Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File W. 4091, Isaac Van Horne, Penn.
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(3-1776)
SERVICE
Penn.

Van Horne, Isaac 
or
Van Horn
Dorothy

NUMBER
W. 4091
{B.L.Wt. 2265-300-Capt.
Issued Aug. 19. 1789
No papers}
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Commission in favor of Isaac VanHorne
as Captain in the 2nd Penna. Regt. to rank from 
10 June 1781 & dated 6 March 1782.-
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For the purpose of obtaining the benefits of an act entitled "An Act for the relief of certain surviving Officers and soldiers of the Army of the Revolution", approved on the 15th of May 1828.
Isaac Van Horne of Zanesville in the County of Muskingum in the State of Ohio, do hereby declare that I was an officer in the Continental Line of the Army of the Revolution, and served as such to the end of the war, at which period I was a Captain in the second Regiment of the Pennsylvania Line.
And I also declare, that I afterwards received certificate (commonly called commutation certificates) for a sum equal to the amount of 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 this 7th day of June in the year 1828
Isaac Van Horne

Before me, Samuel Thompson, a Justice of the Peace in and for the County of Muskingum in the State of Ohio personally appeared this day, Samuel A Culbertson and James Raquet
of the said County, who did severally make oath that Isaac Van Horne, by whom the foregoing declaration was subscribed, is generally reputed and believed to have been an officer in the Army of the Revolution, in manner as therein stated.
Witness my hand, this 7th day of June in the year 1828.
Saml. Thompson
Justice of the Peace
Seal
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The State of Ohio Muchingum County ss: 

I Ezekiel T. Cox Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas in and for said county do hereby certify that Samuel Thompson Esq. before whom the within affidavit of Samuel W Culbertson & James Raguet appears to have been taken was on the day of the date thereof an acting Justice of the Peace within and for the County of Muskingum aforesaid day commissioned and qualified.

In Testimony whereof I hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of said Court at Zanesville this 7th day of June AD 1828.
Ezekiel T. Cox clk
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REVOLUTIONARY CLAIMS (3)

TREASURY DEPARTMENT

14 June 1828

Isaac Van Horne, of Zanesville, in the County of Muskingum in the State of Ohio, 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 soldiers of the army of the Revolution," approved on the 15th of May 1828. He states that he was an officer on the Continental line, and served as such to the end of the War, at which period he was a Captain in the Second regiment of the Pennsylvania line; and that he received commutation certificates of 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. 

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, 
17th June 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 Isaac Van Horne Captain in the Pennsylvania line, amounting to Twenty four Hundred dollars. It further appears that Isac Van Horne is not now on the pension list of any agency and has not been since the 3rd March 1826. 

Peter Hagnar Auditor
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Barnat Vanhorn
was born the 13 day of June in the year of our Lord 1730 
Sarah Vanpelt was born the 14 day of October in the year of our Lord 1731
Barnat Vanhorn and Sarah Vanpelt was Married the 17 day of January in the year of our Lord
1753
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Bernard Vanhorn
Died the 11 Jan 1778
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Isaac Van Horn and Dorothy Marple being Married. The first of three off many was Daughter Jane born the 4th of September 1785.

Sarah was borne the 27th Day of August 1786.

Polly was born the 26th day March 1788.
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Isaac was born the 18th day of August 1789. 

Eliza was born the 30th day of November 1791.

Samuel was borne the 13th day of May 1793.

Patience was born the 17th day September 1794.

Cynthia was born the 4th day of February 1796.

Barnard was born the 22 day of January 1798.
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Isaac was born
the 13th day of January in the year of our Lord 1754
Joseph was born the 21st day of January in the year of our Lord 1757
Franklin was born the 13th day of March 1800
Joseph Jeffn[?] was born 21st April 1802
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Isaac Vanhorne
Book
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9672
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Ohio Line
Dorothy Van Horne
widow of Isaac Van Horne
Penn.
who was a Captain in the Revolution 
Inscribed on the Roll at the rate of 480 Dollars 00 Cents per annum, to commence on the 4th day of March, 1843, and end September 15th 1843
Certificate of Pension issued the 5th day of Decr 1856 and sent to Hon Edward Ball [illegible]
[Acts of March 3, 1843, (crossed out) and June 17, 1844.]
Recorded in Book A
Vol. 2. Page 211
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3313
Dorothy Van Horn
of Isaac
Ohio.
admitted
Capt. 2 yrs
$480.-
see commutation [illegible]
Bible containing record of marriage handed to Mr. Edwards
G. W. Manypenny Esq
Present
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State of Ohio
Muskingum County } ss

On this day of November in the of our lord eighteen hundred and thirty eight, personally appeared before me, Corrington W. Searle President judge of the fourth Judicial District of Ohio in which is included this County, Dorothy Van Horne, a resident of Zanesville, in the said County of Muskingum, aged eighty three years, who being first only sworn (she the said Dorothy Van Horne being presented by bodily infirmity from appearing before the Court), according to law, both on her oath, make the following declaration, in order to obtain the benefit of the pension made by the act of Congress passed July 7th 1838, entitled "An act granting half pay and pension to certain widows." That she is the widow of Isaac Van Horne, who was a Captain in the second Pennsylvania Regiment of the Army of the Revolution (as is evidenced by his Commision, dated the 6th day of March 1782, signed by John Hanson, President of Congress.) that to the best of her knowledge and belief the said Isaac Van Horne entered the service of the United States as Ensign in January 1776 in Capt John Beatty's company of Col Samuel McGaw's  regiment of the Penn. line: That afterwards he assisted  in erecting Fort Washington on the Hudson: That he was taken prisoner of war on the (??) of the Fort in the fall of that year, and remained a prisoner until May 1778, when he was exchanged: Afterwards he served as Lieutenant in the 6th Penn. Regiment according to a commision dated the 10th of April 1779, signed by John Jay President of Congress, taking rank as Lieutenant from the 15th of February 1777: That he was promoted to Capt Lieutenant by commision bearing date 1st Oct 1779, signed by Samuel Huntington President of Congress, ranking as such from 1st of July 1779. On the 6th of March 1782 as aforesaid he received a commission as Captain in the second Penn. regiment randing as such from the 10th of June 1781. That he was in the engagement at Jamestown under General Wayne, where with seven or eight hundred troops, he encountered the whole British Army under Cornwallis. That he left the service at the close of the war. That he resided in Bucks County Penn. When he entered the service. The deceased officer was a pensioner under the act of the 15th of May 1828 entitled "an Act for the relief of Certain surviving officers and soldiers of the Army of the Revolution."  That he
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continued to draw said annuity up to the period of his death : February second 1834.

