Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File R. 4236, Jonathan Green, R.I.
Page 1

(3-1776)

SERVICE
R.I.

Green, Jonathan
Anne or Anna

NUMBER
R. 4236

CONTENTS
Page 2

3602
4
Anna Green
widow of Jonathan
R.I. R.Id R.I.
act 4 July '36 [1836]

4236

Nathan Wilcox
Brands Iron Works,
Washington County,
R Island
June 27, 38 [1838]
Page 3

Declaration
In order to obtain the Benefit of the 3d section of the act of Congress of the 4th day of July AD 1836
State of Rhode Island and providence Plantations - Washington County Ss.

On this 2d day of October - - AD 1837 personally Appeared Before ME William B Bliven one of the Judges or justices of the Court of Common please [Pleas] Within and for the County of Washington Anna Green Widow of Jonathan Green formerly of Westerly in said County of Washington, and state aforesaid The said Anna Green Now Residing in Hopkinton in said County of Washington Aforesaid aged 76 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 of the act of Congress passed July 4th AD 1836 That she is the Widow of Jonathan Green Formerly of Westerly as aforesaid Who was a soldier In the Militia of the state of Rhodisland [Rhode Island] in the war of the Revolution the said Johnathan Green was in actual service In guarding the shores of the Narraganset Bay and longisland [Long Island] sound in the Towns of Westerly Charleston [Charlestown] Southkingston [South Kingstown] And Northkingstown [North Kingstown] and Warwick as the said Johnathan Green Informd [informed] Me Before we were
Page 4

Married, I am knowing of his being gone From home One Month at a time for a Number of Tours how Many I cannot Recollect

My Husband the said Jonathan Green was One of the Volunteers With Col Barton and Assisted in takeing [taking] Genl. Prescott from his Quarters on the Island of Rhodeisland [Rhode Island] across the Narragansett Bay or providence River so Called to the Main lands of the Warwick Town in Rhodeisland [Rhode Island], He was also in Service after our marriage in One or Two Tours of One Month Each in Guarding the Shores of Narraganset bay in South Kingston [Kingstown] and Charleston [Charlestown] and Westerly I was not with him in the service but he was from home in the service by draft and as a substitute for other [others] In the fore part of the year 1781 he Enlisted into The Artillery Company in in Westerly under Capt Eachobad Burdick and Lieutenant Nathan Barber and was in actual service in this Company untill [until] the Close of the war at some Times two weeks at others one week at a Tour and other Tours for a day or two, as the Company had an alarm [illegible] in said Westerly and kept a guard there in [Rotation?] of the Number of said Company in this Company he was called Seargent [Sergeant] Green And served in said Company untill [until] the
Page 5

The Close of the Revolutionary war in guarding the shores of Longisland [Long Island] sound in said Westerly and Charlston [Charlestown] Rhodeisland [Rhode Island]. I was Married to the said Jonathan Green on the 27th day of August AD 1780 And the said Jonathan died in the Month of February AD 1814 in the state of Newyork [New York] and that she has Remained his widow Ever since as will more fully appear by Refference [reference] to the proof hereto annexd [annexed]. I have no written Documents only of My Marriage

sworn to and subscribed the day and year above written
Before
William B. Bliven
Nathan Willcox

Anne Green
x Her Mark

William B. Bliven Justice C. C. Pleas


State of Rhodeisland [Rhode Island] and providence plantations - Washington County [illegible] --
At Hopkinton October 2d AD 1837
Personally came before Me the Subscriber Anna Green at her Residence in Hopkinton and Made Solemn oath to the Truth of the above and foregoing declaration and I Certify by Reason of old age and Bodily Infirmity she is not able to attempt a Court of Record, and she is a person Entitled to Credit.

