Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File W. 9433, Jonas Eyler, Penn.
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(8 - 1776)
SERVICE
Penn
Eyler Jonas
or
Thler
CONTENTS

Anna Regina
or
Rachel

NUMBER
W. 9433
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H. May [illegible]
20 Mch 1854
4307
Maryland
Anna Regina Eyler,
widow of Jonas Ether
Senr [illegible]
who served in the Revolutionary
war, as a private

Inscribed on the Roll at the rate of
80 Dollars
Cents per annum, to commence on
the 4th day of March, 1848.
Certificate of Pension issued the
13 day of Mch 1849
and sent to
W.S. Allison
Present
Recorded on Roll of Pensioners under act
February 2, 1848, Page 123 vol. 3
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To 
Daniel Mayn
Creagerstown
Frederick 
County
MD
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11892
9250
1402
Anna Regina Eyler
of Jonas
May 8 1843.
Md
Act 7 July 38
iqdpl [illegible]
m 87. d25 -  Capt Knox
Morgan rolls for '77 _ 8 _
admd
2 yrs pri
80
$80
Also acts 43044
W. Allison
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Penn  Eyler Jonas W9433 Ihler Anna Regina Rachel
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State of Maryland 
Frederick County to wit

I hereby certify that on this 16th day of
April 1845
before me the Subscriber
One of the Judges of the Orphans Court for
Frederick County and State aforesaid
personally appears Anna Regina Eyler
and after being duly sworn upon the
holy Evangely
of Almighty God deposeth
and saith that the within statement to which she has subscribed her name
and all the matters and facts therein
set forth are true and correct, to the best of her knowledge and
belief.  Sworn to and Subscribed
by said deponent before me this day 
year aforesaid

Washington Burgess
&
State of Maryland Frederick County to wit:
I Thomas Sappington Register of wills for Frederick County,
Maryland, do hereby certify that Washington Burgess
is one of the associate Justices of the Orphans Court,
Frederick County aforesaid, duly commissioned and qualified
according to Law and that the signature annexed is his genuine Signature. In Testimony whereof I hereunto set my
hand and affix the Seal of Office this
16th day of April 1845.
[illegible] Thomas Sappington Regr of [illegible]
for Frederick County Maryland
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March 29, 1935
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
RA-J/EEL
Jonas Eyler-W.9433
George Eyler-W.O.8829

Mrs. John A. Martin
49 Clayton Avenue
Waynesboro, Pennsylvania
Dear Madam:
Reference is made to your letter in which you request information
in regard to Jonas Eyler, Peter Geyer, William Boggs, Robert Anderson, and the husband of Martha McCune, soldiers of the Revolutionary
War and George Eyler, of the War of 1812.
Because of the great demand for Revolutionary War and War of
1812 data and the limited clerical force available for furnishing
such information, it has not been possible to make for one person
or organization a series of investigations and reports pertaining
to soldiers of those wars. You are furnished herein the histories
of Jonas Eyler, W.9433, a soldier of the Revolutionary War and George
Eyler, W.O.8829, a soldier of the War of 1812.

Jonas Eyler
W. 9433
Copied from A.H. F.
Jonas Eyler or Ihler was born November 22, 1754, in Bedford
County, Pennsylvania. The names of his parents are not shown.
Jonas Eyler enlisted in Bedford, Pennsylvania, and served as a
private in Captain Rice's Company and in Colonels Proctor's and
Morgan's Regiments; he was in the battles of Quebec, Trenton, Germanton, at the taking of Burgoyne and in several engagements with
the Indians, length of service, about three years.
He died April 19, 1825.
He married April 24, 1781, Anna Regina Hurbeck or Herbech.
She was also referred to as Rachel.
The death of the soldier and their marriage are recorded on
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the books of the Moravian Church at Graceham, Frederick County, Maryland.
Anna Regina, widow of Jonas Eyler, was allowed pension on her application executed April 16, 1845, at which time she was living in
Frederick County, Maryland, and was aged eighty-six years, two
months and four days.
Their son, John, is referred to in 1847 as "John Eyler of Jones."
It is also stated that the state of Pennsylvania paid the widow
a pension on account of the services of Jonas Eyler in the War of the
Revolution.

