Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File W. 20174, for Frederick Jewett, Vermont
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SERVICE  NUMBER
VT   Jewett, Frederick    W.20174
Else B.L. Wt. 10225-160-55
CONTENTS
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5478 13
Vermont
Else Jewett
widow of Frederick Jewett
VT
who served in the Revolutionary
war, as a Private
Inscribed on the Roll at the rate of
26 Dollars 43
Cents per annum, to commence on
the 4th day of March, 1848.
Certificate of Pension issued the
23rd day of July 1850
and sent to
JJ Coombs
Present
Recorded on Roll of Pensioners under act
February 2, 1848, Page 65 Vol. 3
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87.153 act 3 March 1855
Else Jewett April 2`
Else Jewett, widow of Frederick Jewett.} dec'd Private
Frederick Jewett, Pri: Vt: Mil's Pensioner
Revolutionary war
Act 160 acres Nov: 16" 1855, vt Feby-48-9478 Boynton
[overwritten: [illegible] 10225 20.00 Nov 19/35]
G. E. Robinson Present
Vol. J. 38.
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No. 87153
ACT OF MARCH 3, 1855.
Received Apr. 21st 1875
Fredk. Jewell - Pri: dec
Vt. Mil
Rev War
10225-160-55
L.E.. Robinson
Present
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12784
Else Jewett
Vt
Act. 7 July 38
m 86 d 20
A
(illegible) 45
Nial Pease Esq
Lenox
(illegible)
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State of Vermont
Bennington ss} On this fifteenth day of November, in the year one thousand eight hundred and forty five personally appeared before the Judge of Probate in and for said County Else Jewett (She being by reason of bodily infirmity unable to appear in open Court) Else Jewett a resident of Bennington in said County aged Eighty two years who being duly sworn according to Law, on her Oath makes the following Declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the provision made by the act of Congress passed July 7. 1838, entitled an act granting half pay & Pensions to Certain Widows, - That she is the Widow of Fredrick Jewett late of Said Bennington deceased, who was a Soldier in the War of the Revolution, and served as will appear by the accompaning proofs to which she refers for the particulars of his service, the same having taken place prior to her Marriage to him, - She further declares that She was Married to the said Fredrick Jewett on the 20th of April seventeen hundred & Eighty-Six ['the day she has forgotten' crossed out] That her said husband the aforesaid Fredrick Jewett died on the fifteenth day of November Eighteen hundred & twenty; - That She was not not married to him prior to his leaving the Service, but the marriage took place prior to the first day of January Seventeen hundred ninety four Viz, at the time above stated, - She also declares that she has not intermarried since the death of the Said Fredrick Jewett, but still continues his Widow, 
/s/X her mark Else Jewett
In presence of
/s/Wm Haswell
/s/O. C. Merrill
Sworn to and subscribed on the day and year above written before me
/s/O. C. Merrill Judge of Probate
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State of Vermont
Bennington District, [illegible]
I, William Haswell, Register of the
Court of Probate for the District
of Bennington, do hereby certify
that the within contains the ori-
ginal proceeding of said Court
in the matter of the application of
Else Jewett for a pension.
In testimony whereof,
I have hereunto set
my hand and seal of 
office, at Bennington,
this 15th day of Novem-
ber, AD. 1845
Wm Haswell, Register
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87.153
Addief
HE Robinson
Present
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State of Vermont
Bennington County }ss
On this 7th day of April 1855 before me personally appeared in open Court, Elsie Jewett aged 92 years, a resident of Bennington in said County & State who being duly sworn according to law, declares that she is identical widow of Frederick Jewett who was a Soldier in the Revolution, and who is, as his widow now a pensioner of the United States under the Act of Congress passed February 2d 1848, her Certificate being dated July 23d 1850 - That she makes this declaration for the purpose of obtaining Bounty Land under the act approved March 3d 1855. - She further declares that she has never made application for or received a Land Warrant under this or any other act of Congress, and that she is now a widow. - 
/s/X her mark Else Jewett
/s/Thomas S Robinson
/s/Eunice Jewett
We Thomas S Robinson and Eunice Jewett residents of Bennington in the state & County above written, upon our oaths declare that the foregoing declaration was signed and acknowledged in our presence by Elsie Jewett, and that we believe from the appearance and statements of the applicant that she is the identical person she represents herself to be 
/s/Thomas S Robinson
/s/Eunice Jewett
The foregoing declaration & affidavit were sworn to and subscribed before me on the 7th day of April 1855, & I certify that I know the affiants to be credible persons, and that the claimant is the person she represents herself to be, and I have no interest in the claim, 
[court seal affixed] Witness my hand & the Seal of the Probate Court.
