Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File W. 25365, Beriah Abbot, Continental N. H.
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Continental Abbot, Beriah W25365
N.H. or Abbott
Martha
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Beriah abbott
Beriah Abbot
N.H. W25365
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Beriah Abbott of the [3rd] New Hampshire Regiment, family [own] inhabitant of Concord in the County of Rockingham and State of New Hampshire having Honorably and faithfully served as a soldier, in the service of the United States, the term of these years, being the Term of his Enlistment, is Discharged the services and hath Liberty to return to said State 
Camp Danbury Saml. Dinsmore Capt.
March 20th 1780 Comm. [ ] N.H.
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By his Excellency
George Washington, Esquire
General Commander in Chief of the Forces
of the _______________ United States of America
These are to Certify that the bearer hereof
Beriah Abbott, soldier in the N Hampshire
Reg[th] being enlisted for three years and having
procured Danl Colby who was a soldier
for the Was to serve 11 months and 11 days
the time for which he was enlisted [there]
Beriah Abbot is hereby discharged from
the American Army.
Given at Head Quarters
this 7th day of June [1786]
G. Washington
Registered in the Books of the Regiment
G. Washington President
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New Hampshire
Beriah Abbott 4
of Lebanon in the state of N. Hamp. who was a private int he regiment commanded by Colonel  Leammel of the N. Hamp. line, for the term of three years.
Transcribed on the Roll of N. Hampshire at the rate of 8 Dollars per month, to commence on the 20th day of April 1818.
Certificate of Pension issued the 8th of June 1818 and delivered to E. Evans Esq of Enfield, N. H. now in the  [  ] City.
Arrears to the 4th of [  ] 1819                83.96
Semi-anl. all'ce ending 4 Sept. 1819      48.--
10. 11/30 4/31 --                                  $131.96

{Revolutionary claim,    }
{Act 18th March, 1818. }
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Beriah Abbott
New Hampshire
Col. Leammall
22 March 1778
3 Years

Adm.
E. Evans of
Enfield N. H.
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I Beriah Abbott of Lebanon in the County of Grafton State of New Hampshire [     ] landman upon oath make the following declaration.
That in the month of January or February Anno Domini 1776 I enlisted as a private for the term of one year in Captain Joshua Abbotts company of foot in Col John Stark's regiment in the New Hampshire line, in the Continental Service. That I faithfully served in said company until sometime in the month of November then next following and was then honorably discharged. I did not at that time receive a written discharge.
I further say that on the 22nd day of March Anno Domini 1771 I enlisted as a private for the term of three years in Captain Daniel Livermore's company of foot in the Third New Hampshire regiment in the continental service commanded [  ] by Col Alexander Scammel - That I faithfully and constantly served in said company until the 20th day of March Anno Domini 1780 and on that day was honorably discharged is herewith presented.
I further say and declare that [   ] to the 29th day May Anno Domini 1781 I enlisted as a private in Captain Daniel Livermore's company of foot in the first regiment of the New Hampshire line for the time of three years which regiment I believe was when I intended it commanded by Col
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Col George Reed and afterwards by Col Henry Dearborn in the Continental Service. That I faithfully and constantly served in said Company untill the Seventh day of June Anno Domini 1783 and was an that day honourably discharged 
My discharge of that date signed by General Washington is herewith enclosed — I further say and declare for the residue of the term of my last inlistment I procured a substitute, who was accepted, as my discharge will shew —
I further say and declare that I am now more of sixty years of age, infirm, and from my reduced circumstances in life, I need the assistance of my country for support, and that I hereby relinquish my claim to every pension heretofore allowed me by the laws of the United States 
Lebanon, New Hampshire April 20th 1818 Beriah Abbot 

State of New Hampshire Grafton SS 
On this twentieth day of April Anno Domini 1818 personally appeared before me William H Woodward Chief Justice of the district court of Common Pleas for the second district in the State aforesaid the aforenamed Beriah Abbott and in my presence made oath to the afore written declaration and affidavit by him made, and it appearing to my satisfaction, that the afore named Beriah Abbott Served for the term of more than nine months to wit from the 22d day of March Anno Domini
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Domini 1777 to the 20th day of March Anno Domini 1780 at one period of the war of the revolution the term on the continental establishment against the comman enemy, and also at another time for of more than nine months to wit from the 29th day of May Anno Domini 1781 to the Seventh day of June Anno Domini 1783 at one period of the war of the revolution in the continental establishment against the common. I hereby certify the (tes?)timony in the case and the proceedings had thereon to the Secretary of the department of War. — 
I also enclose herewith the certificates of the discharges of the said Beriah Abbott as presented to me by him 

