice of the peace
within & for said County
Cumberland
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The following persons at the several dates mentioned
were joined the marriage by the subscriber, Pastor of
 Church of Christ in Frishberg
In the year seventeen hundred and eighty three, October
twenty second 
Mr. Phineas Ingalls to Miss Elizabeth Stevens both
of a place called Bridgton
I, William Fessenden
certify that the above 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 1783 Oct 22
Attest:
Joseph Chandler
Town Clerk of Fryburg

I Joseph Chandler of Fryburg in the County of Oxford and State of
Maine, above named, depose and say, that I hold the office
of Town Clerk in the County Town and State aforesaid, and that the
above is a true extract from the records of said town, with
the exception above mentioned, as certified by me
Joseph Chandler
Clerk of the town of Fryburg
Sworn before me David Hammond Justice of the peace
Page 22

State of Maine
County of Oxford ss I
Joseph G. Cole Clerk of the Judicial Courts
within and for said County hereby certify that David Hammons
whose genuine signature is affixed to the within certificate on the affidavit of Joseph Chandler is a Justice of the Peace within and for
said County of Oxford, duly commissioned and qualified as such
In testimony whereof I have hereunto subscribed
my name and affixed the seal of the Supreme
Judicial Court this twentieth day of August
in the year 1844
Joseph G Cole Clerk as aforesaid
Page 23

I
Hepzibah Gould of Bridgton in the County
of Cumberland & State of Maine, being seventy four
years of age, on oath depose & say. That I am the
Sister of Elizabeth Ingalls, widow of Phinehas Ingalls
late of said Bridgton. That I was present at the marriage of said Elizabeth & Phinehas Ingalls, at the house
of our father Jacob Stevens in said Bridgton. The
marriage service was performed by the Rev. Mr. Fessenden
the congregational Minister of Fryeburg, before the town of
Bridgton was incorporated, I think in the month
of October, I was fourteen years of age. Of all
these things I have a distinct recollection -
      Hepzibah Gould
Witness
Caroline E. Kimball
Asa Gould


Cumberland ss. March 20. 1844 Personally appeared Hepzibah
Gould abovenamed & made oath to the truth of the above
statements by her subscribed she being of sound mind and
having distinct recollection, relating the above facts without
prompting or hesitancy
on the
Moses Gould Justice of the Peace
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No. 80807
ACT OF MARCH 3, 1855.
Received Apr. 18, 1835
Phineas Ingalls Deceased 
 Private, Artificer

Capt. Parker
Mass Line,
Rev. War
9470-160-55
Darvin Ingalls
South Bridgewater
ME
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File No. 26, 153
Rev War
WIDOW, &c.
Elizabeth Ingalls
widow of
Phineas Ingalls
Artificer Rev War

Act Feb 2, 1846
, Vol A  Page 367
(Arrangement of 1870.]

1914. July 10. Hist to
H.A. Ingalls, M.D.
Page 26


4352
Elizabeth Ingalls
ME
history
Let. to Joseph Ingals, Esq
Nov. 4th 1844

Act 3 March 1833
Page 27

9470
160 arrs
Page 28

Continental
Mass
Ingalls, Phineas
W. 26,153


Diary
Page 29


4456.
Marie
Elizabeth Ingalls
widow of Phineas
who served in the Revolutionary War
as an Artificer
Inc.  from $144-


Inscribed on the Roll at the rate
240 Dollars and no Cents per annum, to commence
the 4th day of March, 1848.


Certificate of Pension issued to
24 of September
and sent to
Dickens  & Coombs
Present

on Roll of Pensioners under
2, 1848,  Page 9
Page 30

6702
Maine
Elizabeth Ingalls
widow of Phineas
who was an Artificer
in the Revolution
Inc from $144


Inscribed on the Roll at the rate
of
240 Dollars & no
Cents per annum, to commence
on the 4th day of March, 1843
January 1844 ┃

Certificate of Pension issued
the day of 24 of September  1837
and sent to
Dickens & Coombs
Present

Acts of March 3, 1843 & June 17, 1844.
Recorded in Book A Vol 2  Page 5
Page 31

4456

Maine
Elizabeth Ingalls
widow of Phinehas
who served in the Revolutionary war
, as an Artificer

Inscribed on the Roll at the rate of
144 Dollars
Cents per annum, to commence on
the 4th day of March, 1848

Certificate of Pension issued the 21 day of March 1849
and sent to

Theodore Ingalls
Bridgton

Recorded on Roll of Pensioner under Act Feb. 2 1848 Page 19 Vol. 1

Let. Dickens & Coombs Oct 25 1850
Page 32

Reproduced
Maine
6702
Elizabeth Ingalls
widow of Phinehas Ingalls,
who was an Artificer
in the Rev War
144 Dollars in
Cents per annum, to commence on
the 4th day of March, 1843.
Clane
1844,
Inscribed on the Roll at the rate of
---
Certificate of Pension issued the
and sent to
day of March 1845.
Theodore Ingalls
---
Bridgeton
Maine
---
Act of March 3,
1843.
Recorded in Book A
Vol. 2 Page 5
Page 33

18082
Maine
Phineas Ingalls
of Bridgeton in the State of Maine
who was an Artificer in the
by Captain
-
Comman
of the regiment commanded
by Col.  Baldin in the Mass.
line for 3 years

Inscribed on the Roll of Maine
at the rate of 144 Dollars per annum
to commence on the 4th day of March, 1831.