George Eyler
W.0.8829
Copied from M M H. F. [handwritten]
The date and place of birth and the names of the parents of George Eyler are not shown.
George Eyler married April 2, 1811, Anna Kauffman. The widow
stated that they were married at Millerstown, Pennsylvania, but the
marriage was recorded on the records of the Moravian Church at Graceham, Frederick County, Maryland. He died April 10, 1871, in Eyler's Valley, Maryland.
On June 10, 1872, while a resident of Eyler's Valley, Maryland, (postoffice, Sabillasville, Maryland), and aged eighty-two years,
Anna Eyler applied for the pension that might be due on account of the services of her husband, George Eyler, in the War of 1812 and alleged
that the soldier enlisted in Emmitsburg, and served from August 27, 1814 to November 1, 1814, in Captain Shyder's Company of Maryland
Militia.
Her claim was not allowed as she failed to furnish proof of the
alleged service as required by the pension law.
There is no reference to children.
Very truly yours
A. D. HILLER
Executive Assistant to the Administrator.
-2-
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February 17, 1932
BA-J/AWF
Mrs. J. E. Trask
1702 S. Walnut Street
Casper, Wyoming
Dear Madam:
Reference is made to your letter relative to 933
Jonas Eyler, a soldier of the Revolutionary War.

The data furnished herein are obtained from
the papers on file in pension claim, W. 9233 933 [handwritten], based upon the Revolutionary War service of Jonas Eyler or Ihler.

He was born November 22, 1754 in Bedford County, Pennsylvania.

He enlisted in Bedford, Pennsylvania and served
as a private in Captain Rice's company and in Colonels Proctor's and Morgan's regiments, he was in the battles
of Quebton, Trenton, Germantown, at the taking Burgoyne, and in several engagements with the Indians, length of service about three years.

He died April 19, 1825.

He married April 24, 1781, Anna Regina Hurbeck or Herbech. She was also referred to as Rachel.

The death of the soldier and their marriage are
are recorded on the books of the Moravian Church at Graceham, Frederick County, Maryland.

The widow, Anna Regina, was allowed pension on her application executed April 16, 1845, at which time she was living in Frederick County, Maryland, and was aged eighty-six years, two months and four days.

Their son John is referred to ["in 1847 as" handwritten] "John Eyler of
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Wars
Jones [Eyler of Jones" crossed out]
It is also stated that the state of Pennsylvania
paid the widow a pension on account of the services
of Jonas Eyler in the War of the Revolution.
Very truly yours
A. D. HILLER
Assistant to Administrator
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October 27, 1928
Mrs. Fred C. Willson,
Anselmo,
Nebraska.
Madam:
I advise you from the papers in the Revolutionary War
pension claim, W. 9433, it appears that Jonas Eyler or Ihler was born November 22, 1754 in Bedford County, [additional illegible handwritten text]
Pennsylvania.
He enlisted at Bedford, Pennsylvania and served as a
private under Captain Rice and Colonels Proctor and
Morgan, he was in the battles of Quebec, Trenton, Germantown, at the taking of Burgoyne and in several engagements with
the Indians and served about three years.
He died April 19, 1825. [followed by illegible handwritten text]

