Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File W. 17,059, Thomas Harley, Conn. N.Y.
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SERVICE                                              NUMBER
Conn.       Harley, Thomas             W. 17.059
N.Y.                       Mary
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rev

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4042.
Albany New York.

Mary Harley widow of Thomas Harley.
who died on the October 1814 of Delaware in the state of New York who was a Priv in the Co commanded by Captain ________ of the ____ commanded by N.Y. in the Revo War
line for 10 mos

Inscribed on the Roll of Albany at the rate of 33 Dollars 33 Cents per annum to commence on the 4th day of March, 1831.

Certificate of Pension found the 5 day of July 1844 and sent to Hon B. Tappan. Steubenville Ohio

Arrears to the 4th of ____________
Semi-annual allowance ending


{Revolutionary Claim,
Act July 4, 1836, 
Section the 3rd}

Recorded by F. L. Swann Clerk,
Book C Vol. 1 Page 118
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DECLARATION.
In order to obtain the benefit of the provision made by an act of Congress, passed July 4 1836 entitled "An act granting half-pay and pensions to certain widows."

State of New York,
Delaware County}ss. 
On this sixth day of [crossed out "December"] February in the year one thousand eight hundred and forty four personally appeared before Lymon Hakus One of the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas in & for said county, Mary Harley a resident of the town of Roxbury in the County of Delaware and said State of New York, aged 92 years & upwards who being first duly sworn according to law, doth, on her oath, make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefits of the provision made by an act of Congress, passed July 4 1836 entitled "an act granting half pay and pensions to certain widows."
That she is the widow of Thomas Harley late of the town of Roxbury in said state of New York who departed this life on the ____________ day of October 1814. That her husband the said Thomas Harley was a soldier of the United States during the war of the Revolution and served under different enlistments both up the New York & Connecticut Line of Continental Troops. That previous to, and in the early part of said war he resided with this Declarant on Shelter Island, Suffolk County, NY. from whence he first enlisted for a term of one year into the New York Regiment commanded by Colonel Livingston this Declarant believes into the company of Capt Griffen, which said term of one year he faithfully served. That afterwards, when the British had taken possession of Long Island, this Declarant moved with her said husband to Seabrook Conn where her said husband again enlisted & served, but owing to great age and loss of memory, this Declarant cannot relate the particulars of this said service in Connecticut.
And declarant further saith, that she was married to the said Thomas Harley on the _______ day of November, seventeen hundred and seventy one by Rev. Mr. Stores at Shelter Island, Suffolk Co NY. That the following persons were present at her marriage, to wit: Nancy Paine, Nicholas Havens, Betsey Derien & many others. That her said husband never kept a record of her said marriage but that he recorded their ages & the births of their first child Fanny in his family bible.
That previous to her said marriage she resided in the town of Shelter Island aforesaid and bore the maiden name of Mary Payne.
That her husband the said Thomas Harley died as aforesaid on the _______ day of October Eighteen Hundred & fourteen, aged sixty eight years. That Declarants oldest child, Fanny, whose name appeared upon said family record which is hereto attached, is now dead. And that Declarant's fourth child Nancy, now Nancy More, whose name also appeared on said record as born in March 8, 1780, is now living in Roxbury aforesaid.
Note: The word December erased and February inserted before signing. Also, the word Three erased and four inserted before signing.
May Harley X her mark

Subscribed and sworn the day and year aforesaid, before Lyman Hakus a Judge of Delaware Common Pleas
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I certify that Mary Harley the within applicant by reason of old age and bodily infirmity is unable to attend court.
Lyman Hakes} Judge of Delaware Common Pleas

State of New York
Delaware County ss.
I Crawford B Sheldon Clerk of the County of Delaware do certify that Lyman Hakes Esquire before whom the within declaration purports to have been sworn and before whence the annexed affidavit of Nancy More & the affidavits of Isaac Moffatt purports to have been sworn was on the day of the date of each a Judge of the County of Delaware duly commissioned sworn and that his name subscribed to each is genuine.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the said county. February 12 AD 1844.
C B Sheldon Clerk

[in margin] Mary Harley's Declaration
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I hereby certify that I was pastor of the Presbyterian Church of Southold Suffolk County NY and had charge of the records thereof for twenty one years, and have them at present in my house, that by reference to the registry of marriages I find the following entry, viz.
"1771 Novr 24 Thos. Harley & Mary Pain both of Shelter Island"