In testimony whereof  I hereunto set my hand and of the Seal of the said Court this twentieth day of 4 Anno Domini 1818 
no particular impression being used therefor 
Wm. H. Woodward

State of New Hampshire
Grafton ss} 
May 15th 1819 
I, Edward Evans Judge of the Court for the probate wills & for said County  hereby certify whom that it has been made to appear to my satisfaction that Beriah Abbott named in the foregoing instrument is in reduced circumstances & needs assistance from his country for his support
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Beriah Abbott
New Hampshire
Col. Leammall
22 March 1778
3 Years

Adm.
E. Evans of
Enfield N. H.


Correctly[?]

The Judge must must certify that the claimant is in indigent circumstances

Hon. E. Evan’s
Enfield, N.H.

Mr. Boyd (upside down)
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State of New Hampshire 
Grafton ss

To the Court of Common Pleas holden at Haverhill within and for said County of Grafton being a court of record by law established on the part tuesday of July in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty 

Present the honorable
Ezra Bartlett }       Esq.Justices 
Daniel Blaisdell} 

Personally appeared in open Court Beriah Abbot aged sixty three years resident in Lebanon in said County who being duly sworn according to law doth on his Oath declare that he served in the Revolutionary War as follows Viz a private soldier in Capt Daniel Livermore Company and Col. Samuels & Col Dearborns Regiment in the New Hampshire line, that his Original declaration is dated 20th day of April 1818 and that he has received a pension and his pension certificate is numbered 11, 260 —

And I do solemnly swear that I was a resident citizen of the United States on the eighteenth day of March 1818 and that I have not since that time by gift sale or in any 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 & by me subscribed I further declare I am by occupation a farmer do not enjoy good health, have
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rupture or breach and have not been able to work much for eight or ten years last past and experience other infirmities incident to old age and a broken constitution which I have reason to believe was a occasioned by my long & hard service in the Revolutionany war. I have a wife 61 one years of age, rather infirm inclining to dropsey not able to do much work a sister of my first wife aged 75 years is with me & am obliged to support her who is a great burthen to me 
I have but one child who is a son named Moses Abbot aged 33 years who lives seperate from me but in the same house and has an expensive family to support and is greatly in debt and fear he will not be able to help himself comfortably a great while longer as is in poor circumstances to help me & I really stand need my countrys bounty and should be gratefull for it 
Beriah Abbot 

A schedule of the estate of Beriah Abbot of Lebanon in the County of Grafton and district of New Hampshire 

To wit Personal Estate …..$[illeg, crossed out] 
One Cow Valued at ……14,,00 
One Pair Cast Irons………. 6,,00 
One Old plow………………… 1,,50 
One Winnow wheat Mill …..3,,00 
One old horse  valued at… 10,,00 
half dozen old chairs……….. 3,,00 
one doz Earthen plates…….. 10,,00 
One set teacups & Saucers….   34 
two earthen bowls…………. O,,25 
one earthen plate………….….0,,25 
One case knifes & forks…….. 1,,00 
One Tea Kettle……………… 1,,00
one six quart Iron pot………1,00 
One Iran dish Kettle …………..  ,,50 
One Iron skillet……….. …..0,,25 
One pair of fire dogs……. 1,,50 
one fire shovel & one pair tongs… 1,,00 
One chest…………..     60 
one tea pot……………..     34 
One [lathe?]……………………2,,—
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one chain…………………….1,,50
one wash tub ……………….  50
One looking glass…………1,,00 
one pail………………………..    25
three milk pans……………….  50 
                                             52,,28
Real Estate  

One share in  the fourth New Hampshire Turnpike road for……………...50,,00 
fifty three acres of land with the buildings on the same valued at……… 850,,00
the net yearly income of the above real personal estate of said B Abbott we estimate to worth or year $67,,00
(Signed). Beriah Abbott 

The above valuation of Real and personal property of Beriah Abbot was made by us at the request of said Abbot this 28th day of June AD 1820 and is according to our best judgment and is a true & correct Statement 

Thomas Waterman} Selectmen 
James Hamilton}       of Lebanon


Sworn to and declared before the Justices of said court on this fourth day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred & twenty 
John Punchard Asst Clerk - 

State of New Hampshire
Grafton ss 
I John Punchard Assistant Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for said County of Grafton duly qualified & authorized, do hereby certify that the foregoing Oath and Schedule thereto annexed are truly copied  from the record of said court.  I further certify that it is the opinion of said Court that the total amount in value of the property exhibited in said Schedule is nine hundred fifty two dollars 28/100 —

In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court on this fourth day of July in the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and twenty. 