She further declares that she was married to the said Isaac Van Horne in the City of Philadelphia in the autumn or winter of (1784) (the precise day not recollected) seventeen hundred and eighty four; that her husband the afore said Isaac  Van Horne, died on the second day of February eighteen hundred of thirty four; that she was not married to him prior to his leaving the service, but the marriage took place previous to the first of January, seventeen hundred and ninety four viz: at the time above stated: that she was (??) afterward married - and further she declares she has no knowledge in consequence of the great length of time since elapsed and her qual infirmity, of any person who was present at the wedding of herself of the said Isaac Van Horne: that there is more and of the marriage other than the following, contained in an old lenteh testament, to wit:

"Isaac Van Horne & Dorothy Maple being married, the first of their offspring was a daughter Jane, born the fourth day of September 1785." The above is in the hand writing of the deceased Isaac Van Horne. She further stabs that their is the record in Pennsylvania of their marriage to her knowledge. She further declares that they lived together as man & wife from the period of their marriage up to the time of the decease of said Isaac Van Horne. That she knew from the departed at Washington the residence of his annuity after his death, from the 3rd of September 1833 to the period of his death, as his widow.

Dorothy Van Horne

Sworn to and subscribed on the day and year first above written at the residence of the said Dorothy in Zanesville Muskingum County Ohio before me,

Corrington W. Searle, Pres. Judge

And I do hereby certify that the said Dorothy Van Horne can not from bodily infirmity attend this court, given under my hand this same day and year first above written.

Corrington W Searle, Pres. Judge
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State of Ohio
Muskingum County

On this nineteenth day of Nov. 1838 personally appeared before the court of common pleas of said county of Muskingum Bernard Van Horne a resident of [illegible] in the county of Muskingum  as being first duly sworn according to law, oath, on oath made the following declarations that he is the son of the aforesaid Isaac Van Horne dec? and Dorothy Van Horne widow of the said Isaac Van Horne; that he does now and always has lived in the family of said Isaac Van Horne and since his decease in the family of his mother, the said Dorothy; that the old [illegible] testament mentioned in the Declaration of the said Dorothy is now, and has been so long as he can recollect in possession of the family; that the record of the marriage [illegible] in said declaration of said Dorothy is in the handwriting of his father the said Isaac- in conjunction with the family record- all in the handwriting of the said Isaac; that he also has in his possession a memoir of the said Isaac [illegible] up by said Isaac many years before his decease in his own hand writing from which the following is an extract-
The Regime having marched to the Carolinas, I was ordered by Col. Hampton to circuit for the regiment and continued recruiting until peace 1782-3, which terminated my military career. Being through exposure, in a very feeble state of health, I had recourse to medicine, a strict regimen healing and recovering slowly. I took my father's farm soon after I settled on the farm I married the widow of Isaac Marple That the commissions referred to in the declaration of said Dorothy are in his possession and from this that paid Isaac Vah Horne died on the second day of Feb 1834

B Van Horne

Sworn to and subscribed before me in open court, the 19th day of November 1838
ET Cox Clerk
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The State of Ohio
Muskingum County
Be it known that on this 13th day of June 1856 before me a notary public duly authorized by law to administer oaths personally came Amasa Van Horne and made oath in due form of law that he is the executer of the last will and testament of Dorothy Van Horne widow of Capt. Isaac Van Horne, dec. the identical person who was a pensioner and is now dead and to whom a certificate(the original being lost) of pension war issued a copy of which is herewith surrendered that the decease pensioner was a resident of Muskingum County State of Ohio for the space of thirty seven years previous to her death and that person thereto she resided in Bucke County Pennsylvania.

Amasa Van Horne
Sworn to and subscribed before me this day and year last above written and I certify that said Amasa Van Horne is the identical person he represents himself to be, as witness my hand ad seal [illegible]
FA Seborn  Notary Public

Know all men by those present that I Amasa Van Horne executer of the last will and testament of Dorothy Van Horne dec'd widow of Capt Isaac Van Horne pensioner of the United States do hereby [illegible] appoint Edward Ball of Washington City my time and lawful attorney for me and in my name to receive from the agent of the United States for paying pensions in Washington City the amount due said Dorothy Van Horne at the time of her death being the amount due her from the 4th of March 1843 to the 15th day of September 1843 being the day of the death of said Dorothy Van Horne
Witness my hand and seal this day of June 1856
Amasa Van Horne
Ex. of Dorothy Van Horne, dec'd
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The State of Ohio
Muskingum County ss
Before me Frederick A. Seborn a Notary Public within and for said County personally appeared Amasa Van Horne executer of Dorothy Van Horne decd also named and acknowledged the foregoing power of attorney to be his act and deed the same having been fully read and explained to said Amasa Van Horne by me, at the time of making such acknowledgement.
Witness my hand and Seal Natanal [Nathanal?] this 13th day of June 1856
F. A. Seborn
Notary Public
[Seal]
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In the matter of the oath
The State of Ohio Muskingum County of Dorothy Van Horne dec'd
Probate Court
June 112th, 1856

Satisfactory proof having been this day exhibited to said court that Dorothy Van Horne was a pensioner of the United States at the rate of Four Hundred and Eighty dollars per annum, was a resident of Muskingum County Ohio, and died in Janesville in Saice County on the 15th day of September 1843 duly appointed executor of the last will and testament of the said Dorothy Van Horne. It is [illegible] that the same be entered of [illegible] upon the records of said court which is accordingly here done

The State of Ohio Muskingum County of for I Mahlon Sims, Judge of Probate Court herewithin and for the County and State aforesaid, do hereby certify that foregoing is a here copy of the order made by said court of said county in relation to the matters therein contained, as appears of record in our said court

Witness my hand and the Seal of Said Court at Louisville, this 12th day of June A. D. 1856

Mahlon Sims Probate Judge
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The State of Ohio.      
Muskingum County}          Probate Court of said                         County June 28th A.D. 1856