William B. Bliven Justice C. C. Pleas
Page 6

Proof
Record. Town Clerks office Certificate of Marrige [Marriage] -- ---
James Crandall Marriage and service
Benjamin Crandal --
Page 7

The deposition of James Crandal of Westerly in the County of Washington State of Rhodeisland [Rhode Island] and providence plantations - aged 74 years Being first duly sworn according to, low Testifys [testifies] and says in the Matter of Anna Green Widow of Jonathan Green - Formerly of said Westerly and the said Anna Green Now Residing in Hopkinton in the County and state aforesaid doth on his oath say that in the Time of the Revolutionary war and in the year AD 1780 and I am confident in the Month of august I was present At the wedding and saw Jonathan Green above named Married to Anna Crandal who is now the Widow of the said Jonathan Green They were Married by Joseph Crandal then a Justice of peace And Town Clerk of said Town of Westerly and in the fall of the year soon after they were Married I was in the service with the said Jonathan Green as soldier in the Militia under Col. Jesse Maxson And Capt John Gavit Commanded our Company was, on duty in actual service in Guarding the shores of the Narraganset Bay In southkingston [South Kingstown] and our head Quarters was near the south ferry so called Wee [we] served togather [together] in this tower one month Each in the spring of AD 1781 I was also in a  draft with the said Jonathan Green was Commaned [commanded] by Ensign William Bliven and Lieutenant Col Joseph Pendleton Wee [we] was in actual service on the shores of Longisland [Long Island] sound in Westerly and Charleston [Charlestown] one Month Each, soon after this the said Jonathan Green Enlisted into the artilery [artillery] Company in Westerly under Capt Eachabod Burdich and Lieutent [Lieutenant] Nathan Barber and there Continued in said Company
Page 8

untill [until] the Close of the war of the Revolution I Have often seen said Green on duty In said Company, as they served In Rotation part at a Time only in Case of an alarm

Sworn To and subscribed at Westerly This 11th day of September AD 1837 -
William B Bliven
Nathan Willcox

James Crandal


Washington Ss } At Westerly September September 11th AD 1837 -
Personally Cames [Came] James Crandal the above signor [signer] and deponent and Made solemn Oath to the same and I further Certify The Deponent Is a person Well Known to me - and is Entitled to Credit

William B Bliven Justice C C Pleas
Page 9

I hereby Certify that Jonathan Greene Son of Josius Greene of Charlestown deceased and Anna Crandal daughter of James Crandal of Westerly were Lawfully joined together in Marriage in sd [said] Westerly the 27h day of August Anno Domini 1780 -

By me the subscriber
Joseph Crandal Just Peace

Entered. August 28 1780
[illegible] Joseph Crandal Town Clerk
State of Rhode Island &c

Washington County Ss
Town Clerks Office Westerly September 19h 1837
I hereby Certify the Foregoing to be a True Coppy [copy] of [Record] in said Office
Attest Jesse Maxson

Washington Ss Westerly September 19th 1837 Personally appeared the above named Jesse Maxson and made solemn oath to the truth of the above statement 
Before me Lyndon Taylor Justice of the Peace
Page 10

The Deposition of Benjamin Crandall of Hopkinton in the County of Washington State of Rhodeisland [Rhode Island] and providence Plantations aged 50 years Being first duly sworn according to law on his oath Testifys [testifies] and says in the Matter of Anna Green Widow of Jonathan Green formerly of Westerly in said County of Washington on her application for A pension that the said Jonathan Green and his wife Anna Green were persons Well known to me When the said Jonathan was in full life since the decease of the said Jonathan in the State of Newyork [New York] his Widow Anna Green within a Few Months after Moved Back to Hopkinton and in My house and for the short part of the Time has lived in My family to the present day she has never been since Married and is Now the Widow of the said Jonathan Green

Sworn to and subscribed at Richmond
this 5th day of October AD 1837 - Benjamin CranDall
Daniel Kinyon
Nathan Willcox

State of Rhodeisland [Rhode Island] And providence Plantations
Washington Ss. Ct Richmond This 5th day of October AD 1837 -

Personaly [personally] came Benjamin Crandall the above deponent And Made Solemn oath to the same and I further Certify the Deponent is a person Well known to Me and is Entitled to Credit -
Daniel Kinyon Justice Peace
Page 11

State of Rhode Island & Providence, Plantations
Washington Sc. Clerks office. Supreme Judicial Court

I Powell Helme, Clerk of the Supreme Judicial Court for the County of Washington do hereby certify, that William B. Bliven Esq. at the time the aforegoing Declaration was sworn to and the Deposition of James Crandal was also sworn to was a Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, for said County of Washington and that Daniel Kinyon at the time of the taking of the Deposition of Benjamin Crandal in this case was a Justice of the Peace for the Town of Richmond in said County of Washington. That they were both of them duly Commissioned and appointed by the General Assembly commissioned by the Governor and otherwise qualified as the Law directs, and that their names certifying the taking of said Declaration and Depositions are their genuine signatures.