The soldier married April 24, 1781, Anna Regina (also referred to as Rachel) Hurbeck (?). Herbech [handwritten]   She was allowed
pension on her application executed April 16, 1845 at
which time she was living in Frederick County, Maryland,
aged eighty-six years, two months and four days.
It is also stated that the State of Pennsylvania
paid her pension on account of Jonas 
Ehler's [crossed out] Eyler [handwritten] services in
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the War of the Revolution.
Son, John, is referred to in 1847.
Eyler "of Jonas"
Respectfully,
E. W. MORGAN,
Acting Commissioner.
COPIED BY ADY
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49 CLAYTON AVENUE
WAYNESBORO, PA.
[Stamp: MAR 23 1935 (the rest illegible]
Veterans Administration
Washington DC
U.S. Pension records
Gentleman: 
Will you kindly give me any information you may have in reference to pensions granted the following after Revolutionary War or any interesting notes. 
Thanking you in advance.
Mrs. John A Martin
49 Clayton Ave
Waynesboro Pa. [Pennsylvania]
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Jonas Eyler
Reginia Eyler

My own Great, great Grandparents

Peter Geyer
Mary Geyer

Wm Boggs or wife

TIME STAMP - Mar 28, 1935

Husband of Marthea McCune

also of
George Eyler
Elsie Ann Eyler

War of 1812 - my own Great Grandparents

one other
Rev Robert Anderson - he is of Franklin Co Pa. He moved to Perry County
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Reen [handwritten]
1702 So. Walnut St.
Casper, Hy. Jan. 29, 1932.
Pension Office, Dep't of Interior
Washington D.C.
Dear Sirs:-
only one
Jonas Eyler's name appears p. 339, vol. 3 of 5th series, Pa. [Pennsylvania] Archives in the 8th Penn. Reg., but does not appear in 1790 census of Pa. He was private in Capt Nehemiah Stokley's Co., 8th Pa. Reg., 
Col. Danl. [Daniel] Broadhead, Oct. Nov. & Dec. 1778-9. No family data, or place of enlistment
or residence given. Does his name appear on the rejected list for pension or donation
land? Am searching for any family data, and later location.

Very sincerely
Mrs. J. E. Trask
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Anselmo Nebraska
Jan. 23- 1928.
Commissioner of Pensions
Washington, D.C.
Dear Sir:
Will you kindly inform me if
there are any Rev. records of
only
Jonas Eyler (or Iler) in your
department- if not could you furnish
any instructions where to look for
this information? It is inferred
that he was from Pennsylvania,
or Maryland- but I have no Authentic
records- Any information, will be
in expressibly appreciated. Thanking
you in advance I am
Yours sincerely
Mrs. Fred C. Willson
Anselmo, Custer Co,
Nebraska.
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Rev WIDOW etc.
File No: 9433
Anna R Eyler
Wid of 
Jonas Eyler
Private Rev War

Act: Feby 2 '48

Index Vol A Page 224
{Arrangement of 1870}

1928 Oct 27 - Hist to Mrs Fred C Willson
1932 Feb 17 - Hist to Mrs J E Trask
1935 Mar 29 - Hist to Mrs John A Martin
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Letter to Daniel Mayn
16 May 1845
Sec of State May 21 '46
Wm S Allison May 25, '46

Act 7 July '38
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see letter to John Eyler of Jones
June 5, 1847
10.244.

Maryland.
Ref.
Anna Regina Eyler
Widow of Jonas Eyler
who was a pensioner under the Act of
---
and who died on the 19 Apl. 1825
of FredK Co. in the State of Maryl. [Maryland]
who was a Priv. [Private] in the Compy. [Company]
commanded by Captain Knox, of the
Regt [Regiment] commanded by Col Morgan
in the Rev. for 2 years

Inscribed on the Roll of Baltimore
at the rate of 80 Dollars --- Cents per annum, to commence on the 4th day of March, 1836.

Certificate of Pension issued the 15th day of
April 1847 and sent to W.S
Allison, Present
 Total amount, $400.
(Act July 7, 1838.}
Recorded by D.H. Wood Clerk,
Book D Vol. 1, Page 253
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Frederick City March, 17th 1854
Sir
You will please and inform me if Anna Regina the widow of Jonas Eyler or her Administrator, George Eyler ever made application for pension due her or heirs under act 1848. She drew pension under [illegible] 1838 & 1843 & 44 and drew Eight hundred dollars

J P Waldoe
Court of Penn
Washington
City D.C.