John Punchard Asst Clerk
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retained for the following evidence- 
viz   
State of New Hampshire 
Grafton ss Lebanon July 6th 1820 Then Thos. Waterman came before me the subscriber and made Solemn Oath that the foregoing statement of the value of the real and personal estate of Beriah Abbot and of the net income thereof is according to the best of his knowledge & belief a just and true statement and that the same in his opinion contains the whole property of the said Beriah Abbott
Attest 
Stephen Kendrick Jus of Peace 

Grafton ss LebanonJuly 6th 1820 
Then Jonathan Hamilton came before me the subscriber and made Solemn Oath as above attest 
Stephen Kendrick Justice of Peace 
A true copy of Record 
John Punchard Asst Clerk. —

Not entitled
11,260
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Beriah Abbott
Statement of facts
July 7, 1820
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I Beriah Abbott of Lebanon County of Grafton State of New Hampshire an applicant for a pension under the laws of the United States make the following statement of facts relative to property.

On the 28th day of March AD 1814 I conveyed by deed to my only child Moses Abbott undivided half of all the real estate which I owned consisting of a farm in Lebanon aforesaid where  I now live, and also conveyed to him one half of all the stock and farming utensils on said farm being the one half of all I there assessed in consequence of his claim for his laborer for the term of Six years
labour for me after he was of age, he not having received any compensation for the labour except his clothes 

For about three years after said conveyance we carried on said farm together but in consequence of my ill health and being unable to Labour the said Moses has had the sole management of said farm for several years and I have accrued nothing from the  avails of said farm except my maintenance and not sufficient for that. having been under necessity of spending a considerable part of my pension money to support myself and my family consisting of myself and wife and an old maiden woman, a sister of my former wife [illeg][**]able to support and who is now seventy five years old and who is unable to do any Labour
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of any consequence. My wife is now sixty one years  old and is in an ill state of health and not able to do much labour- 

Said farm for want of cultivation does not produce but very little. We improve about twenty two acres as mowing and I do not think we shall obtain more than eight tons of hay of a poor quality - Said farm is this year assessed by the Selectmen at four acres of Arable ten acres of mowing , and  pasturing ten acres - 
This assessment is made on the whole farm. 

Said Moses has no help except what he hires either on the farm or in the house, except himself and wife who has an infant babe-  said Moses has an arm which has been broken, and altho it is considered as being cured  still it is stiff and injures him about labouring, and some kind of labour he cannot perform in consequence of his stiff arm —

There one but two cows on said farm and there has not been and probably will not be any more this season — 

The following is a list of Claims against said Moses for which I do not consider myself legally liable but which I consider must be paid out of the product of said farm 
To wit a note to John Tucknor for……….60,00 one do to Stephen Kindrick for…………. 56.42 one do to Isaac Allen… do………………… 50.00  one do to Warham  Manse….do………… 33.65
one do to Ahira Griswold…do……………..80.00 one do to Jabez  Baker…..do………………15.00       one do to Tunas Aloun…..do……………….20.00 
one do to Mary Ida…..do……………………..10.00 one do to Richard Lyman heirs..do………50.00 one do to John Hall…….do…………………..65.00 

The accounts to various persons as nearly as I could learn after considerable enumeration  amount to at least———— 11000
$550.07 
The foregoing notes are all an [illeg[ and secure[?] for at least two years 
July 7th 1820 
Beriah Abbott
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State of New Hampshire Grafton ss Lebanon July 7, 1820

Then Beriah Abbott personally appeared and made solemn oath that the foregoing statement by him subscribed is just and true is 
before me 
Stephen Kendrick Justice of Peace -
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Vermont 5511 

Martha Abbott widow of Beriah Abbott decd who died on the 13 March 1832 
of Windsor in the State of Vermont 
who was a private in the Compy commanded 
by Captain Livermore of the Regt commanded by Col. Scammel in the NH line for 2 years   

Inscribed on the Roll of New Hampshire at the rate of 80 Dollars ______Cents per annum, to commence on the 4th day of March, 1831. 

