Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File S. 34217, Jacob Collater, Continental Penn.
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(8-1776)

|SERVICE

Continental
Penn.|

|Collater, Jacob 
or Collatter
or Colatter|

|NUMBER

S. 34217|

CONTENTS
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8898

New Jersey
Jacob Collater

of Gloucester Co in the State of N. Jersey who was a private in the company commanded by Captain Bunner of the Regim [regiment?] commanded by Colonel Wood in the [Virginia is crossed out] Penn line, for the term of [space blank] from ---- 1777 to ---- 1778

Inscribed on the Roll of New Jersey at the rate of 8 Dollars per month, to commence on the 20 day of May 1818.

Certificate of Pension issued the 5th of April [illegible] and [space blank]

Restored to the Roll on the 9th day of May - 1828 and notification sent to J. Matlock Esq. at Woodbury N.J.               Pension commencing on the 5th of May 1828

Amount due on 4th of September 1828}   $32.02

{Revolutionary Claim, Acts March 18, 1818, and May 1, 1820}
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State of New Jersey
Gloucester County
May 20th 1818
Jacob Collatter

Discharged 

[illegible]

[The following is written on the page upside down]:

Jacob Collater Private
[illegible] 78-77
May 18 1818
Admitted
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State of New Jersey Gloucester County ss
Personally appeared before me John Hirth,
one of the Judges of the Court of
Common Pleas & Justices of the [heaven]
in & for the County afores’d Jacob
Collatter and being duly sworn
saith that he is sixty seven years of
age that he is a native citizen of
New Jersey & a resident of the county
of Gloucester of County afores’d. And that [he]
entered the service of the United States in
Seventeen hundred & Seventy Six. That he
enlisted under Capt Rudolph Banner in
the second Company on the Second Battalion of
Pennsylvania troops. That he was under the
command of Col Ward for the space of
one year on the Canada expedition. That
after his return home in seventy seven
he enlisted in Major Henry Lee’s [Patterson’s]
light dragoons & that he remained in
the service for the space of one year and
five months. That he received his discharge
(herewith transmitted) from John Rudolph
Capt, the [?] of [Patterson’s]  Light Dragoons - and that
he has no other evidence of his service in
his power at present & that from his age &
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& his circumstances are such that
he needs the assistance of his country
for his support and further saith not.
Jacob Collatter
Then subscribed & sworn before me
this twentieth day of May A D eighteen
 hundred & eighteen.

In testimony whereof I have hereunto set
my hand & Seal
John Hirth

I John Hirth Judge [?]
 do certify that it appears to my
 satisfaction that the said Jacob Collatter
 did serve in the Revolutionary War as
stated in the proceeding declaration against the common enemy. And I now transmit the proceeding testimony
taken & heard before me to the Secretary for
the war department, pursuant to an
act to provide for certain persons
engaged in the Land & naval service
of the United States in the revolutionary War.
John Hirth
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State of New Jersey

I Thomas Hendry Clerk of the Court of Comon pleas in & for the county of Gloucester do Certify that John Hirth Esq is in commission as one of the judges of the Inferior court of common pleas in & for said county and that that the signature of the said judge is truly such.

Witness my hand & seal of office at Woodbury this twenty first day of July AD. Eighteen Hundred & Eighteen

T Hendry Clk [signature]
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Jacob Colatter
Copy

[illegible]


S


Suspended


Thos. [Thomas] Hendry
Woodbury
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                          —————————————————
                          P.J. Gray, Printer, Woodbury, N.J.
                          —————————————————

District of New Jersey, ss.

     On this third day of July, 1826, personally appeared in open court, before the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas, of the county of Gloucester, in the state of New Jersey, being a court of record, proceeding according to the course of the Common Law—having jurisdiction unlimited in point of amount, and keeping records of its proceedings. Jacob Colatter —

 -  -  - aged Sixty nine —years, resident in Greenwich Township - in said County, who, being first duly sworn according to law, doth, on his oath - declare that he served in the Revolutionary War as follows: in the Company Commanded by Captain Rudolph Bunner, in the second Pennsylvania Regiment Commanded by Joseph Wood, and in the State of Pennsylvania Line and served in a troop of Horse Commanded by Major Henry Lee. Upon a declaration made on Oath the 20 N. Day of May 1818 I obtained a pension Certificate numbered 8898. ~~