Certificate of Pension issued the 23 day of July
1833 and sent to F. Bradford ┃
Portland Mc

Arrears to the 4th of Mch 33
Semi-anl. allowance ending 4 Sept. 1833
288.00
12. -
$360.00

.Act June 7, 1832.
⎨ Revolutionary Claim,

Recorded by Jon Duffield Clerk
Book E  Vol Page 24
Page 34

I Nathan Ingalls of Bridgton in the County of Cumberland
and State of Maine of Lawfull
age do testify and say
that I lived in Andover in the County of Essex and Common
with of Massachusetts untill after the Revolutionary war
I
that I do know that Phineas Ingalls then
living at
and over aforesaid Did serve several years in the army of
the United States in that in April 1775 he went to
to Cambrige in Capt Farnhams Company
and staid in
the service till the fore part of the next winter that I was
at Cambridge in the cause of that time and see him them
that in July 1776 he enlisted in Capt Samuel Johnson
Company in the Massachusetts Militia to go to Ticonderoga
went
that I also enlisted in the same Company and with him
and staid in the service four or five months till late the
next fallthat
early in the spring of 1777 he the said
Phineas enlisted into a company of Artificer for three
years and that I do know the he was out in the service
till the month of March 1780-
Nathan Ingalls

Cumberland I July 11th 1832
Then personally appeared the above named Nathan
Ingalls and made oath that the above Deposition is the truth.
before me
Asa Ingalls, Justice of the Peace
hereby certify that the above named Nathan Ingalls is well
known to me as a man of strict truth and veracity and implicit
confidence may be put upon his statement as above
Asa Ingalls 2d Justice
Page 35

Cumberland County ss
State of Maine
I William T. Vaughan Clerk of the County
of Cumberland County do certify that Asa Ingalls 2nd is a
---
magistrate as within and that I believe the foregoing signatures purporting to be his to be genuine
-
In testimony whereof I have hereunto
subscribed my name and affixed my seal of
Office this twentieth day of August, A.D. 1852
M A Vaughan
Page 36

Declaration of Thomas Ingalls
United States of America
At a Special District Court of the US
District begun and holder at Minot within and
said District on the fourteenth
On this 14thday of August A.D. 1832 before the Hon Ashur Ware Judge of said Court
personally
appeared before the Rev War _____ as of the U. S to Dist of Maine
Phineas Ingalls a resident of the town of Bridgeton
in the County of Cumberland and State of Maine
and being about seventy four years who being first duly sworn according to law doth on his oath make
to following declaration in order to obtain the
benefit of the provision made by the act of Congress passed June 7, 1832.
That he enlisted
into the Massachusetts State troops
in the year 1874
and went into actual service in
the year 1775
on the nineteenth day of April, and said the regiment commanded by Col. James Tye and company commanded by Capt. Benjamin
and that he marched through Lexington and was
stationed at Cambridge and there remained
until the first day of January 1776. that he resided in the town Andover, County of Essex and State of
Massachusetts
at the time he enlisted and that
said company to which he belonged were all
discharged on said first day
of January the
and no individual discharges were given.
troops to which he belonged was commanded by
Gen. Ward the first of said term and afterwards
General Washington
Page 37

In the month of July 1776 the said Ingalls enlisted
into the Massachusetts Militia and served in the
Company commanded by Capt. Samuel Johnson
Col. Edward Wigglesworth Regiment, Gen James
Richetts Brigade, and marched through the
State of New Hampshire and Vermont to take
Chatham and was stationed at Ticonderoga
and there remained until the last of November
1776 and went home in Dec. afterwards. No individual
discharges were given but the whole company were dismissed together-
About the first of March 1777 the said Ingalls
at Andover aforesaid into a company of Artificers
of the
commanded by Capt. Collens the first year and
afterwards by Capt Phina Parker, and served in
said Company
the term
& three years and
received a regular discharge which is lost. He
marched through the State of Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and part of Delaware, that
during said term he and said Company in
of the direction of the quarter Master General and
of said time was under the command of
Col. Jeduthan Baldwin-- on the first of January
1778 the company of Artificers to which he belonged
are put under the command of John Sullivan
for the purpose of building a budge over the
Schuylkill or near Philadelphia and now
Valley Forge.
Then he was ___ where he now lives on since the
close of the Revolutionary war
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He hereby relinquishes every claim whatever to a
pension or annuity except the present and declared
that his name is not on the pension roll
of the agency of any State
in and over in the State of Massachusetts in 1783 or to
11th of Nov. He believes that there is a ________in the town  books
Phineas Ingalls