I am sir yours truly 
Daniel Mayn
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Mr. Daniel Mayer
Creagerstown, Maryland
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I do hereby certify that Rachel Eyler, widow
of Jonas Eyler, draws a pension of Forty Dollars per
annum, by virtue of an Act of the Legislature of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, for services rendered by her husband in the war of the Revolution; and
that the said Pension is paid semiannually at the Office
of the Treasurer of the County of Franklin, Penns.a,
by order of the Treasurer of the State.
Given under
my hand this 18th day of April, 1845.
G.K. Harper
Treasurer of Franklin Co. Pa.

Chambersburg, April 18, '45
Dr. [Dear] Sir.
A County Treasurer, has no Seal of Office.
The best and fullest evidence can be got at Harrisburg, if you want it to operate at Washington City
Yours, etc.
G.H. Harper
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Left Side Page

Direct to the
MCL Marcy
Secretary of War
Washington City

Right Side Page

Jas Eyler of Jones
How much pension money did W S Allison receive as agent for his mother

$40 Rec June 3/47
Pension Office
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June the 1847

Mrs. L Mercy I wish for you
to State certain facts to me in a Letter
Concerning a Pension that Mr. W S. Alleson
obtained for my Mother Anna Regina Eyler
at the City of Washington he Mr. W. Allison
got an order from her for the hole amount
and never told her how much it was
I am her agent to trace her money for her
Dear Sir and write to how much the hole
amound is as soon as you get these Lines
and delay one moment be in least
for I will be in Baltimore on the 6 of June
this will Safe me the trouble of Coming to you
I want you to direct the Letter to
Ruben William Baltimore City [illegible] Street
there I can get the Letter by so doing
you will oblige you prove John Eyler of Jones
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Jan 29/49
Rachel Eyler
Maryland
Act 2 February 1848

8142
Jonas Pri
$80

Cole
Act Feb 48

W.S. Allison
Present
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Declaration
In order to obtain the benefits of the act of Congress of 2d February
1848 Entitled an act making provision for surviving widows and
Soldiers of the Revolution,
State of Maryland Fred County To wit.
On this 17th day of January 1849 Personally appeared before the
subscriber a Justice of the peace of the State of Maryland in and for Fred
County Anna Regina Eyler, a resident of said County aged 90
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 on the 2d February 1848 Granting
Pensions to widows of persons who served during the Revolutionary war
That she is the widow of Jonas Eyler who was a private in the Army of
the Revolution, in the Regiment commanded by Colonel Morgan, and
that she received a Pension of $80 per annum under the act of the 7th
July 1838, and the 3d of March 1843 of which she refers the office to her
papers on file in the said office,
She further declares that she is still a widow
Sworn and subscribed on the day and year above written, before
William Mooney
Justice of the peace
in and for Fredk County
in the State of Maryland

Signed by Anna Regina Eyler
Mark

I do certify that the declarant is personally
known to me,
William Mooney
-
Justice of the price
in and for Fredk County
in the State of Maryland

I also certify that Anna
Regina Eyler the declarant
hereof requested me to write
her name for her to the above
declaration to which signature
she affixed her mark
Wm
Mooney J. P.
in and for Fredk County
in the State of Maryland

Maryland Frederick County
---
I certify that Wm Mooney Esq before whom the foregoing declaration appears
been made & whose name is thereto subscribed was at the time of
so doing a Justice of the Peace of the State of Maryland in & for Fredrick
County duly commissioned & sworn
In testimony whereof I hereto
set my hand & affix the seal of Frederick
County Court this 20 January 1849
W B Tylerley
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State of Maryland Federick County to wit
Be it remember that on this 22nd day of April 1845 before me the subscriber a Justice of the Pece of the said state and for said county personally appeared Daniel Morrisson and made oath on the Holy Evangelist of Almighty God and deposeth and says that he knew Jonas Eyler and knew him to be a soldier in the war of the revolution as he belonged to the same company and knew him to enlist for three years in Bedford Co Penn under Capt. Ponters and Capt. Rices company of artillery and also says the same engaged with the Indian other [illegible] in many other battles which I cannot recollect for after his term of three years expired, I do not recollect what he [illegible].