     And I do solemnly swear that I was a resident citizen of the United States on the 18th day of March, 1818; and that I have not since that time, by gift, sale, or in any other manner, disposed of my property, or any part thereof, with intent thereby so to diminish it, as to bring myself within the provisions of an Act of Congress, entitled “An act to provide for certain persons engaged in the land and naval service of the United States in the Revolutionary War,” passed on the 18th day of March, 1818; and that I have not, nor has any person in trust for me, any property or securities, contracts, or debts due to me; nor have I any income other than what is contained in the schedule hereto annexed, and by me subscribed. To wit an old house and eighteen acres of land app’ at $100.00 and 9 acres app? $18.00. One horse $20.00 - I horse $10.00 2 cows $18.00-3 sheep$3.31 - 2 pigs $2.50- 2 plow: 1 harrow $4.50 - 2 old waggons $10.00 small articles and dishes $2.00 - cupboard burrow and chest and table $3.50, stove pots and pans $3.00 tubs barrel, forks, spade and old chair $3.50, amounting to $191.87 - I have no debts due to me - I am indebted to sundry persons $9.00. I am by occupation a Taylor, my eye sight has failed me and I cannot work at my trade - My family consists of a wife Elisabeth aged 72 years, Heneret Porch aged about 20 years  (who takes care of my wife) Willit Smith aged about 10 years and two children belonging to the said Heneret Porch viz - Caroline Ashcroft aged 3 years old Amy Ashcroft  aged 12 months.
Jacob Colatter
Sworn and subscribed before me the third day of July 1820 
John Clement - Prest of the Court }

      I, Thomas Hendry Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of the county of Gloucester in the state of New Jersey,  do hereby certify that the foregoing oath and the shedule thereto annexed, are truly copied from the record of the said court: and I do further certify, that it is the opinion of the said court that the total amount in value of the property exhibited in the aforesaid schedule, is one hundred ninety one dollars and eighty seven cents.  In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand, and affixed the seal of the sad Court, on this tenth day of July, 1820
Hendry Clk
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The Court are of the opinion that the total amount in value of the property exhibited in the written schedule is one hundred ninety one dollars and eighty seven cents.

$191.87.                 By the Court.  John Clement
                                                        Charles Ogden
                                                        Joseph Rogers
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34217
Revy INVALID

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File No. ——34,217—-
Jacob Collateral
Priv ——Rev War——-
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Act: 18th March 18th
Index: —Vol. 2, Page 83

[Arrangement of 1870]


(Check mark at bottom of page)
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Applicant aged 69 yrs
eye sight has failed him
wife, 72 old
 has no children of his own
but has several persons residing with him. 

Home & 18 acres land valued
at $100. 9 acres land $18

whole amt of sch: $197
not entitled

Served one year

Discon’d July 24, 1821
and sent to Thomas Hendry
Woodbury, N Jersey
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Jacob Collater
Penn
S. 34217
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I do Certify that Jacob Collatter
a soldier in the second troop
of Partisan L Dragoons und’r
the com’d of Major Henry Lee is
discharged from the service
by power of the commissary
Officer of the Comp’y
Burlington 2’d April 79
John Rudolph
Capt [?]

To all concern'd
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N.J. [New Jersey]

Woodbury  May 6th, 1828

James Barber
Secretary of War

Enclosed you have the application of Jacob Collater for a restoration on the Pension List - 
Should he be restored, the payment of his pension at the city of Phila [Philadelphia] Penn. [Pennsylvania] would be a more convenient place to receive it, than at Trenton N.J.

With great Respect and Esteem
I am yours
James Matlock
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Discharge
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| Discard July 24 1821 and sent to Thomas Hendy [Hendry] Esq Woodbury, New Jersey.|


|8898

Restore

New Jersey

Jacob Collater
of Glouchester in the state of New Jersey who was a private in the Light Horse commanded by Colonel Lee - [words of the time crossed out] for the term of One Year 
Pa & Continental

Inscribed on the Roll of New Jersey at the rate of 8 Dollars per month, to commence on the 20th of May [1838]

Certificate of Pension issued the 5 of April and sent to Judge F. Hirth

Arrears to 4th of March 76.12
Semi-anl. all'ce ending 4 Sep 48
$124.12

9 16/39
{Revolutionary claim,
Act 18th March, 1818}

Discard
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Jacob Collater's application to be restored to the Pension List
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State of New Jersey Gloucester County [illegible]

On the 19th day of March AD Eighteen hundred and twenty eight.  Personally appeared in open Court, in the Court of common Pleas in and for the County aforesaid (being a Court of Record made by the law of New Jersey, proceeding according to the course of common law, having the power of fine and imprisonment)
Jacob Collater resident in the County of Gloucester, aged Seventy seven years this month (March) who being first duly sworn according to law, doth on his oath make the following declaration, in order to obtain the pension made by the act of Congress of the 18th of March 1818 and the 1st of May 1820;  That he the said Jacob Collater enlisted for the term of one year, [illegible]. on the (day not remembered) of March in the year Seventeen hundred and seventy six, in the State of Pennsylvania in the company commanded by Captain Rudolph Bunner, in the regiment commanded by Colonel Joseph Wood, in the line of the State of Pennsylvania on the Continental establishment; that he continued to serve in the said Corps until March 1777, the year Enlisted for; but received no discharge, except a verbal one from Colonel Wood who discharged him, and directed the Men, that he would advertise for them to come in, and get their hay, which notice this declarant never saw, nor never received his hay
That in the month of October or November following (1777) He again elisted [enlisted] during the War, at Sweedesboro [Swedesboro] in the county of Gloucester New Jersey, in the company commanded by John Rudolph in Partisens light Dragoons, also command [commanded?] by Major Henry Lee, that he remained in said company until the 9th of April  1779 - and was then discharged by Capt. Rudolph, (which discharge was sent to the War Department on his first application for a Pension; that he was discharged from the service of his country in the County of Burlington in the State of New Jersey
That his name has been placed on the Pension List and dropped therefrom on account of his property
Jacob Collaty [signature]