Signed & sworn Aug. 13. 1832-
Ashur Ware
in the U. S. for the Dis
of the

I Robert Andrews of Bridgeton in the State of Maine on oath testify
my am personally acquainted with Phineas Ingalls & have
known him since 1775 he then was at cambridge
in the same named the law & served to her that
for last month, then in the ___________ of 
Capt Porter
                          Robert Andrews
Signed Sworn May 13, 1832 
                        Ashur Ware

Robert Andrews
of residing in the town of
Bridgton
and Ebenezer Choute residing in
the same town
hereby certify that we are well acquainted with Phineas Ingalls
who
has subscribed the foregoing declaration, that we believe him to be 75
years of age, that
he is reputed and believed in the neighborhood where he resides to have been a soldier of the Revolution
, and that we concur in that opinion.
                        Robert Andrews
                        Ebenezer Choute

Sworn to, and subscribed the day and year aforesaid.
Jane Child
Before me Ashur Ware,  US Judge for Maine District

And the Court further certifies that it appears to them that Robert Andrews and Ebenezer Choute
who has signed the preceding certificate are residents of the town of Bridgeton
and that are creditable persons
and that their statement is entitled to credit.
Ashur Ware, Dist. Judge
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And the said Court do hereby declare their opinion that the within
named applicant said Revolutionary soldier & served as he states.

I John Mussey Clerk of the District Court of the
United States for Maine District do hereby certify
that the foregoing contains the original proceedings of
said Court in the matter of the application of Phineas Ingalls for a pension
In testimony whereof I have hereto set my hand & seal of office this eighteenth day of August A.D. 1832
.
John Mussey Clerk
The said Ingalls transmits the annexed journal 
as a part of his declaration
-
No
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Hyan County of Oxford and State of Maine
Asa Osgood being of Lawful age testify and
say that I knew Phineas Ingalls of Andover
County and State of Massachusetts and was
knowing to his enlisting into a Company of Minute
men under Captain Benjamin Farnham and that he went into actual service at Cambridge and served eight months under that enlistment in the year 1775.
I also know of his 
being in the three years service
Pollard and frequently saw him
while in said Company
I further state that I was born in said town of
Anover 
age and should
and be about seventy eight years of age.
                                                  

Asa Osgood
Oxford SS. August 10th 1832

I, Asa Osgood above named personally made oath
that the above Deposition by him subscribed is
Before me Aaron Ingalls Justice of the Peace.
I hereby certify that Asa Osgood who has
signed the above deposition is well known to
me as a man of truth and full confidence may be put upon his statement.

Aaron Ingalls
Justice of Peace
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I, Phineas Ingall of Belton in the County
of Cumberland and State of Maine, and about seventy four years do testify depose and say that the Journal which is hereunto annexed is the
original paper left by me when I was in the
service of the United States and that the same
has been in my possession ever since the same
was made in the Revolutionary War
                              Phineas Ingall

late of Maine, Cumberland Augt 24. 1832
then personally appeared Phineas Ingalls above
named and made solemn oath to the truth
●
of the foregoing deposition.
of
(A.T.

Before me, Nathaniel S. Littlefield
United States of America
District of Maine
Justice of the Peace
John Mussey Clerk of the District Court of
the U.S. for main District do certify that
Nathaniel S. Littlefield is a magistrate as
above and that this official attestations are
entitled to full faith and credit. In testimony whereof I hereunto set my
seal of office and subscribed my name
this twenty ninth day of August in the
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and thirty two
John Mussey
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I, Francis Ingalls of Bridgton in the County of Cumberland
and State of Maine of Lawful age do testify and say that I lived in
the Town of Andover in the County of ______ and Commonwealth of Massachusetts untill after the
Revolutionary war, that I do know that Phineas
Ingalls then living at Andover aforesaid did serve Several years in the army of the United States, that in April
1775 he went to Cambridge in
Capt Farnham's
Company & staid in the service untill the forepart of
and that in July
he enlisted in Capt Samuel Johnson's company in the Massachusetts Militia
and went to Ticonderoga that he staid in the service five month till late the next fall that early in the spring
1777 or 1778 he, the said
Phineas Ingalls, enlisted into
a Company of artificers'
 for three years and that I do
know that he was out in the service untill the spring of 1780
                               Frances Ingall

Cumberland St July 11 1862
Then Personally appeared the above named Francis
Ingall and made oath that the above deposition is the truth.

before me Asa Ingalls,  2d Justice of the Peace
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State of Maine
Cumberland County SS
I William J. Vaughan, Clerk of the
County of Cumberland County do certify that Asa Ingalls
is a magistrate as within and that I believe the foregoing ---
signature purporting to be his to be genuine.
-

In testimony whereof I have here
scribed my name and affixed my
Office this twentieth day of August A.D. 1832
William T. Vaughan


I certify that Francis Ingalls who has signed the
deposition is a man well known to me for truth and
veracity and full faith and full credit may be found upon his statement as above.
         Asa Ingalls, Justice of the Peace
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STATE OF MAINE.
CUMBERLAND, SS.