Daniel Morrisson - His X Mark

Sworn before me the Justice - Lewis A Beatty Esq

I hereby certify that the above deponent is of high moral character and a respectable citizen and full confidence can be placed in what he may say.

Lewis A Beatty - Esq

State of Maryland Frederick County to wit

Be it remembered that on this 22nd day of April 1845 before me the subscriber a Justice of the Peace in the said state in and for said county personally appeared Catharine Moffat and made oath on the Holy Evangelist of Almighty God and deposeth and says that she was acquainted for many years with the said
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Jonas Eyler and he often told her of the following facts as follows and that he enlisted under Col Porter and Capt. Rice's company in Bedford Co Penn for the term of three years and was engaged in the following battles: in the battle of Trenton, in the battle of Germantown, in the battle where Gen'l Burguine was taken and other different battles and also was engaged with the Indians and said that the said Anna Regina Eyler is the identical widow of the aforesaid Jonas Eyler and she remains his widow of the aforesaid.

Catharine Moffat

Sworn before Jacob Gernand JP

I hereby certify that the above deponent is a woman of good moral character and full confidence can be placed in what she saith.

Jacob Gernand

State of Maryland Frederick County to wit:

Be it remembered that on this 30th day of April 1845 before me the subscriber a justice of the peace personally appeared John Mefferd and made oath on the Holy Evangelist of Almighty God and deposeth and saith that the said Rachel Eyler described in the certificate from Harrisburg Penn that she draws a pension of forty dollars per year is the identical Anna Regina alias Rachel Eyler who now claims a pension from the United States is the widow of Jonas Eyler dec'd and remains his widow to this day.

John Mefferd

Sworn before Jacob Gernand Esq

I hereby certify that the above deponent is a man of great moral character and full confidence can be placed in what he saith.

Jacob Gernand - Esq
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Service  Penn. 
Eyler  Jonas or Thler[illegible]
Anna Regina or Rachel
Number  W9433
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that he enlisted under Genl [General] Proctor and
Capt. [Captain] Rice for three years and that he was
Engaged in the following battles to wit at Qebic [Quebec]
Halifax Albany Germantown and that he
had engaged with the indians in different parts
and that is all that I can recollect of what
was spoken  S. A knew Anna Ragina Eyler
to be the identical widow of Jonas Eyler and
remain his widow up to the date.
John Merssed
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Sworn before Jacob Germand J P
I hereby certify that the above desponent [despondent] is a man
of Respectibility [Respectability]  Jacob Germand

  Frederick County State of Maryland to wit be it remembered
that on this 22nd day of April 1845 Before me the
Subscriber a Justice of the peace of the said State
in and the said County personally appeared
Capt. [Captain] John Eyler Esq [Esquire] and made [ILLEGIBLE]
[ILLEGIBLE] Evangelist [  ILLEGIBLE  ]
[  ILLEGIBLE  ]
with Jonas Eyler and [CROSSED OUT] beleaved [believed]
him to be a soldier of the revolution and
often told me of these acts as follows
that he enlisted under Genl [General] Proctor [ILLEGIBLE]
[    ILLEGIBLE    ]
he served service he was taken from [  ILLEGIBLE  ]
[ILLEGIBLE] Company by [ILLEGIBLE] of Genl [General] [ILLEGIBLE]
[  ILLEGIBLE  ] after [  ILLEGIBLE  ] serviced
[CROSSED OUT] [    ILLEGIBLE    ]
General Sulivan [  ILLEGIBLE  ]
[ILLEGIBLE] and the battle of Germantown.  John Eyler
State of Maryland [State of Maryland CROSSED OUT]