In the matter of Amasa VanHorne, Executor of Dorothy VanHome, deceased a pensioner of the United States }

Satisfactory proof by the oaths of Peter Blackand Whilliam A Graham, two respectable credible and disentured witnesses residing at D
Janesville m’ the said County of Muskingum, Ohio, having been this day exhibited to said Court that Dorothy Van Horne widow of Isaac Van Horne, deceased was a pensioner of the United States at the rate of Four Hundred and Eighty Dollars per annum; was a resident of said Muskingum County, Ohio, and did at said County on the 15th day of September 1843. And that the now surviving children of said decedent are five, to wit, Sarah Van Horne, Jane Van Horne, Eliza Van Horne having intermarried with Dr John Hamm and Bernard Van Horne residents of said Muskingum County, Ohio, and Capt. Jefferson Van Horne,  of the United States Army, now stationed at Fort Stanton, New Mexico, 
It is this upon by said court ordered that the same be entered upon the Record of said Court, which is now here accordingly done, And is further appearing to said Court by reference to the Records these of that Amasa Van Horne is the Executor of the said Dorothy Van Horne, deceased. It is ordered that the same be hereby certified, which is likewise accordingly here done.”
The State of Ohio
Muskingum County} I, Mahlon Sims Judge of the Probate Court, within and for said County, do hereby certify, that the above is truly copied from the Journal of said Court; Witness: my hand and the Seal of said Court at Janesville, this 28th day of June A.D. 1856
Mahlon Sims Pro Judge
By Wm Sims Deputy Clerk
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1812
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April 30, 1929
Paul A. Knoedler
The Equitable Savings Company
Zanesville, Ohio
Sir:
I advise you that this bureau is unable to furnish the history of a soldier of the Revolution unless a claim for pension or bounty land has been made on account of his services.
The records fail to show such a claim on file on account of the services of Benjamin Harrison, a signer of the Declaration of Independence.
From the papers in the Revolutionary War pension claim, W.4091, it appears that Isaac Van Horne, while residing in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, entered the service as Ensign in January, 1776, in Captain John Beatty's Company, Colonel Magaw's Pennsylvania Regiment, was taken prisoner at the surrender of Fort Washington and exchanged in May, 1778. He was commissioned, April 10, 1779, Lieutenant in the Sixth Pennsylvania Regiment to rank as such from February 15, 1777; was commissioned, July 1, 1779,
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Captain-Lieutenant; was commissioned, March 6, 1782, Captain in the Second Pennsylvania Regiment to rank as such from June 10, 1781; he was in the battle of Jamestown and served until the close of the war.
He was allowed pension on his application executed June 7, 1828, while a resident of Zanesville, Muskingum County, Ohio.
He died, February 2, 1834.
The soldier married in the autumn or winter of 1784, in Philadelphia, Dorothy, the widow of Isaac Marple. She was allowed pension on her application executed November 3, 1838, while a resident of Zanesville, Ohio, then aged eighty-three years. She died there, September 15, 1843.
Their children were:
Jane born September 4, 1785.
Sarah born August 27, 1786.
Polly born March 26, 1788.
Isaac born August 18, 1789.
Eliza born November 30, 1791, married Dr. John Hamm.
Samuel born May 13, 1793.
Patience born September 17, 1794.
Cynthia born February 4, 1796.
Barnard born January 22, 1798.
Franklin born March 13, 1800.
Joseph Jefferson born April 21, 1802.
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The children who survived their mother and who were living in 1856 were: Sarah Van Horne, Jane Van Horne, Mrs. Eliza Hamm, Barnard Van Horne, all residing in Muskingum County, Ohio, and Captain Jefferson Van Horne, of the United States Army, then stationed at Fort Stanton, New Mexico.
The following names also appear on the family record, their relationship to the soldier is not stated.
Barnat Van Horne born June 13, 1730.
Sarah Van Pelt born October 14, 1731.
They were married January 17, 1753.
Isaac born January 13, 1754.
Joseph born January 21, 1757.
Barnard Van Horne died January 11, 1778.
One Amasa Van Horne was living in 1856, relationship to soldier not stated.
Respectfully,
E. W. Morgan
Acting Commissioner.
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District of Columbia}
Washington County }

     Personally appeared before me Thomas R Hampton a Justice of the Peace for said County Jefferson Van Horne of the United States Army who being duly sworn according to law deposth and saith that the records hereto attached are the true family records of deponents father which were written and referred by him Isaac Van Horne to the period of his death, being leaves this 30th April 1840 cut out of Van old German Bible.  That had bible is now in the possession of deponents to be returned, to Dorothy Van Horne widow of said Isaac Van Horne deceased now living at Janesville Ohio. That said record contains the date of the marriage of said Isaac Van Horne to said Dorothy 
 Jefferson Van Horne 

Sworn to and subscribed before me April 30 1840
Thomas R Hampton JP
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File with Dorothy Van Horne

Illegible Act 1838
Ohio
I. VanHorne
Prest
April 30. 1840.
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Lanesville November 19th 1838.
Sir,
Enclosed is the declaration of Mrs. Dorothy Van Horne (my mother0 for obtaining the benefit of the Acti of July 7th, 1838, "Granting half pay and pensions to certain widows."
The deceased having received an annuity under the Act of May 15th, 1828, it is believed the evidence of his services will be entirely satisfactory~
the best evidence has been addressed[?] in regard to the marriage of the applicant to the deceased that it is now in her power to offer. The family record in the Dutch Testament referred to does not specify the precise date of the marriage, and from the best information I have been able to obtain it is not probable that any public record exists in the State of Pennsylvania-Nor does my mother recollect any one now living who was present at the marriage.
Will have the goodness to let me know whether the widower enclosed is sufficient to establish her claim-and if not whether, under the circumstances, any other testimony will render it satisfactory.
I am, with great respect,
Your Obt. Servt.
B. Van Horne

J. L. Edwards, Esq.
Comm. of Pensioners.
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Washington Jany 25/45.     (12)

Sir
The papers of Gorman I may have
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J. L. Edwards, Esq.
Commr. Pensions
Washington, 
Col. Manypenny
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Lanesville, Jany. 31th. 1839.