And in pursuance of the act of the first of May 1820, I do solemnly swear that I was a resident citizen of the United States on the 18th of March 1818, and that I have not since that time by gift, sale, or in any manner discharged of my property, or any part thereof, with intent thereby so to diminish it as to bring myself within the provisions of an Act of Congress, entitled, 

"An
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"An act to provide for certain persons engaged in the Land & Naval service of the United States in the revolutionary War, passed on the 18th of March 1818, and that I have not, nor has any person in trust for me any property or securities, contracts, or debts due to me; nor have I any income, other than what is contained in the Schedule hereto annexed, and by me subscribed; I have no Real Estate of any description (except about nine acres of broken unimproved brush land situate [situated?] in the County of Gloucester New Jersey, which is not worth more than Thirty Dollars, and does not produce one cent of income
I have no personal estate of any description (except one old bed, my wearing apparel and an old chest containing my cloaths [clothes]
That since the exhibition of my first schedule the following changes have been made in my property to wit

| Discription [Description] of Property
House & lots of land containing 21 acres was sold by virtue of a judgement & execution by Isaac Hinchman Esq - Sheriff of Gloucester Co., N.J. for $150.00 as her Sheriffs Deed annexed |

 | Names of the persons to whom disposed of
Jesse R. West|

| Discription [Description] of Property
Nine acres of brush land valued at =30 Dollars - unsold
One Horse . . Sold to James Tomlin [illegible] ...December 6h - 1826 - 8.00
One ditto ... died...   Sept 1826 ----
One cow... Sold to William Asheraft ... December 6th, 1826 - 8.00
one ditto ... given to Josept Stout in consequence of this deponents dog killing the said Stouts cow ...
3 sheep ...  two died, one killed & used by the Deponent.
2 Pigs ...  killed an [and] used by the deponent
2 Plows, 1 harrow 2 old waggons [wagons], some small articles of household goods, all sold at public vendue amounting to 20 dollars, as per vendue 
Book shown the court to persons named & [illegible]|
|Names of the persons to whom disposed of
A Garwod, W, Richards
J. Tomlin  W. Carter
J Batten   S. Somers
P Lock - J Goldy and others whose names are set forth in the vendue book
December 5th 1826 - |
| Time of Sale December 6th 1826 | 
| Amount of money received in return 
Dollars   Cents
 8                00
 8                00
20               00

$36             00. |

Jacob Collaty


And
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And further, I do solemnly swear, that the amount of monies by me received, arriving on the sale of my Real Estate, sold by the sheriff aforesaid, and on the horse and cow, and the small articles, on the vendue book, amounting to $72.00 has all been expended for my support and maintenance and some small debts paid by me
I am by occupation a Taylor, but for many years past (about 15 years) obtained a slender living by selling small beer and cakes, and some times a little wiskey [Whiskey]
I am a single man, my wife has been dead about seven years, I have no children, nor no family of any description 
In consequence of my sight, and debility otherways and my feebleness I am unable to pursue any business whatever
Further this declarent declares that is such indigent circumstances, that he is unable to support himself, that he has been dependant upon his poor sister who is married to a labouring man and therefore requires aid for a further support from his country

Sworn and subscribed in open court the nineteenth day of March AD 1828 Before John Clement, President of the Court } Jacob Collaty

The court is of opinion that the whole amount in value of the property exhibited in the within schedule does not exceed thirty six dollars - By the Court
John Clement}
Thos. [Thomas] Thackery}
Christopher Sickler}
John R. Sickler}  Judges

May 5th 1828

I John C Smallwood Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas in and for the County of Gloucester do hereby certify that it appears to the satisfaction of the court that the said Jacob Collater did serve in the Revolutionary War as stated in the preceding declaration, against the common Enemy for the term of nine months under one engagement, on the continental establishment.  I also certify that the foregoing oath and the schedule thereto annexed, are truly copied from the records of the said court; and I do further certify, that is the opinion of the said Court, that the total amount, in value of the property exhibited in the aforesaid schedule is Thirty six dollars
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the 5th day of May AD. 1828 }  
Smallwood Clk [clerk]

small folded paper attached to document on left center of page]
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[Utica] Hills February 27th 1828
Jacob Colatter
To John Hazelton Dr

