Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File S. 7374, for Shubel Reynolds, New York
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Admitted

4-11-16-17  16

April 29 1833
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R. H. Stevens
Lockport N.Y.
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1908 Jany 2 Hist to Wm R Mevins VLM
1933. Dec 6 Hist to Mrs. Marion H Reynolds []

7374 Rev war
INVALID.
File No. 7374
Shubel Reynolds
Priv Rev War
Act: June 7th 1832

Index:-Vol. 1 [] Page 312
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Lyme Ohio}
Oct 6}  Fur J. 16 Campbell Pill

28787 
Shubel Reynolds
[] Strongs act
May 15, 1828}

 J. L. Edwards Esq
Commissions of Pensions
Washington D.C.
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Lyme O
Jan 19

From J. K Campbell Pill

J.L. Edwards Esq.
Commission of Pentions [Pensions]
Washington D.C.
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Lyme Jan 17 1836

Sir  Inclosed [enclosed] you have Shubel Reynolds application for a transfer Your obt sert
J K Campbell

JL Edwards Esq.
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Addr. evidence for Shubal Reynolds
for a pension
New York

April 24 1836

J L Edwards 
Commission of Pensions
Washington City
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State of New York
Niagara County SS
In the matter of Sherbal Reynolds for Pension
Shubal Reynolds of the Town of Pendleton in said County being duly sworn says that in the year 1776 (as
he believes). He enlisted as a private Soldier into the any of the Revolution under Captain James Talmage [illegible], it was in the Spring of the year. he marched to Fort Montgomery and Join the Regiment This deponent does not know whither Col Dubois of Col. Humphrey Commanded said Regiment he knows Regiment was commanded by one of them. that this deponent remained their at Fort Montgomery until five months expired the time for which he enlisted-
Deponent again Enlisted under Capt Chamberlin-- at this time this deponent took the Chance of Nine 
from whom one must have been drawn.  At this time he marchd to Fishkill. found the Regiment commanded by Col Dubois. travled down the River to Dobbs Ferry, and crossed the River and down towards New York along the shore of NewJersey when he saw the French and [illegible] on parade. Staid there a short time, and went up the River by vessel to allay So onto Schenectady  a fort Plain then Col. Brown was killed at Stone Robby,- at the time of this battle. Deponent was in [illegible] of the Comm. but not in the battle having had adm to wait at Fort Plain until the Militia came up. The same day Brown was killed a battle was afterwards on the [illegible] in which Battle this deponent took part. At night the Brittish left their baggage and one [illegible] field piece and crossed the Mohawk River by wading-- The next day the American Army waded  the [illegible] River and [illegible] th Emery,  along through where Utica now is. over towards Oneida. this deponent being in the advanced guard
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with a company of Indians spying out what they could. At this time the army was very destitute of provisions and this deponent having learn of the Indians how to dig roots. the whole army be join to dig roots to eat.-- At Stone Robby on [illegible] Ritessan-- the Army [illegible] up Col. Brown & buried  him in the Houses of War.  this deponent was then one of the guard. This deponent was soon discharged his three month having expired a few days before they returned to Stone Robby.
After his discharge last mentioned this deponent Enlisted under Capt Smith Southerland and went down the North River to whatever called
Peekskill hollow a little north of Peekskill a small fort was there or Station. at this time provisions were sent by waggon. the Captain put this deponent and Isaiah Golden in charge of those provisions & stores. they became unwell and the Capt gave them permision to go away a few miles to their relation to reamit themselves, Soon after the Deponent went home on a furlough and stayed there a few days When the Captain came home sick. the Capt then told Deponent he need not return to his
company because they all would be home soon as nothing was to be done but watch the army Deponent says he enlisted under Capt S. Southerland
for three months and was in no battle and marched down to Fishkill Deponent further says that he does not know who was Colonel the
last the month mentioned above and
he says he does not know as he claim any Regiment  at all the last three months-
This deponenrt says he does not know of any man now living who served with him at any