Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File Sur. Certificate No 26, Jonas Addoms, Continental New Jersey
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Service

Continental 
New Jersey


Addoms, Jonas

Number 

Sur, Certificate No. 26

B.L. Wt 33.200 Lieut.
Issued July 7, 1790
No papers


Contents

A. March 26, 1753 in N.J.
died July 16, 1837 in New York City
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Sept. 15, 1828

Rejected
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I, Jonas Addoms, of the City, County and State of New York, do hereby declare that I was an Officer of the Army of the Revolution, and served as such to the end of the war, at which period I was a Lieutenant, of Artillery in the regiment of Artillery, commanded by Col. John Lamb. 
And I further declare, that I afterwards received certificates (commonly commutation certificates) for a sum equal to five years full pay; which sum, was offered by the resolve of Congress of the 22nd of March 1783 instead of the half pay for life, to which I was entitled, under the resolve of the 21st of October 1780.

Witness my hand the fourth day of June 1828

Jonas Addoms

We do swear that it is generally reputed and believed that the above mentioned Jonas Addoms was an Officer of the revolution.

Sworn this fourth day of June 1828.  Before me

James Fairlie
William W. Morris

John R. Peters
one of the Alderman of the City of New York
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No. of org. P? 13.

Certificate No. 26

REVOLUTIONARY CLAIMS.


Treasury Department
9th June 1828.

Jonas Addoms of the City and the County of New York in the State of New York has applied to the Secretary of the Treasury for the benefits of the act, entitled "An Act for the relief of certain surviving officers and soldier of the army of the Revolution," approved on the 15th of May, 1828.
He states that he was an officer of the Continental line, and served as such to the end of the war.

at which period he was a Lieutenant of Artillery in Col. Lamb's regiment of Artillery in the New York line; and that he received commutation certificates for the five years full pay granted by the resolve of 22 March, 1783; and further, that he has received as a pensioner since the 3rd of March, 1826, nothing.  _________ dollars, paid to him by the agent

The Third Auditor is requested to report how far these several statements are corroborated by the records in his office.

By order of the Secretary,
A. Dickins

Treasury Department,
Third Auditor's Office
June 10, 1828

It appears by the records in this office, that final settlement certificates have been issued for the commutation of five years full pay to Lt. Jonas Addoms of Lamb's Artillery in the New York line, amounting to two thousand dollars.
It further appears that he is not now on the pension list of any agency, and has not been since the 3 March, 1826.

Peter Hagman Auditor
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Newspaper Clipping


NEW YORK STATE SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI.


New York, July 17, 1837


General Order

The President with sincere regret, announces to the members of the Society, the death of Jonas Addoms, Esq., an original member, he died yesterday, (Sunday,) morning in the 85th year of his age.
Mr. Addoms was born in New Jersey, but resided in this city and was a private in an uniform company, when the British ship of war Asia fired upon the city, and destroyed that part of it lying west of Broadway, he afterwards removed to Hopewell, (New Jersey,) and was one of five who volunteered their services for the defence of this city, was attached to the corps of five months men, and was stationed with his corps on Long Island at the narrows, when the British fleet under Lord Howe arrived and landed the British army at New Utrecht.  He afterwards joined a company of New Jersey militia, was acting Quarter Master of a regiment of New Jersey militia, which was marched to the assistance of General Washington, in expectation of the battle at Germantown, and after having marched all night, arrived in front of the British entrenchments early  in the morning, when the British was attacked and beaten back some distance, until reinforced, when the regiment were compelled in turn to retire.
Mr. Addoms was shortly afterwards appointed an assistant to Colonel Timothy Pickering, then Quarter Master General of the Army, and was with the Army at White Plains, in Westchester County, in this State while the British and American Armies were contesting the possession of that county.
Mr. Addoms was first commissioned as an officer in the line of the continental army by General George Clinton in August 1781, and was afterwards commissioned by Congress as  second Lieutenant in the 2nd Regiment of Artillery commanded by Col. John Lamb.
This commission is dated 29th January, 1782, with rank from the 20th August, 1781.  Lieut. Addoms continued with this regiment until the close of the war, having marched into this city with the main army on the 25th November, 1783, when the British evacuated it and was stationed for some time in the old fort at the foot of Broadway, now the present Battery. He was a brave man, a vigilant officer and much esteemed by the army.
After the peace of 1783 Mr. Addoms first settled in Philadelphia afterwards removed to Boston and after three years residence at the latter place, returned to New York, where he was appointed by Col. Lamb, then Collector of the port, first as weigher and afterwards public store keeper, and remained attached to the Custom House, under different collectors and amid all the changes of political parties for thirty three years and seven months.  About three years since Mr. Addoms retired from public service and passed the evening of his days in the quiet of his own family.
The members of the Society are invited to attend the funeral of their deceased companion, from his late residence, No. 20, Cliff Street, this afternoon, at 5 o'clock, and they are requested to wear the usual badge of mourning for three days, in honor of his services and virtues.