Sir.
Your letter of the 19th inst. with its enclosure, has been received; and I now forward by Col. G. W. Manypenny, of this place, the Commission of Isaac Van Horne (dec'd) as a Captain in the Army of the Revolution and a Dutch Testament (referred to in the declaration of his widow and my own deposition) in which will be found the family record, in the hand writing of the deceased. Both the commission and Testament are esteemed valuable relics by the family of the deceased, and I trust there can be no objection to returning them after you shall have satisfied yourself of the validity of my mother's claim. If it is possible to finish the examination of her application before Col. Manypenny leaves the City, it would afford a convenient opportunity of returning these documents by him.-- I have not thought it necessary to send any of his prior commissions, and indeed your letter does not seem to require it-- but they will be forwarded immediately if required. If any further evidence is necessary, I will thank you to advise me with as little delay as possible.
I am, with great respect,
Your obd. serv.
B. Van Horne

J. L. Edwards Esq.
Comms. of Pensions
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Treasury Department
Third Auditors Office
June 23. 1836

Sir
I herewith return the papers on which Dorothy Van Horne was inscribed on the Roll of Ohio under the act of July 1838, at the rate of $480 per annum enclosed in your letter of the 9th inst. & in reply have to inform you that her pension has been paid in full to 4 March 1841.

Very Respectfully
Your Obt. Servt.
Robt. J. Atkinson
auditor

J. Minot, Esq.
Comm. of Pensions
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H. Reps. Washington, Augt. 14. 1856

Comr. of Pensions

Sir

I have just received a letter from the attorney of the admn. of Mrs. Dorothy Van Horne widow of the late Genl. Isaac Van Horne, decd. a revolutionary officer, asking what decision the Department has made in regard to the application of said Administration for pay due to Mrs. Van Horne from March 1843 to Sept. of the same year-- the time of her decease.
Will you please furnish me with the desired information.

Very Respectfully
Edward Ball
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Zanesville O. 13 June 1856

E Ball Esq.
Sir.  I herewith inclose to you the papers of Amara Van Horne Ex of Dorothy Van Horne, a Pensioner. They all appear to be right. The original pension paper is lost, and amongst the papers of dec'd they found a form which contains a copy of the certificate. I send it as it is, a copy of the original not a copy of a copy, or it would to had I written one from the form-
MVH has made you his attorney giving you (??) to receive the money due and receipt for it-- I think the pension is payable at (??) instead of Cincinnati because so much time has lapsed since making this last payment to Mrs. Van Horne.
Will you be kind enough to attend to it at your earliest convience, collect the money and forward the same to me by draft on N.Y. Balt. or some of the castur cities.
Be sure and retain enough to satisfy you per you trouble.
Very Respectfully
F. A. Seborn

P.S. How about the books I spoke of?
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Rev. War Section.
Wars
ME[?]
March 5, 1920.
Mr. W. V. Cox,
Second National Bank,
Washington, D. C. 
My dear Mr. Cox:
In response to the enclosed letter of Mrs. I. S. T. Black of Zanesville, Ohio, which was forwarded by you to this Bureau of for a reply on the third instant, you are advised that the Bureau has no list of the descendants of those who served in the Revolution who received pension, not is there in existence any such list. It is regretted that Mrs. Black cannot therefore be aided in this matter.
It appears from the papers in the Revolutionary War pension claim W. File No. 4091 that while residing in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Isaac Van Horne entered the service as Ensign in January 1776 in Captain John Beatty's Company, Colonel Magaw's Pennsylvania Regiment, and was taken prisoner at Fort Washington November 16, 1776 and exchanged in May 1778.
On April 10, 1778 he was commissioned Lieutenant in the sixth Pennsylvania Regiment to rank as such from February 15, 1777; promoted to Captain Lieutenant July 1, 1779, and to Captain of the Second Pennsylvania Regiment June 10, 1781, was in the battle of Jamestown and served to the end of the War.
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He was allowed pension on an application executed June 7, 1828, while a resident of Zanesville, Muskingum County, Ohio, and died February 2, 1834.
He married in Philadelphia in the autumn or winter of 1784 Dorothy Widow of Isaac Marple. She was allowed pension on an application executed November 3, 1838 while a resident of Zanesville Ohio, where she died September 15, 1843, aged 83 years.
Their children were:
Jane born September 4, 1785.
Sarah born august 27, 1786.
Polly born March 26, 1788.
Isaac born august 18, 1789.
Eliza born November 30, 1791, mar. Dr. John Hamm.
Samual born May 13, 1793.
Patience born September 17, 1794.
Cynthia born February 4, 1796.
Barnard born January 22, 1798.
Franklin born March 13, 1800.
Joseph Jefferson born April 21, 1802.
Other members of the family whose relationship is not stated.
Barnat Van Horne born June 13, 1730.
Sarah Van Pelt born October 14, 1731.
They were married January 17, 1753.
Isaac born January 13, 1754.
Joseph born January 21, 1757.
Barnard Van Horne died January 11, 1778.
Very respectfully,
 G M Saltzgaber
Commissioner.
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In reply to your request of [blank], received [blank] for a statement of the military history of [blank], a soldier of the REVOLUTIONARY WAR, you will find below the desired information as contained in his (or his widow's) application for pension on file in this Bureau.
DATES OF ENLISTMENT OR APPOINTMENT. | LENGTH OF SERVICE. | RANK. | OFFICERS UNDER WHOM SERVICE WAS RENDERED. (CAPTAIN., COLONEL.) | STATE.
January 1776 | taken prisoner at Ft. Washington Nov. 16, 1776, exchanged May 1778 | Ensign | John Beatty, Magaw | Pa.
February 15 1777 | | Lieutenant | 6th Penna. |
July 1, 1779 | | Capt. Lieutenant | 6th Penna. |
Jun 10, 1781 | served to end of war | Capt. | 2nd Penna. |
Battles engaged in, Jamestown
Residence of soldier at enlistment, Bucks County, Pennsylvania
Date of application for pension, June 7, 1828, His claim was allowed.
Residence at date of application, Zanesville, Muskingum County, Ohio
Age at date of application, [blank]
Remarks: Soldier married in Philadelphia the autumn or winter of 1784, Dorothy, widow of Isaac Marple. She was allowed pension on an application executed November 3, 1838, while a resident of Zanesville, Muskingum County, Ohio, aged 83 years. He died February 2, 1834. She died at Zanesville, Ohio, September 15, 1843. See supplement herewith for family data.
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December 8, 1915

Mr. Wallace M. Hussey,
1440 Broadway,
Oakland, Cal.