/s/Tarrant Sibley Register of Probate
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I, Wm Haswell of Bennington, in the County of Bennington, and State of Vermont, depose and say, that I have held the office of Town Clerk in the County, Town, and State aforesaid, for more than Twenty Five Years past, and by virtue of said office have the custody of the Records of said Town, and I further say that I have made diligent search for a record of the marriage of Thomas F. Jewett, and Else Green, but cannot find one.
I further say that the Record of marriages from the year 1763 to 1800, is very imperfect. I further say that I find in Book E, page 107, a record in the words and figures following, viz. - Eunice, daughter of Thomas F. & Else Jewett, born May 27, AD. 1787.
Levi, sone of same parents, born July 18, AD. 1789.
Tryphosa, daughter of same parents, born July 2, AD 1791.
Lydia, daughter of same parents, born September 24, 1793.
Laura, daughter of same parents, born July 25, AD. 1796.
Mr. Thomas F. Jewett, died November 15, 1820. 
/s/Wm Haswell, Town Clerk
Sworn before me, April 10, AD. 1846.
/s/O. C. Merrill, Justice of Peace.
I certify that the above named deponent is a credible person
/s/O. C. Merrill Justice Peace
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State of Vermont
Burlington County [illegible]
I Samuel H Blackman Clerk of Bennington
County Court do hereby certify that Onramus
C Merrill whose name is subscribed to the 
within was at the date thereof a Justice of
the Peace within & for the County of
Bennington duly authorized to administer
said oath & that I am well acquainted
with the handwriting of said O.C. Merrill
& verily believe his signature is genuine - 
In [illegible] whereof I have hereunto subscribed my name &
affixed the Seal of said Court this 10th day of April AD 1846
Saml H Blackman Clerk
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I Levi Jewett of Bennington, in the county of
Bennington & state of Vermont aged 57 years, depose testify & say - That I have heard my father Frederic Jewett, relate many anecdotes of this service in the revolutionary war, & relate many events connected with it, & which he witnessed.  I have heard him relate that he was out in the public service, during the revolutionary period, & in different years.  I cannon give particulars of his service.  I have heard him say that he was out in the company commanded by Capt. Hutchins.  I have heard him speak of a Capt. Parks & a Lieutenant Crook, whom he served under or with a portion of the time of his service.  I have heard him speak of being stationed at Castleton, Vermont, and of his being on service on the eastern shores of Lake Champlain, I should think as far north, or about, the towns of Shelburn or Burlington. 
Levi Jewett

State of Vermont
Bennington County
Bennington, April 16, AD 1846
Personally appeared Levi Jewett &
in my presence subscribed the foregoing deposition & made solemn oath that the facts it contains are the truth - before me - I further certify that the deponent is a credible person.
O.C. Merrill, Justice of the Peace
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State of Vermont
Bennington County
I Saml H Blackman Clerk of
of Bennington County Court hereby
certify that Onramus C. Merrill
whose name is subscribed to the
within three affidavits was at this date
therof a Justice of the Peace within & for
the County of Bennington duly authorized
to administer an oath & that his
signature to the same is genuine
In [illegible] whereof I have herewith subscribed
my name & affix in the Seal of said County this 17th day of April AD 1846
Saml H Blackman Clerk
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I Eunice Jewett of Bennington in the County of Bennington and State of Vermont viz aged fifty Eight years do testify and say that I am the daughter of Fredrick Jewett late of said Bennington deceased, and Else Jewett his Widow, - That the said Fredrick who was my Father died at said Bennington on the fifteenth day of November eight hundred and Twenty; and the said Else has not since married, but still continues the Widow of Said Fredrick Jewett deceased, I was present at his death and Funeral. - I also testify and say that in the life time of my father, I copied from an old Bible of my Father's which has been destroyed, a Record of the births of his children, which record has been carried on to the Town Record of Bennington, by request of my Mother. 
Bennington, Nov. 15, 1845
/s/Eunice Jewett
Sworn and subscribed on the day and year above written, before me
/s/O. C. Merrill Justice of the Peace.