By order of 
Major General Morgan Lewis
President

Charles Graham Secretary


The above is an authentic copy issued at the above State (from the original order.

(name illegible) Secretary of Cincinnati Society



Names on the R Margin

Thomas Johnson
R.G. Dobbs
John Hickton
Jacob S. Abrams
Daniel Whalley
Henry Garrett
George Hanely
K. Moore
J.M. Ryerson
W. Caldwell
R.S. Vanuest
Amos Gore
James Fanning
Edward Tums
Silas Constant
J.H. Cochran

H. Lewis
M. Mitchell
Henry Castle
E.V. Brine
John Night
Thomas Logue
David Cust
T. Reilly
James Divine
T. McDonald
T.O. Browne
W. Noble
John H. Irish
Jacob Reese  Jr.
John Bannen
David Benjamin
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Back of the Newspaper clipping 

No information regarding Jonas Addoms
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State of New York
County of New York

On this Eleventh day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty five before the Court of Common Pleas for the City and County of New York
personally appeared Charles Addoms of New York in the county and state aforesaid aged forty two years Executor of the will of Jonas Addoms deceased late of New York in the County and state aforesaid who being first duly sworn doth on his oath make the following declaration in order to obtain an additional amount of Pension due said Jonas Addoms who was inscribed on the Pension Roll under the act of May 15th 1828 as Lieutenant of Artillery.
That he is Executor of the Will of said Jonas Addoms, who was a quarter master in a regiment of New Jersey militia.
That the said Jonas Addoms was afterwards appointed assistant quartermaster under Colonel Timothy Pickering then quartermaster general of the American Army but the Declarant cannot swear particularly as to the precise length of his service as quartermaster, but Col. Pickering being appointed quartermaster general on the fifth day of August 1780 and as Col. Pickering was appointed under a new organization of the Quarter Masters department, it is highly probable that for its efficient organization that Jonas Addoms must have been appointed on the same day. 
That said Jonas Addoms was commissioned
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on 29th of January 1782 as Lieutenant of the second Regiment of Artillery commanded by Col. Lamb, it is highly probable that he served as Quarter master until he was commissioned as Lieutenant aforesaid in Col. Lamb's regiment even to end of the war.  And the said Charles Addoms further declares that  on the 16th day of July 1837 the said Jonas Addoms died at New York in the County and State of New York aged 84 years leaving seven children whose names and ages are as follows viz:  Elizabeth Kissam (wife to Samuel Kissam) aged 46 years; Phebe R. Addoms aged 44 years; Charles Addoms (this declarant) aged 42 years; William Addoms aged 41 years; John Addoms aged 38 years; Ebenezer Addoms who died at Wilton in Ulster County in the State of New York on May 28th 1844 unmarried aged 35 years and Henry Addoms aged 34 years.  That said Jonas Addoms left no widow his wife named Phebe Addoms having died on 22nd February 1829 aged 57 years at New York in the County and State of New York.  That the said Elizabeth Kissam, Phebe R. Addoms, and William Addoms reside in Brooklyn in Kings County in the State of New York; that said Charles Addoms and John Addoms reside in New York in County and State of New York; and the said Henry Addoms resides in Barry in Clay County in Missouri: which facts will more fully appear by reference to the proof hereto annexed.

Charles Addoms


Sworn before me this 11 day of August 1845 in open court
Charles P. Daly
Special Judge of New York Common Pleas
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The letter "o" in the words Phoebe in the 13 and 21st lines were erased before the signing and execution of the foregoing paper.