Sir:
In addition to the military history of Isaac Van Horne Wid. File No. 4,091, Rev. War, you are herewith furnished the following data as to the family.

Barnat Van Horne.  born  June 13, 1730.
Sara Vanpelt.            "        October 14, 1731.
Barnat Van Horne and Sarah Vanpelt married January 17, 1753.
(penciled brackets around top three lines)
Isaac----------------"  January 13, 1754.
Joseph--------------"  January 21, 1757
Barnard Van Horne died  January 11, 1778.
(penciled line around and under above line)
Jane----------------born.  Sept 4, 1785, first child of Isaac and Dorothy Van Horne.
(check mark in pencil in front of name Jane)
Sarah---------------"     August 27, 1786.
Polly----------------"      March 26, 1788.
Isaac----------------"     August 18, 1789.
Eliza-----------------"   November 30, 1791, married Dr. John Ham
Samuel---------------"   May 13, 1793.
Patience--------------" September 17, 1794.
Cynthia---------------"    February 4, 1796.
Barnard---------------"    January 22, 1798.
Franklin---------------" March 13, 1800.
Joseph Jefferson-----"  April 21, 1808.

Very Respectfully,
G M Saltzgaber
Commissioner.
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(both printed and hand written information)
REVOLUTIONARY WAR RECORDS SECTION. 
3--525
V. L. M.   DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
W. F. 4091.  BUREAU OF PENSIONS.
Rev. War.     Washington, D. C. , Sept. 20, 1918
Miss Mary Jackson.
121 Peck Street.
Morgantown, W. Va.
Madam:
In reply to your request of _____, received 16" instant for a statement of the military history of Isaac Van Horne a soldier of the REVOLUTIONARY WAR, you will find below the desired information as contained in his (or his widow's) application for pension on file in this Bureau.
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(Information given in columns- typed here in lines)
DATES OF ENLISTMENT OR APPOINTMENT. Jany 1776; Feb 15. 1777; July 1. 1779; June 10. 1781.
LENGTH OF SERVICE. to end of war
Rank. Ensign; taken prisoner  Nov. 16. 1776 at Fort Washington and exchanged May 1778. Lieut. 6th Pa Regt; Capt. Lieut. 6th Pa. Regt.; Capt. 2d Pa. Regt.
OFFICERS UNDER EWHOM SERVICE WAS RENDERED. Captain John Beatty; Colonel Megaw
STATE Pa.
(return to line)
Battles engaged in, Jamestown.
Residence of soldier at enlistment, Bucks Co., Penna.
Date of application for pension, June 7, 1828. His claim was allowed.
Residence at date of application, Zanesville, Muskingun Co. Ohio
Age at date of application, born Jan'y 13, 1754.
Remarks: He married in the autumn or winter of 1784 in Philadelphia, Dorothy widow of Isaac Marple. She was allowed pension on an application executed Nov. 3. 1838, while a resident of Zanesville Ohio aged 83 years. He died Feb'y 2. 1834. She died Sept. 15. 1843. at Zanesville Ohio. See supplement hereinwith for farther family data.
Respectfully,
G M Saltzgaber
Commissioner.

6-285C
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Rev. War Section. 
Miss Mary Jackson, 
121 Park Street, 
Morgantown, W. Va. 

Madam: 
In addition to the military history of Isaac Van Horne, W. File No. 4,091 Revolutionary War, you are herewith furnished the following data as to his family. 

Barnat Van Horne born June 13, 1730. 
Sarah Van Pelt born October 14, 1731. 
Barnat Van Horne married Sarah Van Pelt January 17, 1753. 
Isaac -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - born January 13, 1754. 
Joseph -- -- -- -- -- -- -- born January 21, 1757. 
Barnard Van Horne died January 11, 1778. 
Jane -- -- -- --born September 4, 1785, (first child of Isaac W 8 and Dorothy Van Horne
Sarah -- -- -- -- born August 27, 1786
Polly -- -- -- -- born March 26, 1788
Isaac -- -- -- -- born August 18, 1789
Eliza --  -- -- -- born November 30, 1791, married Dr. John Hamm. 
Samuel -- -- -- -- born May 13, 1793. 
Patience -- -- -- -- born September 17, 1794. 
Cynthia -- -- -- -- born February 4, 1796. 
Barnard -- -- -- -- -- born January 22, 1798. 
Franklin -- -- -- -- born March 13, 1800. 
Joseph Jefferson -- -- born April 21, 1802. 

Very respectfully, 
G M Saltzgaber 
Commissioner.
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ORGANIZED 1887 
THE EQUITABLE SAVINGS COMPANY 
Authorized Capital $5,000,000 
Zanesville, Ohio January 28, 1929

Bureau of Pensions. 
Washington D. C. 

Gentlemen:  I am desirous of obtaining the Revolutionary War records of Isaac Van Horne and Benjamin Harrison "A SIGNER".  I desire this information in order to fill out application papers for membership in the Daughters of the American Revolution. 

I desire a record of the battles and their dates in which these men fought, and the names and rank of their superior officers. 

I have the following information which was copied from " The Histoical Register of Officers of the Continental Army during the War of the Revolution " pages 556 and 276.

Isaac Van Horne: -- 
Ensign Fifth Penna. Batt.  | Jan 8, 1776
Second Lieutenant | Oct 12, 1776
Taken Prisoner at Fort Washington  | Nov 16, 1776
First Lieutenant Sixth Penna. | Feb 15, 1777
Captain Lieutenant | July 1, 1779
Transferred to Second Penna. | Jan 17, 1781
Captain | June 10, 1781
Retired | Jan 1, 1781
Died at Zanesville Ohio. | Feb 2, 1834

Benjamin Harrison: -- 
Benjamin Harrison " A SIGNER " born in Virginia April 5, 1740; died April 24, 1791; A signer of the Declaration of the Independence; subsequently Govenor of Virginia. 