Probate Office,
PORTLAND, March 14. A.D. 1851 ┃
I, Freeman Bradford
Register of Probate,
In and for said COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND, certify that
Asa Ingalls, is an
Acting Justice of the Peace,
within and for the County of Cumberland as appears by the paper hereto
annexed, that said Ingalls he is DULY QUALIFIED TO ACT as such;  that the COMMISSION of the said Ingalls 
is dated November 27th
A. D. 1845 and will expire November 27th A. D. 1852
and that the following SIGNATURESpurporting to be his are
genuine.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand, and affixed the
Seal official of said Court, the day and year first above written.
Freeman Bradford
Register.
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State of Maine
Cumberland SS. On this 12th
day of March in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty one personally appeared before the Subscriber a Justice
of the Peace in and for the County and State aforesaid
Elizabeth Ingalls a resident of Bridgton in the County
aforesaid aged Eighty five years and upwards who upon
oath makes the following declaration in order to receive
the benefit of the act of June 7th 1832 also the benefits
of the act of 1838, 1843. 1844, 1848, and the joint
Resolution passed on the
day of March 1851
Explanatory of the Act of 1838, 1843 & 1844,
And this declarant states that she is the widow
of Phineas Ingalls late of Bridgton deceased, that
her said husband was a pensioner of the United States
under the act of 7th June 1832 at the rate
of $144,00. per annum. She states that her husband
was a native of Andover Mass and belonged to said
town in the time of the Revolution and she believes
that he enlisted into the Corps of Artificers in the
year 1777 and served in Capt Parkers Company in
Col Baldwin's Regt for three years or more, and
she believes that he was in Major Pollard's Corps.
She has heard her husband say that his pay as an
Artificer while he was in the service exceeded that, upon
which his pension was computed
She further states that her said husband died on
the fifth day of January 1844 and that after his
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death she made application for a pension and is
now on the Pension Roll of the Maine agency at the
rate of $144 per annum as will appear by her last pension
Certificate dated 21 March 1849. No 4456, and that she
has not been married since the death of her husband
She therefore claims an increase of Pension under the
acts and joint resolution aforesaid.
                   Elizabeth Ingalls

Witnesses
 Asa Ingalls
Darwin Ingalls

Cumberland SS. March 12 1851. Then personally
appeared the above named Elizabeth Ingalls, who
is the identical person she represents herself to be
in the foregoing application and made oath that the
same is true according to her best knowledge
and belief.
Before me Asa Ingalls
Justice of the Peace
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STATE OF MAINE
CUMBERLAND, SS.

PORTLAND, July 20 A. D. 1850 ┃
Freeman Bradford
Probate Office,

REGISTER OF PROBATE
In and for said COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND, certify that
Asa Ingalls is an
Acting Justice of the Peace,
within and for the County of Cumberland as appears by the paper hereto
annexed, that
he is

DULY QUALIFIED TO ACT as such; that the COMMISSION of the said
Ingalls
is dated Nov. 27
A. D. 1845 and will expire November 27th A. D. 1852
and that the following SIGNATURE, purporting to be his is
genuine.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand, and affixed the
Seal official of said Court, the day and year first above written.
Freeman Bradford, Register
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State of Maine
Cumberland S.
On this Eighteenth day of July in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
fifty personally appeared before me the subscriber a
Justice of the peace in and for said County Elizabeth Ingalls a resident of Bridgton in said County aged
eighty five years who upon oath makes the following
declaration in order to obtain an increase of Pension
due to her late husband Phineas Ingalls late of said
Bridgton deceased and also an increase of Pension
for herself under the laws that have been passed on
and since the 7th June 1832
And this declarant states that she is the widow
of the said Phineas Ingalls who was a pensioner of
the United States under the act of June 7, 1832. She
States that her late husband was a native of Andover
Massachusetts in the time of the Revolution and she
believes that he enlisted into the Corps of Artificers
in the year 1777 and served in Major Pollard
Company in Col Baldwin Regiment for three
years or more. She believes that the pay of her said
husband greatly exceeded the amount to which
her husbands pension was computed and that of
her own, and she refers to documents and memoranda in the case of her husband now on file
in the pension office and also to the acts and
resolves of the continental Congress, to show that
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her husband's pay should be computed at a higher
rate per annum
she states that her husband's pension commenced on
the 4th March 1831, and that he drew said pension
to the 5th Jany 1844 the time of his death, that she
was married to her late husband prior to 1794
and she has received the benefit of the act of 1844
1848 and that her last pension certificate is
dated 21 day of March 1849 No 4456. and that
she has not been married since the death of
her husband, she therefore claims additional pay
as pension both for her husband and herself,
                      Elizabeth Ingall
Witness
F Bradford