Charles P. Daly
AS. C Pleas


State of New York

City and County of New York ss:  I Andrew Warner Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, held in said City do certify that satisfactory evidence has been exhibited to said Court, that Lieutenant and Quarter Master Jonas Addoms of the Revolutionary Army died in the year 1837 on the 16th of July in the City of New York aforesaid, that his wife Phebe Addoms died in the year 1829 on the 22nd of February in the City of New York.  That said Jonas Addomas at his death left seven children the names and ages of those of them who are living being as follows viz:  Elizabeth Kissam, wife of Samuel Kissam aged 46 years, Phebe R. Addoms aged 44 years, Charles Addoms aged 42 years, William Addoms aged 41 years, John Addoms aged 38 years and Henry Addoms aged 34 years that he left a son whose name was Ebenezer Addoms, who died at Melton Ulster County in the State aforesaid in the year 1844 on the 28th of May unmarried aged 35 years.  That the said Elizabeth Kissam, Phebe R. Addoms and William Addoms reside in Brooklyn in Kings County in the State of New York; that the said Charles Addoms and John Addoms reside in the City of New York aforesaid and that the said Henry Addoms resides in Barry Clay County State of Missouri
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that the said Charles Addoms who has subscribed the foregoing declaration and the said Elizabeth Kissam, Phebe R. Addoms, William Addoms, John Addoms, and Henry Addoms named in the said declaration are the identical children; and the said Ebenezer Addoms deceased named in the said declaration was the identical child of the said Lieutenant and Quarter Master Jonas Addoms of the Revolutionary Army in said declaration.

In witness thereof I have hereunto subscribed my name and affixed the seal of the said Court of this fourteenth day of August, one thousand eight hundred and forty five.

Andrew Warner
Clerk
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State of New York
Kings County
City of Brooklyn

Be it known that before me Charles J. Lowrey a Commissioner of Deeds in and for said City personally appeared Elizabeth Kissam wife of Samuel Kissam and made oath in due form of law that the annexed leaf containing the family record of her Father Jonas Addoms late of New York in the county of New York deceased (and who was Lieutenant and Quartermaster in the Army of the Revolution) is the genuine family record of her said father Jonas Addoms and was cut out of a large family Bible, that the handwriting therein of the Births of said Jonas Addoms his wife and children - of the marriage of himself, of the death of a son still born, or rather the birth of a still born son and of the death of a son named Charles Addoms and of the death of his wife (Phebe Addoms) are in the handwriting of said Jonas Addoms, and with the exception, of the birth of each, Jonas Addoms (which was written before 24th March 1816) and of the death of his wife, were written by him on the 24th March 1816 - teh last named death being written at the time of its occurrence
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occurrence

That the death of said Jonas Addoms was written or rather is in the handwriting of his son William Addoms - and the death of Ebenezer Addoms was in the handwriting of Charles Addoms and at the time of their occurrence was written.
That the said Bible has always since the death of her said Father on July 16th 1837 up to this time remaining in her possession.

Elizabeth Kissam

The words "City" in 36th line page 1st and the words "of the birth of said Jonas Addoms"(which was written before 24th March 1816)" "and in line 22 page 1st were interlined and the words "Justice of Peace" in 2nd line page 1st and the word "County" 3rd line in page 1st erased before execution of this affidavit and before signing the same - 

Charles J. Lowrey
Commissioner of Deeds

Sworn to and subscribed on this fourteenth of August 1845, before me

Charles J. Lowrey
Commissioner of Deeds
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State of New York
County of Kings ss.


I, John M. Hicks, Clerk of the County of Kings, and Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, in and for said county, DO HEREBY CERTIFY, that Charles J. Lowrey whose name is subscribed to the certificate of Proof or acknowledgement of the annexed instrument and thereon written, was at the time of taking such proof or acknowledgement, a Commissioner of Deeds, in and for the City of Brooklyn, in said County, dwelling in the said city, commissioned and sworn, and duly authorized to take the same.  And further, that I am well acquainted with the hand writing of such Commissioner, and verily believe the signature to the said proof or acknowledgement is genuine.

In Testimony thereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Seal of the said court, this nineteenth day of August 1845.

John M. Hicks   Clerk
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The following was wrote by me the 24th March 1816.

(Except my own Name and Birth which was wrote before) Jonas Addoms

Jonas Addoms - Born the Twenty sixth of March 1753.