Thanking you for any information you are able to give me regarding these men. 
I remain, Paul A Knoedler
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Zanesville Ohio Feb 27" 1920 

Commissioner of Pension 
Department of the Interior

Dear Sir: 
As a great-grand daughter of General Isaac Van Horne who served in the Revolutionary I am asking for a copy of the Pension List of those who served during the time.
(address) 
Miss L.J. H. Black 
627 Market Street
Zanesville and Ohio 

[Stamp] 
U.S. Pension Office
Mar 1 1920

She was answered thro Mr. W. V .Cox 2nd Natl Bank Wash DC Mar 6, 1920 & her letter to him was returned.  No further answer req.
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ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO THE COMPANY 
C P MURDOCK VICE PRES & GENL MGR.
PHONE OAKLAND 4027

REALTY SYNDICATE COMPANY
SYNDICATE BUILDING 
OAKLAND CALIFORNIA
Rev. Sec H

November 24th, 1915. 

Commissioner of Pensions, Washington, D.C. 
Dear Sir: 
Kindly give me all the data you have in your office in re military record of Isaac Van Horn, Ensign in 5th Penn. Battallion, Jan. 8, 1776; also of his father, Barnet Van Horn.

 Yours very truly, 
Wallace M Heuessy
1440 Broadway, 
Oakland, Cal.
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THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED
To Isaac Van Horn, Esquire, GREETING.
We, professing official trust and confidence in your Patriotism, Valeur, Conduct and Fidelity, no by these presents [illegible] constitute and appoint you to be a Captain in the Second Pennsylvania Regiment in the army of the United States, to take rank as such from the tenth day of June 1781. You are therefore fully and diligently to discharge the duty of a Captain by doing and performing all manner of things thereunto belonging. And we do strictly charge and require all Officers and Soldiers, under your command, to be obedient to your orders, as Captain. And you are to observe the follow such orders and directions, from time to time, as you shall receive from this, or a future Congress of the United States, or Committee of Congress for that purpose appointed, a Committee of the States or Commander in chief for the time being of the Army of the United States, or any other your Superior Officer, according to the rules and discipline of War, in pursuance of the trust reposed in you. This Commission in continue in force until revoked by this, or a future Congress, the Committee of Congress before mentioned, or a Committee of the States.
Witness His Excellency, John Hanson, Esq., President of the Congress of the United States of America at Philadelphia, the Sixth day of March A.D., 1782 and in the Sixth year of our Independence.
John Hanson, President
By the Order of Congress
B. Lincoln, Secretary of War
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Brief in the case of Dorothy Van Horne, decd, widow of Isaac Muskingum County and State of Ohio (18) act March 3, 1843 

Claim, (original, or for increase.) 

Proof exhibited, (if original.)

 Is it documentary, traditionary, or supported by rolls? If either, state the substance.

She was a pensioner under the act of July 7. 1838 and lived until September 15, 1843, without having applied for the benefit of the act of March 3. 1843. arrears due to her from March 3, 1843, to the day of death are made payable to her executor for the use of her children
 (If for increase.) 
Has additional evidence been filed since the admission of the claim? If so, what 

Name and residence of Agent
Hon. Edward Ball,  House of Reps

W. Ogden Niles 
Examining Clerk.
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No[?] 
Dorothy Van Horne
Ohio
March 3, 1843
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[SECTION WAS COMPLETED BUT WAS CROSSED OUT]

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
State of Ohio,  Muskingum County 

Be it known that before me, in and for the County aforesaid, personally appeared Dorothy Van Horne and made oath in due form of law, that she is the identical person named in an original certificate in her possession, of which (I certify) the following is a true copy: 

Copy
WAR DEPARTMENT. Refrence to 
FIVE YEARS PENSION. 
I certify, that in conform with the first section n of the act of July 7, 1838, Dorothy Van Horne, widow of Isaac Van Names deceased who was a Captain in the Revolution and died on the Second day of February 1834, is entitled to receive five years’ pension, at the rate of Four Hundred & fifty dollars and cents per annum, commencing on the 4th of March 1836, and in the case of death or marriage of said widow before the expiration of said five years, the pension will cease on the day of such marriage or death.  
 Examined and Countersigned
Given at the WAR OFFICE of the UNITED STATES, this 8th day of February one thousand eight hundred and thirty-nine. 
I. R Poinsett Secretary of War
J. L. EDWARDS, Commissioner of Pensions. 

[SECTION WAS COMPLETED BUT WAS CROSSED OUT]
That she has not intermarried, but continues the widow of the above mentioned Isaac Van Horne that she now resides in Zanesville in the County of Muskingum and sale of Ohio, and has resided there for the space of Thirty three years past; and that previous thereto she resided in Bucks County  Pennsylvania:  Of the truth of which statements I am fully satisfied. 
Sworn to and subscribed this – day of – 18
In presence of 
Before me,
______
[SECTION WAS COMPLETED BUT WAS CROSSED OUT]
Know all men by these presents, That I Dorothy Van Horne of Zanesville in the county of Muskingum and State of Ohio a revolutionary pensioner of the United States, do hereby constitute and appoint of Cincinnati in the county of Hamilton and State of Ohio -  my true and lawful attorney, for me, and in my name, to receive from the Agent of the United States for paying pensions in Cincinnati Ohio my pension on the 4th day of March 1836 to the 4th day of March 1839 
Witness my hand and seal, this day of 18 
Sealed and delivered in presence of
All arrangement & alterations due on or before signing
[SECTION WAS NOT COMPLETED AND WAS CROSSED OUT]
STATE OF Ohio Muskingum COUNTY – 
Be it known, That on the ___ day of ____ 18__, before the subscriber, a ____ in and for said county, personally appeared Dorothy Van Horne above named, and acknowledged the foregoing power of attorney to be her act and deed. In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand, the day and year last abovementioned. 
STATE _____ COUNTY ______ -- 
Be it known, That on the ___ day of____. 18 __  before me a ____ in and for said county, duly authorized by the laws of said State to administer oath ,personally appeared ____  the attorney named in the foregoing power of attorney, and made oath that he has no interest whatever in the money he is authorized to receive, by virtue of the foregoing power of attorney, either by any pledge, mortgage, sale, assignment, or transfer, and that he do not know or believe that the same has been so disposed of to any person whatever. Sworn and subscribed the day and year last abovementioned. 
Before me.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Second Comptroller's Office,
183_
Sir:
The blank form on the preceding page is adapted to the pensions under the act of the 7th of July, 1838, entitled "an act granting half pay and pensions to certain widows," and which you are requested to observe in making payments under that act.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
Comptroller
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The State of Ohio,
MUSKINGUM COUNTY