1819 
August 20th to balance on apple Whiskey .22
Nov. 27th to 1 gallon molasses .28
Dec 7th to 2 gallons molasses & pot ash .53
Dec 8th 1 gallon spirits  2”’cheese 2” crackers 1.21
Dec 24th to 5 Qt Spirits 1.56 ¼

1820
Jany 5th to 5yds Cloth 5.62 ½
Feb 1st to 2 Bushels Rye 1.80
June 1st to 1 gallon Apple Whiskey .50
July 24th to 3 yds Cambric Muslin 1 Qt Spirits 1.81
Aug 24th to 2” Cheese 1” chocolate 1” nails .55
Aug 25th to 2 gallon molasses .23
Aug 30th to 1 paper tobacco .6 ¼
Oct 2nd to 3 Qt molasses & paper tobacco .36
Oct 10th to balance on Wine .06
Dec 19th to 4 ½ yds Cambric muslin 1.82

1821
March 31st to 2 gallon molasses .22
May 1st to 1 gallon molasses ¼ [?]  .75
May 2nd to 2 gallons Jack 1 gallon Spirits 2.00
May 4th to 6 tumblers .75
July 20th to 1/2 gallon molasses .19
July 25th to balance on muslin .18

1822
Apr 6th to 1 gallon Apple Whiskey .50
Apr 15th to  ½ gallon molasses .23
May 1st ¼ C Wheat flour 2 gallons molasses 2.28
May 4th To 2 gallons Apple Whiskey 100 Segars 1.20

1823
Apr 12th ⅛  C. Wheat flour 1 gallon apple Whiskey 1.50
[subtotal] 26.48 ¼
Oct 9th Cash P E Burkett on the amt
of an Execution agt J Colatter
in favour of Dan’l Proser Executor to the
estate of Andrew Sweeten 18.52
[total] 45.00

State of New Jersey Gloucester County Ss
Before me the Subscriber one of the Judges of the Court of Common  Pleas in & for the County aforesaid Personally appeared John Hazelton and being duly affirmed did declare and say, that Jacob Collater of the County & State aforesaid became indebted to this affirmant for the Articles
set down and specified in the above account, the account commenced on
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on the 26th of August 1819, and the debts contracted by the said Jacob Collater at the times, set forth on the same amount --
That on the 9th day of October 1823, the said Collater executed a bond and warrant of attorney [word pay is crossed out] (which is hereto annexed) payable to this affirmant, for [word this is crossed out] $45.00 the amount of the within amount in one year from the date thereof;
That on the 15th day of March 1827 this affirmant provided and obtained a judgment and Execution against the said Collater, upon the virtue of the said bond & warrant, and placed the Execution in the hands of Isaac Hinchman high sheriff of said County, who proceeded, advertised and sold the real estate of the said Colatter at public sale to Jesse R West
The debt interest and case amounting to $73.04 on the 18th of June 1827 out of which sum this affirmant received $60.14, his debt interest and costs, and gave the Sheriff a discharge for the same
That since the Execution of the above Bond & Warrant of Attorney, the said Jacob Collater, commenced another amount on the 8th of December 1823 (which is hereto annexed and signed by this affirmant with his own hand) all which articles were contracted for, and got by the said Collater at the times therein specified and set down, amounting to $39.44, which has been since paid making the sum of $112.48, exclusive of $12.90 the sheriffs fees that this affirmant says he has received out of the sale of the real estate of the said Collater, all which was justly due and owing to this affirmant
John Hazelton [signature]

Affixed and subscribed at Woodbury this 8th day of March AD 1828 before me

Ephraim Miller [signature]
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Sold by Gray, Printer, Woodbury.


KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That I Jacob Collatter of the Township of Greenwich in the County of Gloucester and State of New Jersey am held and firmly bound unto John Hazelton of the Township of Woolwich and County of Gloucester and State aforesaid ____, ____, ______ [lines appear to be blank] 
in the sum of Ninety dollars   ______, _________ [lines appear to be blank]
_______, ______ [lines appear to be blank] lawful money of the United States, to be paid to the said John Hazelton his _______ ______, _____, _____  [lines appear to be blank] executors, administrators or assigns:  For which payment well and truly to be made I do hereby bind myself my heirs, executors and administrators, jointly and severally firmly by these presents, 
WITNESS my hand and seal, this ninth day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty three
The condition of the Obligation is, That if the said Jacob Collatter his _____, ____ ____ [lines appear to be blank] heirs, executors or administrators ______ shall well and truly pay unto  the said John Hazelton his __________, _____, ____  [lines appear to be blank] certain attorney, executors, administrators or assigns, in lawful money of the United States, the sum of forty five dollars in one year from the date hereof with Interest for the same. _____, _____, _____, ____ [lines appear to be blank] then this Obligation to be void, or else to be and remain in full force and virtue.
SEALED AND DELIVERED IN PRESENCE OF} Joseph V Clark [signature]

Jacob Collatter  Seal [word seal surrounded by squiggly marks]

To any Attorney of any court of law in New Jersey or elsewhere:
This is to authorise you to appear for me in any court of competent jurisdiction, in case of the breach of the condition of the above bond, and confess judgment for the penalty therein contained, as of the last or any subsequent term, with costs of suit and release of errors, and this shall be your sufficient warrant.  WITNESS my hand and seal this ninth day of October Anno Domini, eighteen hundred and twenty three.