Certificate of Pension issued the 3 day of March 1837 and sent to - Hon. H. Everell 

Arrears to the 13th of March 1832 
Semi-annual allowance ending——  

[illeg]

Revolutionary Claim} 
Act July 4, 1836,} 
Section the 2nd }

Recorded by Geo. Wm Crump, Clerk,
Book A Vol. 1    Page 34
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749
Martha Abbot 
Widow of Beriah 
Vt 
2nd Section 

Admd.
2 yrs pri 
80 from 4 March 1831 
to 13 March 1832 the 
day the after death- 
2nd Sect Act. July 4, 1836

Hon. H. Everett
[illeg crossed out names]

Vt.
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State of Vermont} 
Orange County} 

On this 28th day of November AD 1836 personally appeared before me J. K. Parish assistant Judge of the County Court within & for the County aforesaid at Randolph in said County Martha Abbott a resident of said Randolph in the County State aforesaid aged seventy five years who being first duly sworn according to law doth on her oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the provision made by the act of Congress passed July 4, 1836.

That she is the widow of Beriah Abbott who was a soldier in the war of the Revolution as will appear as she believes from the proof now in the Pension Office 

She further declares that her husband the aforesaid Berish Abbott died March 13th 1832 -and that in his life time he [was?]  a Pension from the Government for a short time & was then stricken off on the account of his property- 
Martha Abbot 

Sworn to and subscribed on the day and year above written before 
J. K. Parish Asst. Judge Or. Co. Vt

I certify that Martha Abbott the above applicant from bodily infirmity is unable to attend Court, and that she is a credible person & her statements are to be relied on 
J. K. Parish Asst. Judge Or. Co. Vt.

State of Vermont 
Orange County}
I Jason State Notary Public within and for the County of Orange hereby certify that the Hon J K Parish was on the 28th day of Novr instant and still is one of the assistant  Judges of the County Court for the County a[sd?] and that his official signature to the annexed paper is genuine 
Given under my hand and seal of office at Chelsea this 29th day of Novr AD 1836 
Jason Steele Notary Public
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I Asa Story of Randolph in Orange County and State of Vermont of lawful age testify & say that I was acquainted with Beriah Abbott a Soldier of the Revolution late deceased in his life time, and that he formerly lived in Lebanon State of N.H. and afterwards in Pomfret Vt. at which latter place he died on the 13th day of March 1832 

I further testify that I have for many years been acquainted with at the Abbott the wife  of the said deceased previous to the death of her said husband Beriah Abbott and also since the death of her husband until the present time & that she is now the widow of the said Beriah having never married since his death and resides with this deponent in his family
Asa Story

State of Vermont}
Orange County}
Sworn to & subscribed this 28th day of November 1836 before 
J.K. Parish Asst. Judge Or. Co. Ct.

I certify that Asa Story the subscriber to the above affidavit is  credible person & to his statements due credit ought to be given 
J.K. Parish Asst Judge Or. Co. Ct.

I Fanny Story of Randolph in Orange County & State of Vermont of lawful age testify & say that I was well acquainted with one Beriah Abbott formerly of Lebanon N.H. & more recently of Pomfret Vt. for many years previous to his death which took place on the 13th day of March 1832-

I further testify that I have also been acquainted with Martha Abbott the wife of the said Beriah Abbott, who is my Mother, and that she is now a widow having never married since the death of her said husband and that she now resides in my family 
Fanny Story

State of Vermont}
Orange County ss} 
Sworn to and subscribed this 28th day of November 1836 
Before J. W. Parish Asst Judge On Co. Ct. 

I certify that Fanny Story the signer of the above affidavit to one well known is a credible person & to her statements due credit ought to be given 
J. K. Parrish Asst Judge Or. Co. Court
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1921 July 12 Photos to E N 
Martindale.  See Wm. Aaron 
W.10287.A.D.Y. 

WIDOW, &c. 
File No. 25365 
Martha Abbott 
Wid of Biriah Abbott 
Priv Rev war 
———————-
Act: July 4th 1836 

Index: -- Vol.__ Page___ 
(Arrangement of 1870.]
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Rejected 
Vermont 
Martha Abbott 
widow of 
Beriah Abbott 
WJK Parish 
29th July 1833
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Beriah Abbot N.H. act 1818. when last pd 
G.W.C. 
Feby 17. 37


Paid to 4th March 1820 and stricken from the roll by act of May, 1820 John Sessford
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Received of my honered father Beriah Abbot a deed of the one half of his farm where he now lives Also a bill of sale of the one half of his horses stock of cattle and sheep and farming tools which is not only in full satisfaction for all services I have rendered him since I arrived to the age of twenty one years - but which is a display of parental munificence deserving my most grateful acknowledgements — 
March 28th 1814 
Moses Abbot

Attest
Jas Wheelock
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Lebanon New Hampshire  May 20th 1820 

This may certify to all whom concern that Mr Bariah Abbott is an infirm man sixty three years of age & is constantly attended with a troublesome Hernial Inquinals  which renders him wholly unable to do any kind of labour 

This from me [Th**]  Parkhurst MD & Surgeon of the 23d Regiment of Militia in this State
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Lebanon Newhampshire June 28th 1820

This may certify to all it may concern that Bariah Abbott is a man sixty three years of age continually troubled with inquinal Hernia and whose health is otherwise poor which renders him unable to perform business necessary for his subsistance 
Benjamin Gallup MD
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Payable semi-annually. The first 
payment on this Certificate will be 
made on the 4th of September 
next, in Portsmouth 
at the Branch Bank 
U. States. 