Cumberland SS July 18 1850
then appeared the above named Elizabeth Ingalls
whom I know to be the identical person she represents
herself to be in the above declaration and made
oath that the same is true.
Before me
Asa Ingalls
Justice of the Peace
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STATE OF MAINE.
CUMBERLAND, SS.
Clerk's Office Judicial Courts,
⎬
PORTLAND, October 14 A. D. 1848.
Chas C. Harmon
CLERK OF ALL THE JUDICIAL COURTS,
In and for said COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND, certify that
Theodore Ingalls is an
Acting Justice of the Peace,
within and for the County of Cumberland as appears by the paper hereto
annexed; that he is
DULY QUALIFIED TO ACT as such; that the
COMMISSION of the said Ingalls
is dated June 4th
A. D. 1846, and will expire June 4th A.D. 1853.
and that the following SIGNATURE Purporting to be
his are Genuine

IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand, and affixed the
Seal of the Supreme Judicial Court, for said State, the day and year
first above written.
Chas C. Harmon Clerk
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Declaration
In order to obtain the benefit of the Act of Congress of the 2 day of
February 1848, granting pensions, for life to certain widows who have
received pension under the Acts of Congress of March 3, 1843 and of June 17th 1844

State of Maine
County of Cumberland
On this seventh day of October 1848.
personally appeared before me, Theodore Ingalls, a justice
of the Peace within a for the County of Cumberland
Elizabeth Ingalls, a resident of Bridgton in the
County of Cumberland, aged Eighty three years who
being first duly sworn according to law, doth
on her oath make the following declaration in
order to obtain the benefits of the provision made
by the Act of Congress passed the 2d day of February
1848, granting pensions to widows of persons who
during the Revolutionary war
That she is the widow of Phineas Ingalls who
was a private and thereafter an artificer in
the Army of the Revolution, and a pensioner
under the Act of Congress of June 7 1832; and that
she is the identical person who drew a pension under the
act of Congress of the 17th of June, reviving & continuing the act of March 3 1843, at the rate of $144.
per annum
The further declares that she is now a widow
                             Elizabeth Ingalls

Sworn to & subscribed the day & year above written In
presence of Theodore Ingalls  Justice of the Peace

Witnesses
Asa Ingalls
Darwin Ingalls

I certify that the above affiant is personally known
to me, and that she is the same individual who
drew a pension as stated by her in the foregoing affidavit
Theodore Ingalls,  Justice of the Peace
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STATE OF MAINE.
OxFORD COUNTY, SS.
I, RUFUS KING GOODENOW, Clerk of the Judicial Courts in and
for said County of Oxford, hereby certify, that
Aaron Ingalls
whose genuine signature is annexed to the foregoing Deposition of Asa
Osgood of Hiram in said County, is a
Justice of the Peace in and for said county of Oxford.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal of
office, this fifteenth day of August
in the year A.D. 1832
R K Goodenow
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4352
Elizabeth In
Widow of Phineas
Maine


Act 3  March 1843
Col Baldwin  Rolls
2 years Artificer
$144 per annum.
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Washington, Nov. 6th 1850.
Sir:
We beg leave to appeal from the decision of the Commissioner of Pension in
the case of Elizabeth Ingalls, widow
of Phineas Ingalls, late of Maine,
deceased, claiming an increase of Pension. Said Phineas Ingalls was a
member of Capt. Law's company,
in Col. Baldwin's Regiment, and
the questions in the case are the same
as in the case of Elizabeth Stanford, widow
of John Stanford, in which we have
this day appealed.
We have the honor to be
Very
Respectfully
Your obt sevts.
Dickins & Coombs


Hon A. H. H. Stuart
say of the Interior
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Dear Sir
the declaration of the widow
Ingalls was taken before the Judge of a
Court of Record and has been attached
to the papers returned to me from
the Pension
Office 
lease direct any communication
you may have to make upon the
subject of this application to the undersigned
With respect Your obt Servt
                         Theodore Ingalls 


J. L. Edwards
Commissioner of Pensions
Washington
 Dec. 12, 1844
Page 56


Portland May 7. 1833
Sir,
Herewith are returned the papers of
Phineas Ingalls whose pension certificate
 if awarded may be returned to me

Very respectfully
Yours
F. Bradford

to J L Edwards
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Brief in the case of Phineas
Ingalls, decd late of Cumberland
County and State of Maine
act 7 June 1832, also 2 Feb 1848,

Claim ("original "for increase.)

Proof exhibited, (if original.)
Is it documentary, traditionary, or supported by rolls? If either, state the substance.