Jacob Collatter [signature followed by word Seal surrounded by squiggles]

SEALED AND DELIVERED IN PRESENCE OF}
Samuel Steward 
John Spear
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Gloucester County ss:  Be it remembered that on the ninth day of March one thousand eight hundred and twenty seven, before me the subscriber one of the judges of the superior court of Common Pleas in and for said County, personally appeared John Hazelton, who being conscientiously scrupulous of taking an oath, upon his solemn affirmation doth say that Jacob Collatter is indebted to him in the sum of fifty four dollars and twenty two cents, being the amount of an obligation which this affirmant holds against the said Jacob Collatter, and that the said bond was given for a balance due this affirmant on his [illegible] Book and for cash, cent, and that the debt for which judgment is confessed is justly due and owing to this affirmant , and that the said Judgment is not confessed to answer any fraudulent purpose, or to protect the property of the defendant from his creditors

John Hazelton

Affirmed and subscribed before me the day and year first above written}
Isaac Pine

State of New Jersey, Gloucester County [illegible] Court of Common Pleas of the term of December eighteen hundred and twenty six
John Hazelton against Jacob Collatter}
In debt on Bond and Warrant of attorney - 
The Defendants' appearance to this action is entered and judgment confessed to the plaintiff for the sum mentioned in the above obligation by virtue of the Warrant of attorney thereunto annexed, and pursuant to the directions of an act entitled "an act directing the mode of entering Judgments on Bonds with Warrants of attorney to Confess Judgments". whereupon it is considered that the said John Hazelton do recover ninety dollars debt, and four dollars cost of suit, judgment signed this ninth day of March Anno domini, eighteen hundred and twenty seven 1827
Isaac Pine"
Endorsed "Gloucester Pleas, John Hazelton as Jacob Collatter [illegible] on Bond & Warrant, [illegible] March 1827."
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Gloucester Court   The State of New Jersey, To our Sheriff of our County of Gloucester greeting, we command you that of the goods and chattels of Jacob Collatter in your county, you cause to be made the sum of ninety dollars of debt which John Hazelton lately before our judges of our inferior court of common pleas holden at Woodbury in and for our said county of Gloucester recovered against him and also four dollars which in our said court before our said judges were adjudged to the said John Hazelton for his damages which he sustained as well by occasion of the detention of that debt, as for his costs and charges by him about his suit in that behalf expended whereof there is a recovery, And if sufficient goods and chattels of the said Jacob Collatter cannot be found in your county whereof the debt and damages aforesaid may be  made then you are hereby further commanded that you cause the whole or the residue as the case may require of the said debt and damages to be made of the lands, tenements hereditaments and Real Estate whereof the said Jacob Collatter was seized on the fifteenth day of March in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and twenty seven, or at any time afterwards in whose hands so ever the same may then be. And have you that money before our judges aforesaid at Woodbury aforesaid on the third tuesday of March next to render to the said John Hazelton for his debt and damages aforesaid and have there this writ witness John Clement Esq judge of our said court at Woodbury aforesaid the second tuesday of December in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and twenty six.
"Smallwood Clk"
Recorded in the clerks office of Gloucester County in [illegible] of Executions in debts folio 272. 15 March 1828 Smallwood Clk Endorsed "Gloucester Pleas" John Hazelton v Jacob Collatter [illegible] goods & lands- [illegible] March term 1827 - Levy sum due $54.00   Costs $5. Int from 15 March 1827" "Received this writ March 15 1827 I. Hinchman Shff [Sheriff]"  "Sheriffs return, by virtue of the within writ to be directed I have levied on the goods and chattels lands & tenements of the defendant an inventory whereof is herewith returned, subject to prior incumbrances value one cent, Isaac Hinchman Shff [Sheriff]"  "Inventory " By virtue of the above stated writ to me directed, I have levied on a Tract or tract of land in the township of Greenwich in said county including 12 acres adjoining lands of James Tomlin & others together with all the other estate of Jacob Collatter both real & personal in said county subject to prior executions and incumbrances of value one cent.  
Isaac Hinchman Shff [Sheriff]"
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State of New Jersey
Gloucester County ss:

I John C. Smallwood Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas in and for the County of Gloucester, do hereby certify that the foregoing are true copies of the Proceedings and Judgment and Execution and of the Several Indorsements thereon and of the return of the Sheriff thereto, in the case of John Hazelton v Jacob Collatter as the same appears from the records and files of my office - 
Witness my hand and seal of office at Woodbury this twenty second day of April Anno Domini eighteen hundred and twenty eight

Smallwood Clk [signature]

[small square of torn papers with round embossment on center left side of page]
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John Hazelton 
v
Jacob Collatter

Gloucester Pleas:

[illegible] Goods and lands
[illegible] March [illegible] 1827 - 
Levy sum due                            $54.22
Costs                                              5.00
Int. from March 15, 1827                  92
Sheriffs fees                                  12.90
                                            ______
Amount of execution                   $73.04
Amount made by sale of land June 18, 1827                  150.00                                
                                             _______  
Balance on supplies for which I have defendants [illegible] June 22, 1827  
                                                     $76.96

Isaac Hinchman Sheriff

State of New Jersey, Gloucester County, ss.

Before me the subscriber one of the judges of the Court of Common Pleas in and for the county aforesaid personally appeared Isaac Hinchman [illegible] sheriff of the county aforesaid and was duly affirmed, and said that as Sheriff of the county aforesaid he proceeded upon virtue of an execution and on the action as above stated, advertised and sold at public vendue at the House of Oliver Davis Innkeeper, in Woodburg, on the 18th day of June AD. 1827.  All the Real Estate of the Defendant Jacob Collater as far as came to his knowledge; That the said Real Estate was [illegible] off, and sold to Jesse R West, and a deed of conveyance made to the said West, agreeable, and in pursuance to the laws of the state aforesaid for the sum of $150.00 the consideration mentioned in said deed; The surplus settled, - This affirmant holds the defendants discharge for the same, after receiving sufficient monies to pay the debt interest and costs on the above stated action - 

Affirmed and subscribed at Woodburg this 5th day of May AD 1828 before me Ephraim Miller

Isaac Hinchman Sheriff
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State of New Jersey
Gloucester County ss
I John C. Smallwood Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas in and for the County of

Gloucester do hereby certify that Ephraim
Miller Esquire before whom the within
affirmation of Isaac Hinchman appears
to have been taken was at the doing
thereof and is one of the Judges of the
Inferior Court of Common Pleas in and for
the said County and duly authorized to
administer oaths and affirmations
In Testimony whereof I have
hereunto my hand and seal
of Office at Woodbury this fifth
day of May AD 1828
J Smallwood Clk
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[Utica] Hills February 27th 1828
Jacob Colatter
To John Hazelton Dr

1823
Dec 8th to ½ Bushels salt .40

1824
Jan 20th to Sundries 2.56
Sept 8th to Cash pd Thomas Jackson Cons’t the amt of
Execution in favor of J  Allen’s agt Jacob Colatter 17.90
Nov 1st ⅛ C Wheat flour 1 gallon molasses .87 ½
Nov 13th to Cash pd Thos Jackson 3.00
Nov 26th to 7 yds satin 2 yds muslin 2 skeins silk 60 [?] 5.45
Dec 17th to ½ gallon molasses [?] wheat flour .44

1825
Jany 4th to ½ Gallon molasses ½ gallon whiskey 1 pr suspenders .81
Feby 1st to 2 gallons Whiskey 1 molasses ½ coffee 1 yd chintz ⅛ C W Flour  2.05 ½
May 21st to 12 Bowls .84
June 25th 1 Gallon Molasses ⅛ c wheat flour 5 ¾ cheese 1.26
July 29th to ⅛ c Wheat flour .50
Aug 5th to ½ Gallon Molasses .20
Aug 27th to 1 gallon Whiskey 1 do molasses ⅛ c Wheat flour 5 fish 1.55
Oct 5th to 1 gallon Whiskey 100 segars ½ gallon molasses wheat flour 1.14

1826
Jan 16th to 1 bottle Harlan oil .12
Feby 15th to 2 gallons Whiskey 1.25
May 1st to ½ gallon molasses  ⅛ c wheat Flour .63
May 10th to ¼ c flour ½ gallon molasses .94
May 29th to 2 gals Whiskey 1 do molasses ¼ rye ⅛ c of wheat flour 2.62
June 10th to  3 yds Wilmington Stripe ½ yd muslin 62½
45.27 [subtotal 1]
7.78 Interest
53.05 [subtotal 2 ]

1824
Sept 10th Cr by Cash the amount of F. Allen’s Execution on the hands of I Jackson 17.90 + 3.75 Interest = $21.65 [subtotal 3 ]


[$53.05 subtotal 2 minus 21.65 credit subtotal 3 equals ]
$31.40 [subtotal 4]

add lot of Land assign'd by I. Pine $7.69
 Interest thereon .35
$8.04 [subtotal 5]

[$31.40 subtotal 4 plus $8.04 subtotal 5 equals]

$39.44
—-------------

The above account was justly due and owing to this
 affirmant and the articles contracted for, and had by
Jacob Collater at the times therein specified which account of 
$39.44 I have recd from the said Collater out of the proceeds arising on the sale of his Real Estate made by the Sheriff
John Hazelton

Affirmed and subscribed the
8th day of March AD 1828
Before me at Woodbury
Ephraim Miller
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Ten days after date I promise to pay Isaac Pine
or order without defalcation or discount seven dollars
and sixty nine cents for value received. Witness my
hand this sixteenth day of February 1827.
Witness present
 Isaac Pine
$7.69
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February 19th 1827 for value
Rec’d I assign all my [Registered]
title to the within note and 
guaranteed the payment to John 
Hazelton.
Isaac Pine [Jr?]