E. Evans Esq.



Recorded 
B. Abbott
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War Department 
REVOLUTIONARY CLAIM. 

I CERTIFY that, in conformity with the Law of the United States , of the 18th of March, 1818,

Beriah Abbott__ late a private in the Army of the Revolution, is inscribed on the Pension List, Roll of the New Hampshire Agency, at the rate of eight dollars per month, to commence on the 20th day of April one thousand eight hundred and eighteen.

GIVEN at the War Office of the United States , this third day of June  one thousand eight hundred and nineteen. 
J. L. Edwards, 
in the absence and on behalf of the Secretary of War
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11,260
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R.[illeg] the [***] Augt 4th 1820
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War Department
PENSION OFFICE. 
July 27 1820 
SIR,

You are hereby informed that the Secretary of War does not, on account of the amount of your property, consider you entitled to a Pension under the Acts of the 18th March, 1818, and 1st May, 1820; and has, therefore, directed your name to be stricken from the Pension List.

I am, respectfully, 
Your obedient servant, 
J.L. Edwards 

To Mr. Beriah Abbot 
Lebanon 
N. H. 

Martha Abbott now of Randolph Vt. the widow of the sd deceased Beriah Abbott Abbott. formerly of Lebanon N.H. deceased at Pomfret Vt.  March 13th 1832 in his 72 year
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[illeg]gbly
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N. H. 

11260
Not [entered?][culled?]
sent to Pensions 
27 July 1820 


Hav..ll NH
July 16
Free

The Honorable Secretary of War Department
Washington City
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Died, 13 March 1832
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State of Vermont }
District of Randolph⎬ 
Be it remembered that at a Probate Court held at Randolph within & for the District aforesaid in the County of Orange on the 22d day of July AD 1834-

Present the Hon Jacob K. Parish Judge  It was proved to the satisfaction of said Court that Martha Abbott now a resident of Randolph in the County of Orange & State of Vermont is the widow of Beriah Abbott formerly of Lebanon N.H. but lately of Pomfret Vt. I now deceased & who was placed upon the Pension List of the United States under the act of 18th March 1818 & that his name was stricken therefrom on account of his property- 

It was also proved at the same Court that Beriah Abbott who was formerly a Pensioner of the U. States deceased on the 13th day of March AD 1832 in Pomfret Vt  in the 73d year of his age.

Given under my hand and the same of said Court at Randolph in the District aforesaid this 22d day of July AD 1834 
J.K. Parish Judge of Probate
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Brookfield - [**]
July 23 

Free

The Hon. the Secretary of War
Pension Office 
Washington City

From Burlington Vt.
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Randolph Vt  July 23 1834 

Sir 
Enclosed I forward the Pension Certificate heretofore given to Beriah Abbott & also the letter informing his name was stricken from the Pension List together with a certificate of Probate Court proving his death and that Martha Abbott is the widow.

It is supposed by the widow Abbott that there is now at the department proof of the service her late husband, as she says he was out nearly all of the Revolutionary War, she therefore supposes that she is entitled to the Pension from the 1st March 1831 to the 13th of March 1832 up to  the day of the death of the sd Beriah Abbott her late husband. If granted please forward the certificate to the subscribed.

I am Sir your obt servt 
J. K. Parish 

Hon. the Secy of War
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To all whom it may concern

We the undersigned Select Men of Lebanon in the County of Grafton & State of New Hampshire -  certify that we have lived in the same town with Beriah Abbot for this Thirty four years last past & know him to be a prudent & industrious man and as long as he was able to Labour supported his family comfortably from his little farm but since he has been unable to labour he has been under the necessity of letting his farm to others hands by which reason it produces not near so much as formerly and all his income is incompetent to support him & his family the net yearly income of said Abbots real and personal property according to our judgment will not exceed sixty seven dollars per year 
Thomas Waterman} Select Men
Jonathan Hamilton} of Lebanon
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