Sworne [Sworn] before me Lewis A Beatty, a Justice of the peace
I do herby [hereby] certify that the afforsaid John Eyler
is a Honorable and respectable Citizen which every
confidence can be placed in
Lewis A Beatty
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Service  Penn.
Eyler Jonas or Thler
Anna Regina or Rachel
W.9433
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[Handwritten] March 13,1847
Rebecca Eyler or Thler
Mary
[illegible] July 1838
add [illegible]
W.S. Allison [illegible]
Priest [present?]
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Service Penn.
Number W.9433
Eyler Jonas or Thler

Anna Regina or Rachel
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Maryland Frederick County to wit.
I hereby certify that William H Grimes Gentleman
before whom the foregoing affidavits,
appear to have been made, was at the
time a Justice of the peace of said state in 
afore said County duly commissioned & Sworn
In Testimony whereof I have 
hereunto subscribed my name &
affixed the seal of Frederick
County Court this 3 March 1847.
W.B. Tyler ck
Frek [Frederick]Cty [County] Ct [Court] Md
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Creagerstown May 6 1845

Dear Sir
I here enclose the papers of the case
of Rachel or Anna Regina EylerLic.k I wish you
to doth best you can for her as the are all new
Justices of the peace that filled up the papers
who was appointed by our late your I have you will 
make our allowance I should like you to let me know wether you received the additional Evidence send to you April in the case of Elizabeth Kansas please to let me know and let one know if it will answer or not and wither she is going to get a pension or not so sen let her now she would like to know for
she is poor and very much in want
as I am agoing in that neighborhood as soon
as I hear from you will oblige me very
much to let me know soon as you receive this
I am Sir your
Most Obedient
Servant
Daniel Meyer
Mr J L Edwards
Comm;r
of Pension
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Sept 27, 1846
Recd
Anna Regina Eyler
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Washington, Feb: 26. 1846
Sir,
I have been authorised [authorized] to
prosecute the claim of Mrs Rachel
Eyler or Anna Regina Eyler of Maryland
widow of Jonas Eyler to a pension I
Would respectfully request that the
records at the State Dept may be
examined for the alleged service in Col.
Proctor's Regt.. of Artillery, and that said
Dept, will state the period embraced by
their records, in case the applicant's husbands
name is not found thereon. May I request
early attention to this case. The family inform me
that the name is 
sometimes spelled Oyler.
I am very
yr obt Svt [your obedient servant]
Wm S Allison

J.L. Edwards Esq
Com. of Pensions
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Meredith
Laurene Cares
Crauford
B Preston
Euing
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Page 1

1. Yes
2. Yes
3. There is a paper filed, of which the
annexed marked A, 
is a copy:
4. The evidence furnished by Mayne
was not sufficient. Allison filed
a paper which completed the proof
5. The only agency A Allison
in the case ^which I now recollect^ was to file an affidavit
and write a letter. He received the
paper certificate. The money is
not paid on pensions in the office. I 
cannot therefore testify on this point.
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Page 2
1. I have seen a person named
Mayn. I have no particular
acquaintance with him. I do
not know the other party
2. I am commissioner of Pensions
Daniel Mayn applied for a
pension for Anna Regina Eyler
and William S. Allison made
application on her behalf. The
pension certificate was delivered
to Allison.
3. I have already stated that
Daniel Mayn filed papers in
this office in support of the claim
of Anna Regina Eyler. The
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Page 3
annexed are copies of the said
Papers.
4. The papers shewing the 
amount paid are in the [illegible]
of the Third Auditor, where the
information can be had
cannot testify on this point.
5. I know if nothing [illegible]
in the case that can be
[three illegible words]
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Department of State
Washington May 26, 1846.
James L Edwards Commissioner of Pensions
Sir
In compliance with your request. 
I have caused the Washington Papers to be examined 
for evidence of the service of Jonas Eyler (or 
Oyler) in Proctors regiment of the Pennsylvania line
during the war of the Revolution, and have to report 
that no evidence of such service has been discovered. 
I am Sir, very respectfully
Your Obt Servt. [Obedient Servant] 
James Buchanan
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Treasury Department
Third Auditor's office
June 4th 1847
Sir
In reply to your letter of yesterday I
have to state that on examination, I do not
find the name of Anna Regina Eyler "on the
roll of Maryland Pensioners under the
Acts of July 7th 1838, and March 3rd 1843." The 
letter of Mr Eyler is enclosed at your request.
very respectfully
Your Obt. Servt.
Peter Hagner Aud