That said record appears to be in the hand writing of Revd John Storrs, who was then pastor of said church, and who was in the habit of recording marriages as above. And further that the date of said marriage is expressed in fair legible figures.
Jonathan Huntting

State of New York
Suffolk County}ss. On this thirty first day of January 1844 presently appeared before me the above deponent Rev Jonathan Huntting & made oath that the facts contained in the above certificate by him subscribed are true. And I certify that the said Revd Jonathan Huntting was the pastor of the Presbyterian Church of Southold in said county as state in his affidavit.
Ezra C Terry Justice of the peace
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State of New York
Suffolk County
Clerk's office} ss.
IJ. Wickham Case Clerk of said county do hereby certify that Ezra C Terry before whom the within affidavit of Revd Jonathan Huntting purports to have been taken was at the time thereof a Justice of the Peace in and for said County duly elected & sworn, and that his signature thereto appears to be genuine.
Witness my hand & official seal this Twelfth day of February AD 1844.
J Wickham Case Clerk
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State of New York
Delaware County}ss
Nancy More of the town of Roxbury in said county, aged sixty three years on that eighth day of March last, being duly sworn deposeth and saith that she is the fourth child of Thomas & Mary Harley. That her father the said Thomas Harley departed this life in the month of October Eighteen hundred & fourteen & that her mother the said Mary Harley still lives in Roxbury aforesaid, & remains the widow of said Thomas Harley. And deponent further saith that she is the identical person whose name (Nancy Harley) appears upon the accompanying family record. That said record was made nearly or quite forty years ago, [illegible] of there being the family record of this deponent & her family containing the ages of her husband, herself & her children, & the other leaf thereof containing the ages of her said father & mother & of their first child. Deponents oldest sister Fanny, now deceased. That the last mentioned record was made by this deponents father the said Thomas Harley at the time above mentioned & was transcribed by him from an older record since lost or destroyed.
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Mary Neal

Subscribed and sworn before me this 6th day of February 1844 & I certify that the said Nancy More is a credible witness.
Lyman Hake
A Judge of Delaware Common Pleas
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FAMILY RECORD.
MARRIAGES
Daniel 
April 1st 1731 [?very faint]

Daniel Sinclair
May 22 1833

Aby More May 22 1834
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FAMILY RECORD

BIRTHS
Alexander T More was born in Harpersfield Jan 5th 1778

Nancy Harley was born in Sebrook bounds in Connecticut March 8th 1780

Elizabeth More was born in Roxbury Aug 27th 1796.

Mary More was born June 20 1798

John H More was born in Roxbury January 20, 1800

Sully More was born in Roxbury Oct 28 1801

Sally More was born in Roxbury June 14 1803

Thomas H More was born in Roxbury Dec 28th 1807

Joseph H More was born in Roxbury January 13 1807

Edward H More born in Roxbury May 13th 1808

Robert H More was born in Roxbury Feb 14th 1810

Daniel D S More was born April 11 1812

Abbey More was born in Roxbury April 28 1814

James H More was born August 20 1816

Gitty More was born May 15 1819

William W More was born August 17 1823
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FAMILY RECORD.

BIRTHS
Thomas Harley was born on Long Island in the year 1746

Mary Harley was born Shelter Island April 12th 1751

Fanny Harley was born on Shelter Island in the year 1772

DEATHS
Sally More died March 26, 1802.

[crossed out "Sally More Died"]

Mary More Died Jan 12th 1841
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Rev. and 1812
Wars Section
AWF/eel

March 27, 1929

Charles Harley
Grand Gorge
New York

Sir:
I advise you from the papers in the Revolutionary War pension claim, W.17059, it appears that Thomas Harley was born in 1746 on Long Island.

While residing on Shelter Island, Suffolk County, New York, he enlisted in February, 1776 and served one year in Captain Daniel Griffing's Company, Colonel Henry B. Livingston's New York Regiment.

After which he moved to Seabrook, Connecticut, and served with the Connecticut Troops, no details given.

He died in October, 1814 in Roxbury, Delaware County, New York.