In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hands and affixed the seal of the Court aforesaid this 14th day of June in the year 1838
Powell Helme Clerk
Page 12

October 28, 1933
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Mrs. H. B. Anderson
414 West Fayette Street
Pittsfield, Illinois

JONATHAN GREEN
R. 4236
BA-J/MLB

Dear Madam:

Reference is made to your letter in which you request the Revolutionary War record of Jonathan Green born in 1754 in Rhode Island, served as sergeant in the Revolution and died in the State of New York.

You are furnished below the history of the only soldier named Jonathan Green found in the Revolutionary War records of this office who served from Rhode Island. The data of the record were obtained from the papers on file in pension claim R. 4236, based upon his service in the Revolutionary War.

Jonathan Green was the son of Josias Green, of Charlestown, Rhode Island; the date and place of soldier's birth and name of his mother are not recorded in the claim.

Jonathan Green married August 27, 1780, in Westerly, Rhode Island, Anna or Anne Crandal, daughter of James Crandal. They were married by on Joseph Crandal, then a justice of the peace of Westerly, Rhode Island, and later town clerk of said Westerly; their marriage was recorded in the office of the town clerk of Westerly, Rhode Island. No reference was made in the claim to any other marriage of the soldier or of his wife. The relationship of Joseph Crandal to soldier's wife was not shown.

Jonathan Green died in February 1814, in the State of New York, and few months after his death his widow, Anna or Anne, moved back to Hopkinton, Washington County, Rhode Island.

On October 2, 1837, soldier's widow aged seventy-six years, while residing in the family of one Benjamin Crandall aged fifty
Page 13

years, in said Hopkinton, Rhode Island (his relationship to her not stated). applied for pension that might have been due her as the widow of Jonathan Green.

It was alleged that the soldier, Johnathan Green, volunteered, date and place not shown, and that he served several tours of duty before his marriage, and was with Colonel Barton at the taking of General Prescott in Rhode Island; that he enlisted in the fall of 1780 and served at various times on short tours of one month each in Captain John Gavet's company, Colonel Jesse Maxson's Rhode Island regiment; that in the spring of 1781 he served a tour under Ensign William Bliven and Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Pendleton, and was engaged in guarding the towns of South Kingston [Kingstown], Westerly, Charlestown and Warwick, and the shores of Narraganset Bay and Long Island Sound; that soon after this tour in 1781, he enlisted and served on short tours from a few days to two weeks at a time, as sergeant in Captain Ichabod Burdick's company of artillery, and that he served to the close of the war; length of his service not shown.

The claim of soldier's widow was not allowed as she failed to furnish proof of six months service for Jonathan Green, which was the requirement of the pension law.

No reference was made in the claim to children.

In 1837, ones James Crandal, aged seventy-four years, was residing in Westerly, Providence Plantation, Washington County, Rhode Island; his relationship to soldier's wife not shown.

In 1839, reference was made to on Captain Amos Green, but his relationship to the soldier's family was not stated.

Very truly yours
A. D. HILLER
Assistant to Administrator

-2-
Page 14

I Jesse Willbor of Richmond in the County of Washington State of Rhodeisland [Rhode Island] Being first duly Engaged according To Law testify Certify and say that In My application For a pension I Employed, Nathan Willcox of Hopkinton as my agent to do and Transact all Things Matters and Evidence touching the premises and He the said Willcox Now Is My agent and all or any Returns made From the Commissioner of Pensions to him is and Will Be satisfactory to me
Richmond July 11th AD 1838
Jesse Wilborr

State of Rhodeisland and providence Plantations
Washington County Ss ---
At Richmond this 11th day July AD 1838 Personally appeared Jesse Willbor the above signor and sealer to the above - [illegible] and made solemn oath the same is True And I, further certify the deponent is a person well Known to Me and is Entitled to Credit
Oliver G Palmer J Peace

State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations
Washington Ss Clerks office, Supreme Judicial Court
I Powell Helme, Clerk of the Supreme Judicial Court for the County of Washington do hereby Certify that Oliver G Palmer Esq is a Justice of the Peace for the Town of Richmond in said County of Washington duly appointed by the General Assembly Commissioned by the Governor and is otherwise qualified as the Law directs and that his name above written is his genuine signature In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of 
the Court aforesaid this 12th Day of July AD 1838
Powell Helme Clerk
Page 15