(If for increase.)
Has additional evidence been filed since the admission of the claim? If so, what?
Allowed as an Artillery Artificer at $240,
per annum, deducting former part
at
$40 per annum
Name of Agent.
Dickens & Coombs
Present
S. Cole
Examining Clerk.
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Washington, Aug. 13th 1850
Sir
Enclosed we have the honor to
present the declaration of Elizabeth
Ingalls, widow of Phineas Ingalls
decd claiming an increase of her
said husbands pension, and of
her own. The declaration sufficiently
explain the ground
upon which the increase is claimed

Very respectfully
your obedient servant
Dickins & Coombs



J. L. Edwards Esq
Court of Pensions
Page 59

Elizabeth Ingalls
M Cole
Sept 15, 1856
filed by Dickens & Coombs
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Washington, Sept. 17th 1857.
Sir
Enclosed we present you the supplemental
declaration of Elizabeth Ingalls, of Maine
claiming an increase of Pension, under
Act of 1838 and subsequent acts. Also, for
an increase of the pension allowed her husband, Phineas Ingalls, under act of
1832. This claim was presented by us
on the 13th Aug. 1850, and we received a
adverse report, in October following.
We now ask a reexamination
of the case, under decisions of the Department made since our last report in the case.
Very respectfully
Your obt sevt
Dickins & Coombs



J. E. Heath Esq
Commissioner of Pensions
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
WIDOW'S PENSION.
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I certify that in conformity with the act of February 2, 1848,
Elizabeth Ingalls, widow of
Phinehas Ingalls
who was an Artificer in the revolutionary war,
inscribed on the pension list at the rate of
One hundred & forty as per annum, commencing on the of March, 1848, and continuing for life, unless she should again
marry; in which case the Pension is not payable after the time of such mariage.
Given at the Department of the Interior
this 21st day of March one thousand eight hundred and forty nine
T. Ewing
Secretary of the Interior.

Examined and countersigned
J L Edwards
Commissioner of Pensions.
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6352
Elizabeth Ingalls
Widow of Phineas
Maine
Act 3 March 1843 and
17 June 1844
Adm. 2 years Artificer
$144th per annum
Commencing on 5 January
1844 -
4
N. Act 43-- 6991
  "    "  44     441

Theodore Ingalls
Bridgeton
Mr.
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Hartford Conn. April 16. 1891
To the Commissioner of Pensions
Washington D.C.
Sir
I am advised by Brig. Genl. Rufus Ingates Usa
to apply to you for information concerning our
grand father who served in the war of the Revolution
His name was Phineas Ingalls and he was a native of Andover Mass. was born in 1757 and died in South Bridgton Maine Jany 5. 1843. from such information as we can obtain he served with Washington at West Point and had the rank of Sergeant and drew a pension after the war.
Will you kindly give me an abstract of his record from your office, which I can file with our County  Sons of the Revolution and send me the price of Expense for your service in the matter.
Respectfully,
Phineas N.. Ingalls M.D
112 High St.
Hartford
Conn
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NEW MEXICO MILITARY INSTITUTE
ROSWELL, NEW MEXICO
OFFICE OF THE SURGEON

CoL. JAMES W. WILLSON
SUPERINTENDENT

H. A. INGALLS, M. D.
ST. LIEUTENANT, M.R.C., U. S. ARMY
CAPTAIN AND POST SURGEON

From: The Surgeon.
To:The Commissioner of Pensions, Washington, D.C.
Subject: Record of Phineas Ingalls.
During the War of Revolution, my great grandfather, Phineas
a service, and, during the later years of his life, drew a pension.
He was born, 1758, Andover, Mass. Died, 1844, Bridgton M.
If consistent, I would be pleased to receive from you his record that I may complete the family history.
H.A Ingalls
Single Surgeon,
for Bureau of Pensions,
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Phineas Ingals
1
his Book
1779


N. 26153
Phineas Ingalls
Continental and Mass.
Phineas Ingalls
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Andover March 1777
This Day enlisted in the service As an Artificer for three years and took 29.00 dollars bounty.
---
Andover April 15th March for headQuarters Ride 56 Miles toDay
April 19th Got to Hartford today
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Hartford April Lieut Parker was
inoculated for the Small Pox
22 April I was inoculated for the smallpox 
15th May come out of the pox hospital
22 May March for headquarters---
28th May Got to Morristown
29th May March to Middle Brookfrom Morristown
30th May begin to work
10th June one man tshot
14 June the Enemy March from
Brunswick into the Country
They stay a few days and return
22 June the Enemy left Brunswick
 and went to Amboy
our troop follow them and plague 
the life & have skirmish es

24 June March from Middle Brook
To Quibble Town
---
26th June Alarm this morning
the Enemy March from
Amboy into the Country
our men had the skirmish with
them. Towards evening
 our Company retired to our old quarters at Middlebrook.
July the Enemy embarked on  board
their ships
July  March from Middle Brook to Morristown
To Pompton & Makes halt
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July March to Ramapough
July March through Smith
Grove
July March to the North River
At Newbury
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23d July had order to March back again
26th July March through Morristown
28th July Cross Delaware River at Corall
1th August March through Germantown
Halt within four Miles of Philadelphia
2d Augt I went into Philadelphia
8th Augt March Back towards Delaware
10 Augt March to Cross Roads
15th Regt A very hard shower & thunder
& Lightening
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23 Aug. March