Bennington County ss
Nov. 15, A.D. 1845} I hereby certify that  Eunice Jewett is a credible witness, & her relation entitled to full credit. - 
/s/O. C. Merrill, Justice of the Peace
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State of Vermont
Bennington County
I Samuel H Blackmer Clerk of Bennington
County Court do hereby certify that Orsamus
C. Merrill whose name is subscribed to
the within was at the date thereof a
Justice of the Peace within & for the County
of Bennington duly authorized to admin-
ister said oath & that I am well acquainted
with the handwriting of said O.C.
Merrill & verily believe his signature
is genuine.
In witness where of I have hereunto subscribed my name & affixed the Seal of Said County this 18th day of November AD 1845
Saml H Blackmer Clerk
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I, Eunice Wright of Pownal in the county of Bennington and State of Vermont aged Eighty one years on the 13th day of August now last past depose and say that Fredrick Jewett who died in Bennington in the county of Bennington November 15th 1820 was my brother That he married Else Green for his wife that said Marriage took place above sixty years ago according to my best recollection I was not present at said marriage and did not reside at that time at My Father's house where it was said the marriage was solemnized. I had been married above four years and was residing with my husband at the time some miles distant from my Father's residence. 
I further say that soon after said marriage the said Frederick and his wife Else removed to said Bennington where they continued to live together as husband & wife till his death in 1820 as above stated. I know they had several children one son and four daughters and I know the said Else is now living or was at her age
/s/Eunice Wright
State of Vermont
Bennington County ss} Pownal 8 of April 1846 
Personally appeared Eunice Wright and made Solemn Oath to the truth of the above statement by her subscribed before me
/s/S. Danforth Justice of the peace
I hereby certify that Eunice Wright subscribing witness to the above statement to me well known is a credible witness and that her statement is entitled to full credit
/s/S. Danforth Justice of the peace
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State of Vermont
Bennington County
I Samuel H Blackmer Clerk of
Bennington County Court do hereby
certify that Silvanus Danforth whose name
is subscribed to the two foregoing affidavits
was at the date thereof a Justice of the Peace within
& for the County of Bennington duly authorized
to administer said oaths & that I am well
acquainted with the handwriting of said
Silvanus Danforth & verily believe his
signature is genuine
In witness whereof I have hereunto subscribed
my name & affixed the Seal of said County this 9th day
of April AD 1846
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I Benjamin Harwood of Bennington in the County of Bennington & state of Vermont, aged 85 years, being duly sworn, depose testify & say
That I was well acquainted with Frederick Jewett, who lived in my neighborhood.  That i know him as a soldier of the revolutions, that he was out a number of times.  h ewas out at one period of the service in the company commanded by Capt. Hutchins and was stationed in the vicinity of Castleton and Hubbardton, in Rutland County, in thi state.  Mr Jewett was out on this tour of service about seven or eight months.  Mr Jewett was out repeatedly; drafted out a number of times, besides the one state, and in some of these periods, I was drafted and out with him.  An in Mr Jewett's seven months tour, I was out a part of the time, and saw Mr Jewett in service, and left him in service.  Some of the facts above state was the common report in the neighborhood.  Further say not.  Benj Harwood

State of Vermont
Bennington County
Bennington Sept 17, 1847
Personally appeared Benjamin
Harwood to me well known & in my presence subscribed his name to the foregoing deposition, and made oath that the facts therein stated were true according to his best knowledge, recollection & belief.
Before me   O.C. Merrill Justice of Peace
I further certify that the deponent Benjamin
Harwood is a credible person & established veracity
O.C. Merrill, Justice of the Peace -
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State of Vermont
Bennington County
I Samuel H Blackmer Clerk of
Bennington County Court do hereby
certify that Orsamus C. Merrill whose
name is subscribed to the foregoing
was at the date of thereof a Justice of the
Peace within & for the County of Bennington
& that his signature is genuine
In witness whereof I have hereunto
subscribed my name & do affix the Seal
of said County this 17th day of September
AD 1847
Saml H. Blackmer Clerk
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I Sarah Rockwood of Bennington in the county of Bennington, & state of Vermont, aged 82 years last April, being duly sworn, depose testify & say  - That I have heard my late husband Samuel Rockwood, often talk of his actual services in the revolutionary war, and of his comrade in service with him - and he frequently related that he was out at one time, for a period of seven or eight months with Mr. Frederick Jewett, & that he belonged to the same Company, & that they messed together, - and a portion of the time that Mr. Jewett cooked for the mess. My husband used to relate a great many varied incidents & anecdotes that took place during this tour of service, in which Mr. Jewett & himself participated. My husband was a pensioner. My husband died three years ago, last May. 
And further say not. 