I, Anna Green Now Residing in Hopkinton County of Washington State of Rhodeisland [Rhode Island], &c. after Being duly Engaged, according to Law, Testify Certify and say that I Employed, Nathan Willcox Of Hopkinton aforesaid, as my agent, to, Transact [illegible] and Perform all and Every part of my Claim for a pension and now Consider him as my agent - and all Returns From papers to be Made to the said Willcox for me at Brands Ironworks post Office Richmond, R.I. Washington County satisfactory to me
Richmond July 11th 1838 -
Anna Green
[inkblot] mark

State of Rhodeisland [Rhode Island] at providence plantations
Washington County Ss
On the day and date above named personally Came The above Deponent and made solemn oath to the same and I further Certify the deponent is Entitled to Credit.
Oliver G Palmer J Peace

Power of Atto.

State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations
Washington Sc. Clerks Office, Supreme Judicial Court
I Powell Helme, Clerk of the Supreme Judicial Court for the County of Washington do hereby certify that Oliver G. Palmer Esq is a Justice of the Peace for the Town of Richmond in said County of Washington, duly appointed by the General Assembly, Commissioned by the Governor and otherwise qualified as the Law directs, and that his name above written is his genuine signature.

In testimony whereof I, have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the Court aforesaid this 12th day of July AD 1838.
Powell Helme, Clerk
Page 16

Nathan Wilcox
July 27, 1838.
O.C.
Page 17

War Dep
Pen. Off
July 27, 38

Sir
The claim of Mrs Anna Green widow of Jonathan Green decd [deceased] has been examined & her papers placed on our files. The pro rata character of the pension renders it indispensable that the rules requiring the specification of each term of the service however short which is expected to be taken into the computation of a stipend under the act of 7 June 1832 should be complied with

No allowance can be made for any service unless the period length & grade - names of officers - stations &c are distinctly set forth & established agreeably [illegible] the regulations of 27 June 1832 - This detail of each tour should embrace in its statement the distance of station from home - probable number of the corps embodied - officers present & in command - daily duties - how qualified, paid, & substituted

Nathan Wilcox Esq
Brands Iron Works.
Washington Co R. Id [Island]
Page 18

Nathan Wilcox,
June 24 - '39
O.C.
Page 19

416
War Dep
Pen. Off
June 24h 39

Sir
The documentary evidence relating to the service of the company of Capt Amos Green R.I. Militia in which Mrs Anna Green alleges that her late husband Jonathan Green served have been filed with the other papers - They merely show what was already known that Capt Amos Green was an acting Militia officer during the Revoly [Revolutionary] war - The difficulty in her case is the non-compliance with the rules requiring the specification of each term of service -

Nathan Wilcox Esq
Brands Iron Works
R.I.
Page 20

Wm R Noyes
Apl. 21, 1840
O.C.
Page 21

Pen off [Pension office]
Apl 21 1840

Sir
In the case of Mrs Anna Green widow of Jonathan Green decd [deceased] under the act of 4 July 38 [1838] there is not as much as six months service in the Militia duly set forth as to period - length - names of officers present for duty - probable number of the corps embodied - stations - distance of stations from home - how paid - quartered & subsisted - the alleged service after marriage in an artillery company, unless when the company was called away into service by the state authority, is not such as is provided for by the pension laws as you will perceive by reference to the records in the secy's [secretary's] office at Providence relating to the organization & duties of the companies of Vigilance - 

Jesse Brumley & Jesse Wilbur applied in 1838 for a pension under the act of 7 June and they were required to make a specification of each town as above indicated and produce satisfactory proof - no further steps appear to have been taken to establish their claims -
Page 22

with a view to comply with your request respecting the cases of Hezekiah Gorton - Joseph Arnold - Simeon Lewis - John Bates - Morey Bates [note in margin "couldnt find ref"] - & Stephen C. Gardner

I enclose herewith copies of my letters respecting them to Mr. Wilcox of 23 Sept '34 [1834]- to Hon D.J. Pear[illegible] of 22 Jany 35 [1835] and to Mr. Wilcox of 3 Aug '35 [1835] - No attempt has been since made to obviate the objections therein communicated

Wm R. Noyes
Apl. 21, 1840
O.C.