Phebe Rose, Born 31st December 1772. And they were Married by the Reverend Mr. Joseph Rue of Pennington, N. Jersey, March the 17th, 1795.  And had a Son, still born 28th June 1796. And he was buried in the Yard of the Brick Church, New York.
Charles Addoms, Born 15th September 1797

Charles Addoms, Deceased September 3, 1800.

Elizabeth Addoms, Born 15th March 1799.

Phebe Rose Addoms, Born 3rd January, 1801.

Charles Addoms, Born 11th October 1802.

William Addoms, Born 8th August 1804.

John Addoms, Born 13th April 1807.

Ebenezer Addoms, Born 12th April 1809.

Henry Addoms, Born 7th February 1811.

Phebe Addoms, Wife of Jonas Addoms, Deceased February 22, 1829.

Jonas Addoms Deceased July 16th 1837.

Ebenezer Addoms Deceased May 28, 1844.
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Judgement on the wicked, and blessings on the good.  Elijah's coming and office.
Chapter IV.
1 God's judgement on the wicked, 2 and his blessings on the good.  4 He exhorteth to the study of the law, 5 and telleth of Elijah's coming and office.
FOR behold, the day cometh, that shall burn as an oven; and all the proud, yea, and all that do wickedly, shall be stubble: and the day that cometh shall burn them up, faith the Lord of hosts, that it shall leave them neither root nor branch.
2 But unto you that fear my name, shall the Sun of righteousness arise with healing in his wings; and ye shall go forth, and grow up as calves of the Stall.

3 And ye shall tread down the wicked; for they shall be ashes under the soles of your feet in the day that I shall do this, saith the Lord of hosts. 
4  Remember ye the law of Moses my servant, which I commanded unto him in Horeb for all Israel, with the statutes and judgments.
5 Behold, I will send you Elijah the prophet before the coming of the great and dreadful day of the Lord:
6  And he shall turn the heart of the fathers to the children, and the heart of the children to their father, lest I come and smite the Earth with a curse.




THE END OF THE PROPHETS
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Moses G. Leonard

Sept. 30, 1845
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587

Pension Office

September 30, 1845

Sir,

The papers sent to this office by you in the case of Jonas Addoms, deceased, I have the honor to inform you have been examined and filed under the act of 7 June 1832.
claimant was a pensioner under the act of 15 May 1828 at the rate of Four hundred dollars per annum for his services as a Lieutenant in Col. Lamb's Regiment, this application is made for Increase on account of his services as an assistant Quarter master to General Pickering. Before an increase can be granted in this case it must be shown that Addom's services as an Assistant Quarter master was rendered in connexion with those as a Lieutenant.
It appears from the statement of the President of the Society of Cincinnati and also from that of applicants that the service of Addoms as an assistant quarter master under General Pickering terminated prior to his being commissioned a Lieutenant in Lamb's Regiment.  If so he has received the highest pension to which his services entitled him.

Moses G. Leonard

Register this claim
act 7 June 1832
NY
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always use No. of survivors Certificate 26

INVALID

this claim should not have been given a rejected no.  nothing rejected except increase to heirs

Children of Jonas Adams


N.J. Continental 
Records corrected
March 23, 1905.

Soldier was pensioned under Act May 15, 1828 
$400 per annum
Survivor Certificate No .26


1909 Apr. 17 Hist. to E.V. Dutcher

1924- June 11 - Hist. to Mrs. C.H. Atwood 
1924 -May 14 photos mailed to Mrs. Charles P. Benns
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Rev. and 1812
War Section



June 11, 1924.


Mrs. C.H. Atwood,
110 S. Ninth St.
Columbia, Mo.

Madam;

I have to advise you that from the papers in the Revolutionary War pension claim, Survivor's certificate 26 it appears that Jonas Addoms was born March 26, 1753 in New Jersey.
He served as Quartermaster in the New Jersey Militia and was Assistant Quartermaster to Colonel Timothy Pickering Quartermaster General of the Army, dates of services not stated.
He was commissioned August 30, 1781 Lieutenant and served in Colonel John Lamb's Regiment of Continental Artillery until in November 1783.
He was allowed pension on his application executed June 4, 1828, while a resident of New York City.
Soldier married March 17, 1795, Phebe Rose, she was
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born December 31, 1772 and died February 22, 1829.  He died July 16, 1837 at New York City.