/s/X her mark Sarah Rockwood
State of Vermont
Bennington County ss} Bennington, Sept. 20, 1847 - 
Personally appeared Sarah Rockwood, to me known, & signed the above deposition by making her mark, and made solemn oath, in due form of law that the facts therein stated were the truth & nothing but the truth - Before me - 
/s/O. C. Merrill, Justice of the Peace.
I further certify that the deponent Sarah Rockwood is a credible person. - 
/s/O. C. Merrill, Justice of the Peace. -
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State of Vermont
Bennington County ss.} I Samuel H. Blackmer Clerk of Bennington County Court do hereby certify that Orsamus C. Merrill whose name is subscribed to the within was at the Date thereof one of the Justices of the peace within & for the County of Bennington & that his signature is genuine - 
[county seal affixed] In witness whereof I have hereunto subscribed my name & affixed the Seal of said County this 20th day of September A.D. 1847 - 
/s/Sam'l H. Blackmer Clerk
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Levi Jewett
Else Jewett's Case
July 12/
J..J. Coombs
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I Levy Jewett of Bennington in the county of Bennington & state of Vermont of Lawful age do depose and say that on this thirteenth day of July in the year of Our Lord one thousand Eight Hundred and fifty Elsa Jewett a resident in the Town of Bennington in s'd county afores'd before me that she is well known to me and a live and is the same person who made a declaration in 1845 for a pention under the act of 7th of July 1838 as the wife of Frederick Jewett late of Bennington decedent on acc't of services Render'd by the said Frederick in the War of the Revolution
/s/Levi Jewett
State of Vermont
Bennington County} Bennington July 13, 1850
 Personally appear'd Levy Jewett to me well known and in my Presence subscribed his name to the foregoing Deposition and made oath that the facts therein stated are true and is a credable witness and I further state that the s'd Else still remains a widow
Before me /s/John Cushman Justice of the Peace
State of Vermont
Bennington County ss.} I Samuel H. Blackmer Clerk of Bennington County do hereby certify that John Cushman whose name is subscribed to the above was at the date thereof a Justice of the peace within & for the County of Bennington & that his Signature is genuine - 
[county seal affixed] In testimony whereof I have hereunto subscribed my name & affixed the Seal of said County this 13th day of July A.D. 1850 - 
/s/Sam'l H. Blackmer Clerk
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10225
(illegible)
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The case of Elizabeth Chapman of Stephentown N.Y. 
Mr Pease says that the Declaration in this case has never been returned to him; though it appears by the letter of the Comm'r of Pensions dated 15th July 1846; directed to Niel Pease Esq Lenox, Mass; that said declaration was returned to him with that letter. There must be some mistake about this, and is it not possible that the Declaration is still in the Pension Sept? A Reference to the said letter of 15th July 1846, will shew the Commissioner; ['that' crossed out] that Mr. Pease cannot perfect the papers, until ['he' crossed out] they are in his hands. I understand upon further enquiry of Mr Pease; that he did not receive any such letter as the above; until he received from you the copy. The copy was sent to him in December 1846, It would seem therefore that that letter with its enclosure, was not received by him, and if sent was miscarried in the mail. Unless he is mistaken he has not received it. And he want to ascertain if by any means ['it' crossed out] the proper case be found in the Department - or any clue be given him, to find the papers.
The papers sent on in this case about the 1st May 1846 - were the Declaration - 
Proof of marriage - 
Proof of service - 
Three Depositions tending to prove the marriage of Daniel Brainerd - Aural Chapman - & Oliver Chapman
Your letter aforesaid, as you will see by your
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copy (15th July 1846) states that "the evidence as to the service claimed and date of the marriage is satisfactory." The objection was that the papers were not properly united by tape and Seal - The only difficulty then is; that the papers are mislaid or lost; and if any aid can be given to Mr Pease; in finding them, it will be gratefully received - 
Mr Pease find the same difficulty in relation to the case of Else Jewett of Bennington, Vermont. By ['the copy used' crossed out] a letter sent to him, by you, dated November 25th 1845; it appears that a letter was sent to him dated 15th July 1846; stating that remaining difficulties, in that case. This letter of 15th July 1846, he says he has never received - It is lost or miscarried probably in the same way, the other letter and papers were miscarried or lost. 
He also wishes to enquire the state of the case of George Whitman, of Stephentown, N.Y.