Wm R Noyes Esq
Newport R.I.
Page 23

Hon N F Dixon
Sepr 17, 41 [1841]
oc
Page 24

290
Pen: off [Pension office]
Sept 17, '41 [1841]

Sir
I have the honor to return you the letter of Mr Wilcox and in reply to state that the cases to which he refers were understood to be under the charge of Wm R. Noyes Esq of Newport and to whom a communication was made on the 21 apl 1840 apprising him of the difficulties in each case which had been previously communicated to Mr Wilcox - a copy of that letter is herewith forwarded - No attempts whatever of proof or explanation appear to have been made since -

The required specification proof of the service for which each claim is asserted must be supplied before a favorable  decision can be made
O.C

Hon: Nathan F. Dixon
Westerly R.I.

[check mark] Simeon ["Davis" crossed out] Lewis No. 21,279 June '32 [1832]
[double check mark] Joseph Arnold " [No.] 31,995 [check mark] -
[double check mark] Hezekiah Gorton " [No.] 31,997 [check mark] -
[check mark] Anna Green " [No.] 3602 4 July '36 [1836]
[check mark] Jesse Wilbur " [No.] 34615 June '32 [1832]
[double check mark] S.C. Gardner " [No.] 32557 -
[double check mark] Jesse Brumley " [No.] 34616 -
cannot find ref Mona Bates " [No.] 31,998 June '32 [1832]
[double check mark] John Bates " [No.] 31,996 -
Page 25

233
Pension Office
Dec. 20, 1854.

Sir
[vertical] Tristram Dickens
I herewith return the letter of Mr. Knight and have the honor to inform you that the case of Tristram Dickens of Cont [Connecticut] has not been allowed because his services have not been proved agreeably to the Regulations of this office. Neither his name nor the names of the officers mentioned by him were found upon the rolls in the possession of this office, and while various witnesses swore that he did serve they did not show how long he served, which is necessary in the adjudication of all claims for pension.

[vertical] Mary Rathburn
[vertical] Anna Green
The enclosed copy of a letter to Benjamin Cowell Esq. of the 13th of Sep 1839, will explain the condition of the case of Mary Rathburn of R.I.

The case of Anna Green widow of Jonathan of R.I. was refused because she failed to show that her husband rendered as much as six months in the war of the Revolution, which is the shortest period of service for which a pension can be granted.

Application should be made to the Third
Page 26

Auditor for any fraction of pension due Lyman Hall's widow or representatives.

["I am, respectfully,
Your Obt. Servt." crossed out]

[vertical] Phebe Hall

[vertical] Hon. B. B. Thurston
Dec. [illegible]

Hon. B. B. Thurston,
H. of Reps.

(Triplett)
Page 27

3602 R.I.
4

["Let. to Nathan Wilcox, 27 July, '38.
do - do - 24 June '39-
To W. R. Noyes Apl. 21, 1840
Hon N. F. Dixon Sep 17, 1841.
BB Thurston Dec 20 / 54" crossed out]

act 4 July 36 [1836]
Page 28

Syncs[?] of J. Greene's service
Mrs A Greenes' Claim
Page 29

Mrs Anna Greene's Case

Declared Oct 2d 1837. Claims under act of July 4th, 36 [1836] aged 76 Years - Married August 27th 1786 before the 
last term of service expired. Husband - Jonathan Greene died in the state of NYork [New York]. Feby. [February] 1814 - remains a widow - resides in Hopkinton R.I. 

Mrs G. declares & states that her husband served In the Militia several tours of duty as required by Law previous to Intermarriage - as her husband informed her - was with Col. Barton at the taking of Gen Prescott (Volunteer) - after marriage her husband served one or two tours of one Mo. each in the Militia - shore guard - on alarms &c

In the "fore part" of 1781 her husband  sd [said] Greene entered an Artilery [Artillery] Coy [Company] comd [commanded] by Ichabod Burdick - N Barber Lieut served in sd. [said] company until close of the war in capacity of Sergeant

James Crandal of Westerly testifies to the service of sd [said] Jonathan , in fall of 80 [1780] & one Mo in spring of 81 [1781] - Then formed the artilery [artillery] Comy [Company] Commd [commanded] by Burdick

Marriage & widowhood duly authenticated
Page 30

November 7, 1933.
BA-J/ILL

Winthrop Anderson
414 West Fayette Street
Pittsfield, Illinois

Dear Sir:
Reference is made to your letter of October 30, in which you request the Revolutionary War Record of Jonathan Green, son of Joseph, born 1754, in Rhode Island, probably in Warwick.