24 Augt Manch through Philadelphia
25 March
26th Augt March to Wilmington
the Enemy  landed at the head of
Elk and comming toward Philadelphia

8th Sept went to Newport the Enemy
Advancing our Bagguage is ordered
Moore over Brandywine
West March with the Baggage
11 Sept the Enemy Advanced to Brandywine
our men met them & they had a very hard engagement March with the Baggage
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12th Sep March through Philadelphia
to Germantown
13th Go into Philadelphia
14 Sept Return to Germantown the
Bagguage was orderd of from the Army
except one tent for Eight Men
we March with the Army towards
They allow Springs
We March back & forward and the
Enemy March in like manner.
29th Sept Make a halt Twenty two miles from Philadelphia
2 Oct let the troops march three Miles to
the enemy are at Germantown
12 Oct.  Our men March to Germantown
The Enemy Engage them have a very hot Engagement
Our men took a considerable deal
of Baggage in the forenoon
the Enemy Retook it in the
Afternoon & our men were obliged to
Retreat our men Brought chief of
their wounded halt at Perkiomen
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or cross the River March About
three Miles
7th Oct At our Company had orders to go to Bethlehem March through Camp
Cross the River and march on
9 Oct.  Got to Bethlehem
10th Octr Work we work for the Genl
Hospital
OCT  19th we hear of Bourgogne  Defeat
-
Oct 20th Novr We hear the New England troops are going from the the Nothard
21 Nov.  Lieut Whitehead and About
half the company went to camp
Draw Cloths
29th December March for headQuarters
At Valley Forge
1st January 1778 Got to Camp
2d Janr went to work on Sullivan
Bridge
20th Febry Cross the Bridge on the
piers
28th Febr I going Schuylkill to get
Plank for the Bridge I went to John
Rineharts Mill
28th March go to camp the bridge all planked over.
3d April Capt Pollard Lient Whitehed
& John Willson set out for home
The Capt on furlow the other Dicharged
16th April Died Nath Harris
-
23 April went to Building hut for some
New Recruits to have the smallpox in
Lieut Parker sick of A fever Move 
him over the River to Woolf
-
27 April Set up with Lieut Parker tonight
6th May A high Day with the Army
The Execus went on with fireing
Cannon & Smallarms
18th May Lieut Parker Brought to his hut
as his fever has left he is getting well
15th June Orders for four of Our Compr
to go to Jackson Hospital
Sergt Gorge, Isaac Bemi,s Phin Ingals. Bemjm Lomas  March to Coventry
with
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16th June Repair ______ Barn for an
Hospital, Make Bunks & &
20th June Leave _____ and go
to Grumbacher
21 June the sick come to the Hospital
9th July Sergt Frye & Isaac Bemis
Discharged from the Hospital
26th Augr Discharged from the Hospital
March for headquarters

31 Aug Get to camp at the White plains
16th Sept March from White Plains to
20 Sept March within Seven Miles of
Fredericksburg
24th Sept March to Fredericksburg
4 Oct Pass Muster
6th Octr have pass to go home for six
Week
12th Oct  Got to Andover
17th Oct  Died the wife of My Brother
Isaiah Ingalls
8
17th Novr Nehemiah Abbot Married
And got his wife home
---
18th Novr Daniel Kimball got his
wife home he was married 11 Novr
12th Nov. My Brother Isaiah got
up from Bridgton
19th Nov. March for camp-

23d Novr Got to Hartford
28th Novr Lot to Danbery
-
---
28 Novr in the Company at the
 Continental Village
1st December Cross the North River
8th Decr Get to Bond Brook
-
9th Dec Marchabout 1  Mile
to the Mountain to go to Head Quarters to work
---
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20th Decr return from Barton to
The Company under the Mountain
Go to Building huts
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25th Decr Sleep in my hurt
Order for Fifty Steds to be made
Immediately
1779

2d Febry go to Company carms to
Build a Slaughter house
7th March Return to the Company
7th April so to Summersett to
Work at an Hospital
30th April Return to the Company
11th May which Day with the Army
The Exercise went on with fireing
of Cannon and small arms to
Honora French Ambassador
4th June March from Middle Brook
Towards the North River
8th June Got to Smiths Grove
27 June Dudley Messer & P. Ingals
& four of Capt. Brewers Company
go to Otter Kill Church to work
at an Hospital
---
13th July Return from Otter Kill
Hospital to the Company at
Smith Grove
17th July March from Smiths
place
18th July Got to New Windsor
5th Novr March from New Windsor
To Marters Creek about Mile
28th Nov. March from Murder Crick
Towards Morristown Through
Smith Grove
30 Novr Got to Ringwood -
3d December March to Morristown
4th Decr March on to  the company 
Ground half a mile from Morristown
And Begin to Build Huts
19th Move into our huts
& 3d January 1780 A Large Snow storm
The Hardest winter ever known
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Morristown March 11th 1780
This Day Discharged from the
Service of the United States of America