[upside down writing]

James Tomkins
Note 7-41
Jacob Collatter
Note
7.69
$15.10

This amount against 

Jacob Collatter due I. Pine
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James Tomkins
Note 7-41
Jacob Collatter
Note
7.69
$15.10

This amount against 

Jacob Collatter due I. Pine

[upside down writing]
February 19th 1827 for value
Rec’d I assign all my [Registered]
title to the within note and 
guaranteed the payment to John 
Hazelton.
Isaac Pine [Jr?]
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Jacob Collatter to Isaac Pine Dr
June 21st 1820 To Cash lent for the purpose of paying Silas
Richards the amount of an action which he had
commenced against said Collatter 10.30
To Interest on this sum 4.80 
$15.10

February 16th 1827 Cr by a note of hand drawn
by James Tomlin in favor of said Collatter and
assigned to me in part pay 7.41
Ballance 7.69

Cr By his own Note of hand drawn for the above ballance
which has since been paid 7.69

State of New Jersey  Gloucester County ss
Be it remembered that on the twenty
eighth day of February 1828 before me the subscriber
one of the Justices of the peace in and for said County 
personally appeared the above named Isaac Line and
on his solemn affirmation did declare and say that the
the above account is just and true to the best of 
his knowledge-
Isaac Pine

Affirmed and subscribed before me
Joseph Chatham
Justice of Peace
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P. J. GRAY, Printer, Woodbury.

THIS INDENTURE, made the twenty second
day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty seven Between Isaac Hinchman Esquire, Sheriff of the county
of Gloucester in the state of New Jersey, of the one part, and Jesse R West of the Township of Greenwich County and
State aforesaid of the other part, Whereas a certain writ of the state of New Jersey, commonly called a fieri facias, issued out of the Inferior Court of Common Pleas
of the County of Gloucester to the Sheriff of the
County of Gloucester, directed, and to the said Isaac
Hinchman Sheriff of the said County was delivered
in which said Writ, It is recited as follows
“Gloucester to wit the State of New Jersey to our
Sheriff of our County of Gloucester Greeting. We
command you on that of the Goods and Chattels of
Jacob Collatter in your County you cause to
be made the sum of ninety dollars of Debt
which John Hazelton lately before the Judges
of our Inferior Court of Common Pleas holden
at Woodbury in and for our said County of Gloucester
 recovered against him and also four
dollars which in our said Court before our
said Judges were adjudged to the said John Hazelton
 for his damages which he had sustained,
as well by accession of the detention of that debt
as for his costs and charges by him about his
suit in that behalf expended whereof there is a
recovery, and if Sufficient goods and Chattels
of the said Jacob Collatter cannot be found
in your County whereof the debt and damages
aforesaid may be made, then you are hereby
further commanded that you cause the
whole of the residue as the case may require
of the said debt and damages to be made of
the lands tenements hereditaments and Real
Estate whereof the said Jacob Collatter was
seized on the fifteenth day of March in the year
four Lord eighteen hundred and twenty seven,
or at
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or at any time afterwards in whose hands
soever the same may then be and have you
that money before our Judges aforesaid at Woodbury
aforesaid, on the third Tuesday of March next
to render to the said John Hazelton for his Debt and
damages aforesaid and have there this Writ, 
Witness John Clement Esq Judge of our said Court at
Woodbury aforesaid, the second Tuesday of December in
the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and twenty
Six,” Recorded in the Clerks Office of Gloucester County
in Liber IIB of Executions in Debt folio 272. 15 Febry
1827. By virtue of which said writ and in obedience
thereto the said Sheriff did levy on the following described lots and parcels of land and premises situate in
the township of Greenwich in said County viz the first
lot Begins at a white oak for a corner in the line of
Jacob Goodwins land thence North ten degrees east
on a straight line to said Tomlin’s fence, thence by
the course of said fence being about west until it
intersects with his orchard fence. Then South ten Degrees
 West to Peter Sitley’s line thence bounding
on said line to the place of beginning Containing
eight acres be the same more or less, which said
Collatter bought of James Tomlin Nov 10 1795-
The second lot situated as above and begins at a
Corner of the lot above mentioned thence bounding
on Goodwin’s land, North ten degrees East three
chains and twenty five links to a stake for a corner.
Thence north about seventy degrees West seventy
eight links to a stake, thence North ten degrees
East ten chains and sixty one links to a stake, thence
about West eight chains and five links to a stake
in the course of said James Tomlin's fence thence
by the middle of said fence on a straight course
about South ten degrees West fourteen chains to a
Stake, thence about east by said Collatter’s other lot
eighteen chains and seventy six links to the place of beginning, containing twelve acres more or less. 3rd lot adjoins the above and begins at a stone in the [Commissary?]
Road, Corner to Jeremiah Ashcraft’s lot, and also corner
to Peter Sitley's lot, thence by the latter North forty
minutes West five chains and fifty links to a corner
in the line of said Collatter’s other land, thence by the same
South eighty degrees east four chains to the
middle of the Road aforesaid, thence along the middle of
said
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said Road South thirty nine degrees West six chains
to the place of beginning containing one acre more or
less. Which sd Collatter purchased of Jacob
Goodwin and Sarah his wife by deed dated June
7th 1811.  2nd lot was purchased of James Tomlin and 
Sarah his wife, dec’d, dated February 2 1797 and whereas the 
said Isaac Henceman Sheriff of the County of Gloucester
aforesaid by virtue of the aforesaid writ and for want
of sufficient goods and chattels of the said Jacob Collatter 
whereon to levy the same did seize and take in Execution the