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. 
To Amasa Van Horn THE EXECUTOR NAMED IN THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF Dorothy Van Horn GREETING:
 WHEREAS, at a Court of Common Pleas, held at the Court House in Zanesville , within and for the County aforesaid, on the 6th day of October 23, 1843 the last will and testament of Dorothy Van Horn late of said county deceased, (a true copy of which is hereto annexed), was duly proved and allowed.--And whereas the granting and issuing LETTERS TESTAMENTARY thereon doth appertain to said Court. 
We do therefore, by these presents, commit unto you the said Amasa Van Horn full power and authority to discharge the duties of executor of the said last will and testament of said deceased, requiring you to make and return to said Court, on oath, within three months, a true inventory of all the moneys, goods, chattles, rights and credits, of the said testator, which are by law to be administered, and which shall have come to your possession or knowledge, and also, if required by the court, an inventory of the real estate of the deceased and administer according to law, and to the said will of the testator as aforesaid, all her goods, chattles, rights and credits, and the proceeds of all her real estate that may be sold for the payment of her debts, or legacies which shall at any time come to your possession as such executor or to the possession of any other person for you; and also render upon oath, a just and true account of your administration, within eighteen months, and at any other times, when required by the said Court, or the law, and in all respects to comply with the statute laws of the State of Ohio, in such case made and provided, and to execute said trust according to the best of your skill and understanding.
In testimony Whereof, The said Court on the same day and year aforesaid, at Zanesville, cause their seal to be hereunto affixed, and order these presents to be attested by their clerk. 
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I Geo. W Manypenny, Clerk of said Court, have hereunto subscribed my name at Zansville, this 6th day of October 1843. 
Geo. W. Manypenny Clerk
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Zanesville 12th June 1828
Sir,
Having enclosed per mail, dated the 7th just, the evidence of [illegible] deemed it [illegible] document.
I have executed a power of attorney to Col. Ogden as requested in his and Genl. Reed's communication, which I take the liberty to enclose, together with a letter of advice which I ask the favor of you to have delivered him.
I have requested of him a draft on the U. States Bank at Phila. and which will be an accommodation to me.
I have the honor to be
Your Obedient Servant
[illegible]
The Honorable Richard Rusk
Secretary of the Treasury
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Zanesville 3rd June 1828
Sir
I have the honor to enclose to you herewith, my last commission as a captain in the [illegible] Regt Penns. [Pennsylvania] Line in the army of the Revolutionary war and other evidence showing that I am entitled to the provisions of the Act of Congress of the 15th May last 1828 and in conformity with your instructions as contained in the National Inteligence [Intelligence] of the 31st Ult: to facilitate examination in the War department as to my [illegible, covered] as an Ensign in Capt [Captain] Jno [John] Butler corps in Colonel McGaw Regent, and was made prison at Fort Washington 16 Nov. 1776. remained a prisoner in New York & Long Island untill [until] Mar 1778 when I was exchanged, soon after I went to head quarters Valley Forge to join the army again, but found no vacancy in the Regit [Regiment] [illegible crossed out] during the summer a committee of the old congress [illegible] to the army and newly arranged the same in which arrangement I was restored to my rank, by the recommendation of Col McGaw & others, when i [illegible, covered] the field service untill [until] after the [illegible, covered] [illegible] Genl [General] Wayne & my self terminated in a leave of [illegible, covered] to Penny by Genl [General] Wayne
I had been commissd [commissioned] a Capt. Lt. Grover 1st Oct. 1779. and at the time Genl [General] Waynes Brigade Marched to the and of Genl [General] La Fayette in Virginia in 1781 the Capt [Captain] Liets [Lieutenants] were ordered to the recruiting service, preferring however to be with the army in active service, I made an arrangement with adjutant Huston of the Regiment to remain on the recruiting severe in my place whilst I volunteered to perform the adtjnts [adjutant's] duty in the Regiment, in which the field officers concerned and flattered me with a promise of the first vacancy [illegible] promotion
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for promotion on account of it, yet I never get my rank as a Captain until after I returned to Phila [Philadelphia] from the capture of Lord Cornwallis at Yorktown viz my Commn [commission] as Capt [Captain] was dated 10 June 1881 at the time Capt [Captain] [illegible] of the 2d Regnt [Regiment] and  which I claimed soon after his resignation from that time to the end of the war I was on the Recruiting service under the direction of the late Genl [General] Humpton, Humpton had lost the command of his regiment after the battle of Green spring, or Jamestown in which one of the Regiments were reduced, shortly befor [before]  the siegn of York.
owing to the [illegible, covered] nor during my being a prisoner
Supposing a recipt [receipt] may be necessary I have plaind my signature in blank at bottom of the  certificate, to be filled up
In the honor to be
Sir your Obert Ment Servt [Obedient illegible Servant] 
[illegible signature] 
The Honb 
Richard Rust
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(21)
Dorothy Van Horn
Ohio
Suspended
See let 19 Jany
1839 B. Van Horn
Act 7 July 1838
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Cincinnati (6) Agency (22)
Dorothy Van Home [illegible] who was widow of Isaac who was a Capt. Pennsylvania Troops.
Act Act March 3d 1843. 
$480 per Ann.
Co. March 4. 1843, 
[illegible] Sept 15. 1843 when she died
To Amasa Van Horne, [illegible] use of Sarah Van Horne, Jane Van Horne, Eliza Hamm, Bernard Van Horne & Jefferson Van Horne [illegible] children &c
To the
Hon Edward Ball}
House of  Rep}
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No
W
Dorothy Van Horne.
Isaac = Ohio, (20)
Let to E. Ball
June 19/56
10873
March 3d 1843
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Dr.[?] J. Hamm
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(6)
D.. Hamm is requested to call on J. L. Edwards Esq. Pension Commissioner, and enquire whether the application of Mrs. Dorothy Van Horne, widow of Isaac Van Horne (a Captain of Infy in the Army of the Revolution) has been received and acted upon- And if so, whether the widow is favored of his claim is satisfactory-If not satisfactory, ascertain what further evidence is deemed in dispensable.
The application was forwarded, I think, early in November last.
B. Van Horne
Lanesville, Jany 7th 1839.
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8-1609
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Pensions
If not called for in 15 days, return to
The Commissioner of Pensions
Washington, D.C.
Rev. Sec.
[Stamp: U.S. Pension Office Oct 14 1918]
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Rev. Sec.
To the Commissioner of Pensions
Dear Sir,
Kindly send me an abstract of Pension Commission of the following. My progenitors
Capt. James Taylor
Sally Township
Muskingum Co., Ohio
Capt. Isaac Van Horne
Muskingum Co., Ohio
Thanking you,
(Miss) Mary Jackson
121 Park St
Morgantown, W.Va.
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307 E. Green Street.
Piqua Ohio Jan. 23rd 1911

To the Commissioner
of Pensions, Washington D.C.