James L Edwards Esq
Commissioner of Pensions
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An Act
For the releif [relief] of Daniel Henderson,
and others, soldiers and widows of Soldiers of the Revolutionary
and Indian wars.
Section 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
in General Assembly met, and it is hereby enacted by the
authority of the same. That the State treasurer be and he
is hereby authorized, and directed to pay to Daniel Henderson
Butler County, Thomas English Mercer County, Rebecca
Stedman, Northumberland County, Margaret Kip Juniata
County, Magdalena Young, Casper Brensinger, Catherine
Michards, Elizabeth Schreader, Berks County, Margaret
Miller, Thomas Flanagan, Philadelphia, Elizabeth Painter,
Catharine Fiscus, Elizabeth Rasher, Armstrong County,
Rachel Eyler, John Don, Franklin County, Frederick
Snyder, Monroe County, John Gehr Semr, Mary Owen
Mary M. Conrad Crawford County, James Blackford,
Adam Shepley, Allegheny County, Elizabeth Moreland,
William Miller Jacot Statter, Greene County, Mary
Zimmerman, Baltimore City, Christian Scheetz Lehigh
County, Barbara Shannon, Meadville, Pennsylvania,
Robert Robertson, Ralph Boon, Fayette County, Ester
Foreman, Franklin County, Eve Heft, Bucks County,
Martha Campbell, Washington County, Margaret
Toops, Dauphin County, Alanson Bills, James Donahay,
Simon Ruffner, Indiana County, Esther
Keatly, Clarion County, Catharine Good, Columbia
County, Sarah Overholtz Luzerne County, John
Kurtz Lancaster County, Daniel Tan, Robert McGuire
Westmoreland County, Abraham C. Kulp, Lycoming
County, Eleanor Reed of Huntington County, Christian
Hawn Valentine Coleman, of York County, Mary
(Slaysman
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Slaysman of Baltimore city, John Long, Allegheny County,
Dorothy Fluck of Bedford County, soldiers, and 
widows of Soldiers, of the revolutionary and Indian wars,
or to their respective orders, forty dollars each, immediately,
as a gratuity and an annuity of forty dollars, during life,
payable half yearly, to commence on the first day of
January, one thousand eight hundred and forty= three;
and to Zadock Hultz, George Burckel of Allegheny County
Jacob Corl of Bucks County, William Brown, Beaver
County, Jemima Brown, Mercer County, Christopher
Truby Clarion County, William Burns Ashtabula
County, Ohio, Margaret Dimm Lycoming, Robert
Cather Henry Slater, Greene county, Mary Nugent of
Indiana county, or their respective orders, each forty dollars,
as a gratuity, immediately, for their Services in
the revolutionary and Indian wars.

Pennsylvania Ss
I do Certify that the foregoing is a true
copy of the original act, (first Section) remaining
on file in this office
Witness my hand and seal of
Secretary's Office at Harrisburg April 25th
1845 -
J. Miller
Secy of the Court.

Daniel Mayer