Their children-

Charles born September 15, 1797, died Sept. 3, 1800.
Elizabeth born March 15, 1799, married Samuel Kissam
Phebe Rose born January 3, 1801.
Charles born October 11, 1802.
William born August 8, 1804.
John born April 13, 1807.
Ebenezer born April 12, 1809, died May 28, 1844.
Henry born February 7, 1811.


Respectfully,


Acting Commissioner
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No. 37094

Jonas Addoms

NY

Sent to Hon. Moses G. Leonard
Sept. 30, 1845


Act 7th June 1832
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State of New York
City and County of New-York

I, ANDREW WARNER, Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for the City and County of New-York, being a Court of Record, and the County Court, DO CERTIFY, that Charles P. Daly Esq
before whom the annexed deposition was taken was, at the time of taking the same, associate Judge of said Court, 
in and for the said City and County, duly commissioned and sworn, and authorized to take the same; and that I am well acquainted with the hand-writing of such Judge and verily believe that the signature thereunto subscribed is genuine.

In testimony Whereof, I have hereunto subscribed my name, and affixed the seal of the said Court, the 11th day of August 1845.

Andrew Warner 
Clerk
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THE PEOPLE OF NEW YORK

To all to whom these presents shall come, or may concern,

SEND GREETING;

Know Ye,

That at the City and County of New York, on the Twenty eighth day of July in the year one thousand eight hundred and thirty seven 
Letters testamentary on the estate of Jonas Addoms deceased were granted unto Charles Addoms one of the executors in the last will and testament of said deceased and that said Letters have not been revoked.

IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, We have caused the Seal of Office of our said Surrogate to be hereunto affixed.

Witness, CHARLES MCVEAN, Surrogate of our said County at the City of New York, the Sixteenth day of August in the Year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty five and of our Independence the seventeenth.

Charles McVean
Surrogate
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State of New York
City and County of New York

I William W. Campbell Member of Congress in and for the Little ? district of Vt. State of New York do certify that I am well acquainted with Charles McVean where registered is attached to the written instant. I know him to be the Surrogate for the City and County of New York and I believe the signature to be genuine.

William W. Campbell
New York
August 28th, 1838
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State of New-York
City and County of New-York 

I, NICHOLAS DEAN, Clerk of the City and County of New-York, and Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas in and for the said City and County, We hereby certify that John R. Peters Esq. before whom the annexed deposition was made was on the day when the same was made a Judge of the Court of Common Pleas for the City and County of New York and also one of the Aldermen of said City, and by Law authorized to administer oaths.




IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my Hand, and affixed the Seal of the said Court, this fourth day of June 1838.

N. Dean
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No. 37094

Jonas Addoms, deceased

NY

Act 7 June 1832
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General Greene refused to continue as Quartermaster General - under the new regulations respecting that Department, which had been established by Congress July 15th 1780 and Col. Pickering was appointed by that body his successor Aug. 5th with the rank of Col. and the pay and rations of a Brigadier General over and above the pay allowed the Quartermaster General in the late  arrangement of the Quartermasters' Department."

I hereby certify that the above extract of 9 1/2 lines is a true copy from page 111 of a book entitled "Revolutionary orders of General Washington issued during the years 1778, 1780, 1781, and 1782 selected from the U.S. G. of John Whiting Lieutenant and Adjutant of the 2nd Regiment Massachusetts Line, and edited by his son Henry Whiting, Lieutenant Col. U.S. Army published at New York and London by ? and Putnam 1844  vol. 8 vols. 255 pages a copy of which work is now in the possession of the New York Society Library in the City of New York.