The records of this office show that on October 28, the record of Jonathan Green, R. 4236, was mailed to your address. No other record was found of a Jonathan Green who served in the Rhode Island troops.

Very truly yours,
A. D. HILLER
Assistant to Administrator.
Page 31

Pittsfield, Illinois
October 30, 1933

Veteran's Bureau
Department of the Interior,
Washington, D.C.

To The Commissioner in Charge of the Revolutionary War Department -

Dear Sir:-
I am searching for the record - one Jonathan Green of Rhode island - who saw service during the Revolution.
There are some 32 of these man. (all Jonathan)
The man I want was born in Rhode Island, probably at Warwick as his father Joseph Green was born and lived there previous to his removal to what is now Berlin New York, in 1769
Jonathan was born 1754 -
He married Patience Terry whose people moved from Dartmouth to Exeter Rhode Island - and lived there until the time of their death -
There was a Jonathan Green who enlisted from Exeter August 22 1778 I believe and he was later from Sept 1 to Oct 1 serving on board the Guard ship which was commanded by Jeremiah Clark

1.
Page 32

-2-

In 1781 Jonathan Green served in Captain John Gavit's Co; also in Captain Ichabod Burdick's Co - died 1814 in the State of New York.

Also Jonathan Green served as Private 2nd Co. Warwick Militia Squire Millerd, Capt. no date.

The Jonathan Green I am seeking was awarded an Ensign's Commission by Governor Geo. Clinton in New York State 1814.

Likewise the Commission of Ensign would fit with this work on the Guard ship commanded by Jeremiah Clark -

Jonathan Green m. Patience Terry probably at Exeter R.I.

Their children were:-
Deborah m. Wm Bentley
d. 1843 Veteran, N.Y.
Rhoda?
Suzannah?
Sally?
Terry?

He and his children are mentioned in the will of this brother Benjamin of Stephentown (now Berlin, N.Y.)-
Page 33

3.

I have a copy of his Commission as Ensign, but have never been able to find any thing else about him in New York.

Born in 1754 at the time of the Revolution he was just about 21 - His Father left Warwick in 1769, and the boy may have gone to school there before leaving for Berlin which was then a new settlement Joseph Green being the 3d white settler there -

Patience Terry was born Nov. 17, 1755 - Her sister Joanna married Col. James Green a brother of Jonathan - who lived to be 100 years old. He was born in 1757 -

Please pardon this involved Chinese puzzle of a letter - 
Thanking you for your courtesy -
Winthrop Anderson
Pittsfield, Illinois
414 West Fayette St.
Page 34

414 West Fayette Street.
Pittsfield, Illinois.
October, 1933

The Veteran's Beaureau [Bureau],
Washington D.C.

May I ask whether you have in your files the Revolutionary Record of Jonathan Green, born in Rhode Island, died in New York State.

[handwritten] 4 only RI

I think that he was given a pension, and know that the State of New York awarded him a commission of ensign, 1788.

He married Patience Terry, daughter of Benjamin, and Joanna Pope Terry of Dartmouth, Mass. and later of Exeter, R.I.

He was born 1754, and served as Seargeant [Sergeant] in the Revolutionary War, I believe.

Thanking you, I am,
Very truly,
Helen Anderson
Mrs. H. B. Anderson,
414 West Fayette Street,
Page 35

["Acts of July 14, 1862, and March 3, 1873" crossed out]

4236.
P.O. [blank]
Anna Green
Service: [blank]

Enlisted: [blank], 18[blank].
Discharged: [blank], 18[blank].
Application filed: [blank], 18[blank].
Alleges: [blank]
Re-enlisted: [blank]
Attorney: [blank]
P.O. [blank]
[blank] Recognized. [blank] Contract.
[blank] Cert. of Dis. Searched for [blank], 18[blank].

[stamp] REJECTED
[handwritten] Printed List of 1852 Rejected & Suspended Claims shows cause of suspension: "suspended for further proof & specification of service. Apr 21, 1840 - sent to Mr. Wilcox"

[vertical] 1933, Oct. 28 - Hist to Mrs. HB. Anderson MLB
[vertical] 1933, Nov. 7 - Winthrop Anderson advised only Jonathan Green of RI - JLL - was mailed to his address Oct. 28, 1933