[remainder of property description is in right margin-vertical]
above described lots of land and premises, together with all the Estate Right, Title, Interest, property claim and demand of him the said Jacob Collatter of in and to the same and whereas the said said Isaac Hinchman Sheriff as aforesaid having so taken the said premises in Execution*

*did cause Advertisements, signed by himself, to be put up in five or more public places in the said
county of Gloucester, one of which was put up in the township of Greenwich where the
said premises herein before particularly described do lie, at least two months previous to the time appointed
for selling the same, of the time and place where the same would be exposed to sale--and also
having caused the same to be inserted in the Village Herald
a newspaper
printed and published in this state and circulating in the neighbourhood of the said premises, at
least four weeks successively, once a week, next preceding the time appointed for selling the same, did on the day and at the place so by him appointed, to wit: on Monday the
eighteenth day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty seven at the house of Oliver Davis
Innkeeper in Woodbury between the hours of twelve and five o'clock in the afternoon, expose the said premises to sale by Public Vendue and the said Jesse R West then
bidding for the same the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars
and no other person appearing to bid so much, or more,
the same was struck off to him, he being the highest bidder. NOW THIS INDENTURE WITNESSETH that the said Isaac Hinchman Esquire, Sheriff, as aforesaid for and in consideration of the aforesaid sum of One hundred and fifty
dollars to him in hand paid by the said Jesse R West
at or before the sealing and delivery hereof the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, HATH granted, bargained, sold, released, conveyed and confirmed, and by these present
DOTH grant, bargain, sell, release, convey and confirm unto the said Jesse R West his heirs and assigns, ALL and singular
the above described lots of land and premises.

TOGETHER with all and singular the buildings, improvements, ways, woods, waters, watercourses, rights, liberties priviledges, hereditaments and appurtenances to the same belonging, or
in any wise appertaining, and the reversions and remainders, rents, issues and profits thereof and
of every part and parcel thereof, and all the estate, right, title, interest, property, claim and demand
whatsoever that was vested in the said
Jacob Collatter, at the time of rendering
the Judgment aforesaid of in and to the same

TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same unto the said Jesse R West
his heirs and assigns, to the only proper use, benefit, and behoof of the said Jesse R West his heirs and assigns forever.
IN WITNESS whereof the said Isaac Hinchman Esquire, sheriff as aforesaid, hath hereunto set his hand and seal, the day and year first above written.
Isaac Hinchman Sheriff {seal}

SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED
IN THE PRESENCE OF
J. C. Smallwood
Job Brown
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Gloucester ss. Be it Known that on the twenty second day
of June in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred 
twenty seven, personally appeared before the subscriber one of the Judges of the
Inferior Court of Common Pleas in and for sd County, Isaac
Hinchman Sheriff of the County of Gloucester and granter
within named, who acknowledged that he Signed Sealed and
delivered the same as his voluntary act and Deed for the uses
and purposes therein mentioned the contents thereof being
by me first made known to him and I being satisfied
that he is the granter within named. Taken and acknowledged before me the day and year above written. Job Brown
Recorded 22 June 1827. Smallwood Clk

I John C Smallwood Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas in and for the County
of Gloucester do hereby certify the foregoing
to be at the Copy of the Record of a Deed
from Isaac Hinchman Sh’ff to Jesse R West
Recorded in Book II II of Deeds fol 1160.
Witness my hand and seal of office
at Woodbury this first day of May 1828
Smallwood clk