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Pittsfield (illegible) March 10 1849
J.L Edwards E
Commissioner of Pensions
(illegible)
At the request of one of my
constituents, Mr Niel Pease, I forward the
Enquires herein (illegible)
Your Obedient Servent
Julius Rockwell
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12784
May 19 1846
be
(illegible) Jewett
July 7 1838

15
J.L Edwards Esq
Commissioner of Pensions
Washington City
D.C.
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Lenox May 14, 1846.
L.L Edwards Esq
Sir
I send you the
Declaration of Else Jewett & the
accompaning Proofs to which she
(illegible) for the (illegible) of his
Service
respectfully yours
Nial Pease
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State of Vermont
Secretary of State Office
Burlington May 8 - 1846
I J. McM. Shafter Secretary of State of Vermont hereby certify that upon an original pay roll of revolutionary service of Capt Eli Noble's company on record in this office occurs the name of Frederick Jewett with ['margin note: -2] an allowance to him for two days service for the month of July 1781. 
I also certify that upon a like recorded pay-roll of Capt Clark Parker's company occurs the name of the said Frederick Jewett with an allowance to him for twenty six days [margin note: -26] service from the 12th of October 1782.
I also certify that upon another like recorded pay-roll of Capt Wm Hutchins Company occurs the name of the said Frederick Jewett with an allowance to him for 7 months [margin note: 7-] service. "commencing May 1st and ending
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November 30th 1778
In testimony whereof I
have hereunto set my name
and affixed the seal of the
office this 8th day of May 1846
(illegible) Shafter
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Jany '48
22 Jan'y 1848 
Eliz Jewett
DC Hon. Rockwell.
Please Present to J. L. Edwards Esqr
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State of Vermont
Secretary of State Office
Burlington Jany 14th AD 1848. 
I J. McM. Shafter Secretary of State of Vermont hereby certify that upon an original pay roll of the revolutionary service of Capt Eli Noble's company on record in this office occurs the names of Frederick and Thomas Jewett standing together on said roll with an allowance to each for two days service, in an alarm July 1781.
I also certify that upon another like recorded pay roll of Capt Clark Parker's company occurs the names of Frederick Jewett with an allowance to him for 26. days service and of Benjamin Rosewood with a like allowance, commencing Oct 12, 1780.
I also certify that upon a like recorded pay roll of Capt. Wm Hutchins Company occurs the name of Frederick Jewett with an allowance to him for 7 months service commencing May 1st ending November 30-1778.
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In testimony whereof I have
hereto signed my name
and affixed the seal of
this office
(illegible) Shafter
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[addressed envelope]
Lenox N.Y. 
Mar 29} Free E. R. White PM
[margin notes: Mar 26 Mr Rob]
Hon. J. L. Edwards
Pension Com'r
Washington D.C.
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[handwritten letter]
P.O. Lenox N.Y. Mar. 22. 1847

Sir
Yours of the 16. inst. asking information respecting certain letters is no'd
A letter from the pension office Directed to Nial Pease came into this office sometime in July last, at the close of that yr. {Sept 30} it was advertised,  & Jan'y 1st was forwarded to the P.O. Dept. with "Dead Letters" I do not recollect of more than one that was a heavy letter appear'd to contain papers further I know not
Respectfully Your obt. Serv't
/s/E. R. White P.M.
Hon J. L. Edwards
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B
Else Jewett
widow of Frederick
VT
Bennington Co
admitted
Pr 7 mt 28 day 26 43
(illegible) March 1836 to
(illegible) 48 (illegible) 8 (illegible)
life
Act 7 July (illegible)
LL Coombs
Prt
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[handwritten letter]
Lenox December 31, 1846,
J. Rockwell Esqr
Sir
I think I mentioned in my letter to you about  two weeks ago the case of Elisabeth Chapman the Widow of Asa Chapman, her Declaration was sent to the Department about the Middle of May, I have not heard from it yet, I wish you to write me I let me know what the trouble is, if it is on account of funds to pay with let me know when you think it will come, so that I can let the old Lady know that there is a prospect of having it in time - She says she should have had it years ago, I suppose the old Lady is poor & needs & it would be very exceptable (acceptable) to her at this time
In case of the Widow Jewett J. L. Edwards Esqr stated that he sent me an objection last July that objection I have not received, I should like to have it as I cant conjecture what it can be
Respectfully yours
/s/Nial Pease
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[handwritten letter]
Pittsfield Massachusetts April 27. 1847. 