20
-
2nd of March Set out from Morristown for Andover stop in Compton tonight tired of walking
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3d of March Ston at Kingsbury
tonight
4th of March Stop at Ridgebury tonight
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-
5th of March Stop at South Ferry this night
-
-
.
6th of March Stop at Southington tonight
7th of March Stop in Hartford tonight
8th ofMarch Cross the River Stay
9th of March  Stop in Ashford Wright
10th of March  Stop in Dudley Bright
11th of March  Stop in Westbery night
16th of  Stop Sudberry to night ┃
13th of March got to Andover tonight
Finis
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Phineas Ingalls Book
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wrote out of the Sixth Volum of the Spectator
Saturday August 16.
What Befits the wise and good-Creey
Religion may be considered under two general head the first
comprehend what we are to believe, the other what we are to
Practife by those thing which we are to believe. I mean
whatever is revealed to us in holy writings, and which
we could not have obtained the knowledge of y the Light
of nature; By the things which we are to practice of
men
All those duties to which we are directed by Reason or natural
Religion the first of this shall distinguish by the name of
faith the Second by that of Merality. If we look into
the more serious part of mankind, we find many who
day so great stress upon faith, that they neglect
Morality and many who build much upon Morality
that they do not say due regard to faith.
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Cloathing for the year 1777
Ramapough 16th July
Draws, shirt, Frock pair shoes
3 Sept Traw Linnen overhalls
Bethlehem Novr Draw 1 coat which
1 pair Breeches 1 pair stockings
1 pair shoes
Total sum
of Cloathing
.
1
Sullivans Bridge 1778 Draw for 77
1 pair stockings 1 Blankett
1 Waistcoat

White Plains Sept 78
Draw 1 shirt, pants
Stockings 1 pair shoes
Gave us by the State of Massachusett Bay

Total Sum of clothing 
1 coat
2 shirts
1 Frock
1 Blankett
1 Waistcoat
1 pair Breeches
2 Doz. Stockings
2 Shoes
1 Overhall
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Clothing for year 1778
Sullivan Bridge 17th April
Drawfrom Camp  pair Shoes
1 pair stockings
Continental Village 28th
Draw coat & shirts repair Shoes
Middle Brook
Draw 1 pair shoes
Blankett, Waistcoat pair
Breeches 2 pair stockings
________________________
Total
Coat
2 Shirts
Hat
Blankett
1 Waistcoat
pair Breeches
4 Shoes
3 D Stockings
_______________

Clothing for ye year 1779
Middle Brook Draw 4 shirts
Smith Clove Draw pair shoes
Smith Clove Draw 1 pair Woolen overall
New Windfor 17th Augt Draw
one coat one hath one pair ┃
Shoes one Pair Stockings
one frock one pair of Linnen
Overalls 20th Sept Draw
one pair Braches on D. Stockings
one Waistcoat
__________________________________
Total
Coat.
Waistcoat
1 Hatt.
4 Shirts
1 Frock
1 pair Breeches
2 Overalls
2 Doz Stockings
2 size 8 shoes
1 Do jo

Clothing Bought
out of the public
one pair leather breeches
one pair Shoes
Two Shirt
one Shirt & repair
Shoes from the
Massachusetts bay store
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29.
Account of pay for ye year 1777
Middle Brook 22d June
Draw pay for March & April
17 Dollars & 1 third Month
-
Roxborough 3d Aug.
Draw pay for May & June 17 Dollar
& 1 thred Mr Month
---
Bethlehem 15th Octr
Draw pay July augt 17 Dollars
& third Month

Sullivans Bridge 12th March 18
Draw pay for 77 Sept Oct Novr
December as one months pay for
Building huts
-
Total 190 Dollars

Account of pay for year 1778
White Plains 25th Sept
Draw pay for January Febuary
& March 17 Dollars & third Month
-
White Plains Sept
Draw pay for April and May
30 Dollars P. Month

White Plains 12th Sept
Draw pay for June & July
00 Dollars Month

Fredericksburg 6th Oct. Receive pay of City
Draw pay for Augt & Sept
31 Dollars pr Month

Middle Brook P. Febry 1779
Draw pay for 78 Novr December
30 Dollars P. Month
Total  322 Dollars
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Middle Brook May
1779
Account of pay for ye year 1779
Middle Brook May
Draw pay for Jany Feby March
and April 30 Dollars pr Month

New Wind for July 27th
Draw pay for May & June
45 Dollars Month

New Windfor Sep. 29th 79
Draw pay for July & Augt
45 Dollars pr month
-
Morristown January 16th 1780
Draw wages for 19 Sept of Octr
45 Dollars
.
Andover April 14th 1780
Draw wages for Novr & Dec. 1779
Draw wages for Jan & Fibing
(45) Dollar month)

Total 570 dollars
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Andover March
10th
1777
Enlist into the service as an Artificer for three
years
April 15th 1777 March for Head Quarter
October 19th 1778 Return to Andover on Furlough
November 19th
1778 March from Andover
for Camp Again
Phineas Ingall his book