Philip J. Forbes
Librarian of the
New York Society Library

Wintess
R. Hale
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New York Sept. 5, 1845


Sir

The declaration and accompanying papers of Charles Addoms are enclosed for additional pension due to Jonas Addoms Quartermaster under Colonel Timothy Pickering Quartermaster General of the Revolutionary Army.  This claim is for the additional amount due to Jonas Addoms for his services as a staff officer viz - As Quartermaster
The papers accompanying are Affidavit of Elizabeth Kissam with the family record annexed of Jonas Addoms, proving the marriage of Jonas Addoms, Certificate of Court proving time and place of the death of Jonas Addoms and Phebe Addoms his wife - names, ages and residences of his children, time of the death of their son Ebenezer Addoms and the identity of the children of Jonas Addoms Quartermaster.
Certified extract by Philip J. Forbes Librarian of the New York Society Library showing the date of appointment of Col. Pickering and also showing that his appointment was under a new reorganization or arrangement of the Quartermaster's Department.
Certificate of Surrogate of New York that Charles Addoms is Executor.
General Order of the New York State Society of the Cincinnati showing the military provisions of Mr. Addoms in the Revolutionary Army.
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Col. Pickering being appointed under the new reorganization and arrangement of the Quartermaster's Department by Congress it is of the highest probability that Jonas Addoms must have been appointed Quartermasters on the commencement of such new arrangements and at the date of the Quartermaster's General's appointments and Mr. Addoms having been appointed Lieutenant in Col. Sauk's regiment of Artillery on the 29th of January 1782. It is also thoroughly probable that he served as Quartermaster assistant to the time of his appointment as Lieutenant of Artillery and probably was after he was appointed such Lieutenant and we claim that he served as Quartermaster to the end of the War.  The term of the time embraced between the dates first aforementioned is one year six months and twenty five days which added to the period of service as Quartermaster in the New Jersey Militia would be two years but he was such Quartermaster to the end of the War.
I have particularly to request you take up this claim as soon as possible. 

I am  sir,
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,

Moses G. Leonard

James L. Edwards 
Commissioner of Pensions
Washington, DC
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196 New York Avenue
Brooklyn, NY

Rev.

Mr. V. Warner
Commissioner of Pensions
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Pensions
Washington, D.C.

Dear Sir:

Will you kindly give me a full statement regarding the military service of John Adams for Addoms who served in the Revolutionary War.  Supposedly he was born at Huntington, Long Island about 1737, though he may have been enlisted from a place in New Jersey.
I should also like to obtain a similar statement regarding one Jonas Adams or Addoms, born 1753, who served as Lieutenant 2nd Regiment Artillery, N.Y.
And can you tell me where
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 ? information regarding the parentage, marriage, and children of the above named.
Having appreciating any courtesy that you may be able to ?

Very respectfully yours,
E.O. Datcher


March25, 1909
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Columbia, Missouri.
May 10th, 1924.

Pension Commissioner
Washington, D.C.

Dear Sir;--

A man named Jonas Adams, was pplaced on the Rev. Pension Roll in New York in 1828 who had served in the Lamb's Artillery Co.
He probably died about 1937.

Will you be kind enough to give me his full service and all the data of his birth, wife etc. as much as possible as he gave it in his application for his pension?

It will be very greatly appreciated.

Yours truly,

(Mrs.) C. H. Atwood


Mrs. C.H. Atwood
110 S. Ninth St.
Columbia, Missouri
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6769

3-2233

BUREAU OF PENSIONS

Finance Division

May 3, 1927

Chief Rev. War Section

I have this day received from
Mrs. Charles P. Benns
cash
for $ 40/100, requesting
photostat copy } as per letter herewith.

1927 May 1st
photos mailed 
and Finance Div.
notified

O.J. Randall
Chief Finance Division


Have certification made under
Survivor Certificate No. 26
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May 3, 1927

Commissioner of Pensions

I desire photostat copy, certified of one page from the Revolutionary War pension claim Sur. Ctf. 26, of Jonas Addoms, Continental and New Jersey Troops.

Received payment
40 cents
Antonia W. Ford
Rev. and 1812 Wars Section

Mrs. Charles P. Benns
1909 S St. N.W.
Washington, D.C.
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Submit in Duplicate               Phone Branch 476


All inquiries regarding this job should refer to Requisition No. 14933

Requisition for Duplicating, Addessograph, Photostat, and Blue Print Work.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Washington

Chief, Division of Publications,
Room G. 137
Please furnish work specified below     
May 9,1927
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blank form
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BOUNTY LAND WARRANT RECORD CARD*

Adee, Aner  

Grade Private

Line Connecticut

Warrant Number 5387

Acreage 100

Issued Sept. 8, 1789
to -- not shown ----
Note:  "Certified July 12, 1815"