J. L. Edwards  Esq
Commissioner of Pension,
Dear Sir
Mr Niel Pease is very anxious to hear from the cases of Elizabeth Chapman & John Whitman and Else Jewett. There are cases, I believe, concerning which you informed me in a letter a few weeks since, that on account of them had been sent to Niel Pease, Lenox, N.Y. and that those letters or letter would be sent for, and forwarded here. As they have not come, he wishes very much to know how the cases stand out. I have consented to write again to you. The letter which was sent to him to Lenox, N.Y. perhaps related to but two of the cases above mentioned.
Very Respectfully yours
/s/Julius Rockwell.
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[handwritten letter]
House of Representatives
January 5th 1847
J. L. Edwards Esq
Commissioner of Pensions, 
Dear Sir
There are several matters enquired about in the enclosed letter, for many to which I beg leave to make application to your department. 
*1. The Case of Samuel Smith as to Bounty Land. 
2. The Pension Case of Elizabeth Chapman. 
3. The Pension Case of Mrs. Jewett
Very Respectfully your obedient servant
/s/Julius Rockwell
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J.L. Edwards Esq
Commissioner of
Pensions
Washington City
D.C
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Lenox Sept 23rd 1847
J.L. Edwards Esq
Sir
I send you the deposition of Benj
(illegible) and that of (illegible) both
of Bennington in the case of (illegible)
of Bennington and it is very (illegible) that a per
=son (illegible) living that served with
or (illegible) in the Revolution
Respectfully yours
(illegible) Pease
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Post Office Department,
Dead Letter Office
March 31rd 1827
Sir
Your application for a Dead Letter addressed
to Neale Pease Esq at Lenox New York has
been received.
Search has been made and no such letter
can be found.  Your application is file, and when
the letter comes to hand, it will be forwarded according to
your instructions
I have the Honor
to be very Respectfully
your, obedient Servant,
Richard W Wallace (illegible)
Hon. James L Edwards
Commissioner of Pensions
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Department of the Interior
July 3 1850
Sir
I herewith return the papers in the
case of Else Jewett widow of Frederick
Jewett under the Act of July 7th 1838 and
I am of opinion that a pension should
be allowed for a service of 7 months
and 28 days. The certificate of Pension to
be sent to J.J. Coombs Esq Washington City
I am very respectfully
your obt Servant
9Signed) J. Ewing
Secretary
JL Edwards Esq
Comm of Pensions
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1855 Act 1855 Act

Upside down
87.153
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Washington DC
April 21. 1855
Sir,
Enclosed I send the applications
of Lucinda Hubbell and Elsie Jewett
of VT for Bounty Land under Act of March
3 1855, and request the report to be made
to me, Present
I am Respy
Your Obt. Sert.
Henry E Robinson
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12.784
Else Jewett
Vt
Let to N Pease. July 15, '46
" to same Nov 25 '46
Hon. Julius Rockwell, 9 Jan. 47
same, Mar. 16 1847 &
8 [illegible], Lenox, MY [illegible]
8 [illegible] March 27, 1847
Hon. J. Rockwell, April 30 1847
Act 7 July 38
[illegible] to Nial Pease Nov. 2 '47
JJ Coombs 8 July 1850
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Jul 6 [illegible] J Rockwell
Jany 27th 1848
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10744 B
Vermont
Else Jewett
Widow of Frederick Jewett
who was a pensioner under the Act of
and who died on the 1820
of in the State of
who was a in the
commanded by Captain of the
commanded by in 
the line for
Inscribed on the Roll of Burlington
at the rate of 26 Dollars 43
Cents per annum, to commence on the 4th day of
March, 1836.
Certificate of Pension issued the 23rd day of
July 1850 and sent to
J.L. Combs Present
Total amount, $
[Act July 7, 1838.]
Recorded by J.B Chase Clerk,
Book D Vol 1 Page 131
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8858  B
Vermont
Else Jewett
widow of Frederick
who was a Private
in the Revolution
Inscribed on the Roll at the rate
of 26 Dollars 43
Cents per annum, to commence
on the 4th day of March, 1843
Certificate of Pension issued
the 23rd day of July '43
and sent to
JL Combs
Present
[Acts of March 3, 1843, & June
17, 1844.]
Recorded in Book A
Vol. 2 Page 64
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Pen. Act 2d Feb 48. VT
(illegible)
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Official Business
Hon L.P Waldo
Com of Pensions

87.153
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Rey
WIDOW, &c.
File No. 20174
Else Jewett
widow of
Frederick Jewett
Pri Rev War
Act: Feb. 2d 48
Index:-Vol. A, Page 323
[Arrangement of 1870.]