Dear Sir:
Is there any record in the Pension Department of either of the following persons, who were soldiers in the War of the Revolution.
-Joseph Van Horn. ['negative' written above name] (age when enlisted 18 1/2 yrs.)
-Isaac Van Horn Sr. ("  "   " about 26  ")
-Isaac Van Horn Jr. ("   "   "  21 1/2  ")
These three men enlisted in Captain John Wall's company from Solebury, Bucks County Pennsylvania, on August 19th 1775. I got this record from History of Bucks county Pennsylvania, and would like to have it confirmed by some government record. These soldiers were lineal ancestors of myself and some others, Joseph was my great grandfather. Thanking you for any information you may give me. I am Sincerely yours
Wm Van Horn
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5 Rev V
1812 D

Dear Sir 
I write to ask you for information concerning the war Records of two Revolutionary Soldiers and one soldier of the War of 1812. I do not ask for this information in order to prosecute any claim against the Government but to enable me to complete my application to several Patriotic-Hereditary Societies The first name is John Schultz. He
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enlisted (some time in 1775) in a company of Virginia Rifleman from Frederick County Va., under Daniel Morgan-Took part in Arnold's Campaign against O[illegible]-was taken prisoner & held in captivity about two years. I have no further particulars of him save that members of the family now living & who knew him personally say he received a pension from the Government during the last few years of his life-He was born in Penna, near Phila Dec 2" 1753-moved to Winchester Va in 1766- and died there Nov. 5. 1840-
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The second name is Isaac Van Horne-Captain in Penna Line-born Nov 13 1754 in Bucks Co Pa-died in Zanesville O, Feb 2nd 1834. 
His record is given in Saffell & Heitman but I am anxious to have any records of pension or application for one if on file.

The third name is Meredith Darlington, born  June 15- 1778[underlined] in Frederick Co. (4 miles from Winchester) Va died Apr 6th 1842 in Zainseville O. His oldest son, now living (Harvey Darlington) says he served in the War of 1812[underlined]-that he entered as a Cap'n of a Virginia
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company (of militia?) & that he was stationed at Norfolk- He was promoted to the rank of Colonel according to the recollection of his son- His widow survived him until 1872 (name Mary Doster) and she received sometime after 1855 a grant of land from the Government-. I have letters ^to Mrs Mary Darlington [added above] date of Mar 21st & Apr 3rd 1855 from L.P. Waldo Commissioner of Pensions relative to a grant of land- Warrant No 46,489 (for 40 acres) issued to (Mrs) Mary Darlington widow of Meredith Darlington under Act of Sept 1850- & confirmed by Act of Mar 3rd 1855.
Mr Harvey Darlington
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says the warrant was later increased from 40 acres to 160. He came into possession of his mother in due time - later on into his hands, was sold and the papers relative to it have been mislaid. He cannot give me the date of the transaction, but I gather that he (or his brother James) received the property about 1860.
If you can give me any information in regard to the records of these men, particularly in the case of John Schultz and Meredith Darlington, I will esteem it a great favor. If there
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are any fees contingent in a search of the records or for making the transcripts, kindly advise and I will be pleased to remit the amount.
Trusting I may hear from you at an early day, I am,
Very Truly Yours,
Bernard Van Horne Shultz
Address P.O. Box 117
Hon. William Lochren
Washington D.C.
Zanesville Ohio
April 9th 1895
[Stamp: U.S. Pension Office Apr 13 1895]
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See Invalid file no blue wrapper for this
O.W. #46.112  Two letters combination book shows B. W. Inv. 46122 to be Act May 15, 1828 &  consolidated with R. 10873 [illegible] W. 4591. aw
Apr. 30/95 Mil. Hist to Bernard Van Horne Schultz, P.O. Box 111. Zanesville, Ohio. M. E. C.
REJECTED
10.873
Dorothy Van Horne
Service: widow Isaac.
Enlisted: , 18
Discharged: , 18
Application filed: , 18
Act 1843 Cons. 1828 with it Exd by Mr Robinson
Alleges:
Re-enlisted:
Attorney:
P. O.
Consolidated with Wid 4091 - Apr 6 1896
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[Top left corner missing]

A Harper Jan 29, 45
Feb 3, '45
?
June 19/56
Mr Mrs E Ball  Jul 5/56
then Aug. 16/56
 
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9230
Ohio 1797

Dorothy Van Horne
widow of Isaac Van Horne dec'd
who was a pensioner under the Act of 1828
and who died on the 2d February 1834
of Muskingum in the State of Ohio
who was a Capt in the  - commanded
by Captain - of the Regt commanded 
by Col McGaw [Magaw] in the Penna
line for 2 years

Inscribed on the Roll of Ohio
at the rate of 480 Dollars - Cents per annum
to commence on the 4th day of March, 1836.

1certificate of Pension issued the 8th day of Feby. 1839 and Leiut. G. W.
Manypenny present.

Arrears to the 4th of Sept 1838 $1200.00
Semi-annual allowance ending 4 Mar. 39, 240.00
$1440.00

{Act of July 7,
{1838.

Vol. 2d Page 219
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1911 Jan'y 30 Hist. to
Wm Van Horn V. ?
also family record,
1915 Dec 8 Hist. to Wallace M.
Hussey
1918 Sept. 20 Hist to May [Mary?] Jackson
1920 Mch 6 Mr. W. V. Cox for Mrs.
I. S. T. Black furnished history

1929 - Apr. 30, History to Paul
A. Knoedler M. E. E. 

Left side of page

Revy Widow, &c.
File No. 4091
Dorothy Van Horne
Wid.
Isaac Van Horne 
Capt. Rev. War

Act: Mch, 3rd/43
Index:- M Page 294
[Arrangement of 1870]