The soldier married, November 24, 1771 on Shelter Island New York, Mary Payne or Pain. She was born, April 12, 1751 on Shelter Island. They were married by the Reverend John Storrs and they were both then of said Shelter Island.
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She was allowed pension on her application executed February 6, 1844, at which time she was living in Roxbury New York.
Their first child, Fanny, was born in 1772 on Shelter Island, and died prior to February 6, 1844. Their fourth child, Nancy, was born March 8, 1780 in Sebrook bounds, Connecticut. She married Alexander T. More (no date given). He was born, January 5, 1775, in Harpersfield. 

Children of Alexander T. Moore and Nancy Harley:
Elizabeth born August 27, 1796
Mary June 20, 1798
John H January 20, 1800
Sally October 8, or 28, 1801
Sully June 14 (?) 1803
Thoms H. December 28, 180(?)
Joseph H January 13, 1807
Edward H May 13, or 19, 1808
Robert H February 14, 1810
Daniel D.S. April 11, 1812
Abbey April 28, 1814
James M August 20, 1814
Gitty May 15 18 (blurred)
William W August 17, 1823

The following also appears on the family record.

Marriages.
Daniel D.B. More Apirl 1, 183(blurred)
Daniel Sinclier May 22, 1833
Aby Moore May 22, 1834 or 1837
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Deaths

Saly More March 26, 1802.
Mary More January 12, 1841.

Respectfully
E. W. Morgan
Acting Commissioner
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State of New YOrk
Delaware County}ss.
Isaac Moffatt of the town of Roxbury in said county aged [illegible] years being duly sworn deposeth & saith that he is well acquainted with Widow Mary Harley who now lives in the town of Roxbury in said county & has been acquainted with her for at least 44 years last past. That deponent was also acquainted with her late husband Thomas Harley who died at Roxbury aforesaid nearly or quite thirty years ago. That Deponent has often heard that said Thomas Harley was a soldier of the United States during the war of the Revolution & such was the report & believe amongst the neighbors & acquaintances. That the said Mary lived with him as his lawful wife until the said day of said death & had since remained his widow & is still his widow. And deponent further saith that he is also well acquainted with Nancy More one of the children of said Thomas & Mary now living in Roxbury aforesaid & verily believes that she is at least sixty three years of
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age.
Isaac Moffatt

Subscribed and sworn this sixth day of February in the year 1844 & I certify that the said Isaac is a credible witness before Lyman Hakes
A Judge of Delaware Common Pleas

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Mary Harley
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Southold Feb 10th 1844

Dear Sir
I have done as far as I could agreeable to your request. As I am not at present the pastor of the Presbyterian church at Southold, the affidavit is altered to accord with this fact. Therefore or otherwise I could not have made oath to it. I would also observe that there is no pastor at present, only a stated supply and that I have resided here ever since my pastoral relation ceased.
I rode yesterday between 7 and 8 miles to see an aged man the only pensioner in this vicinity that I know of. He is as he informed me 87 years of age. Said he was acquainted with Thomas Harley, that he married a daughter of a Pain of Shelter Island. The pensioner above mentioned is named Noah Racket. Mr Racket also informed me that in the year 1776 he saw Mr Thomas Harley at New Haven, that he belonged to Capt Griffings Company & to Col Livingstons Regiment. How long Mr. Harley serviced, Mr. Racket did not know. Mr. Harley and Mr. Racket did not belong to the same company though they were for a short period under Col. Livingston. 
Respectfully yours
Jonathan Huntting
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Southold NY
Feb 15

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Mr. Wm B. Pierce
No 1 Stanwix Hall
Albany
N.Y.
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State of Connecticut
Middlesex County} ss. Clinton
David Griffing of the town of Clinton in said county aged eighty years, being duly sworn depose & saith, that he was a soldier during the war of the revolution, and is now a pensioner of the United States. That during said war this deponent was well acquainted with Thomas Harley from Shelter Island N.Y. & served in company with him, to wit, in the month of February 1776 this deponent in company with said Thomas Harley enlisted at Southold, Suffolk County N.Y. into the Company of Captain Daniel Griffing in the Regiment of Colonel Henry B. Livingston, New York Continental forces, for a term of one year. That after said enlistment they were encamped with said company on Shelter Island, and continued there until they received orders to join the army on Long Island. That on their march up the Island, they received information that the Island was given up to the British, where said Company was ordered to leave the Island as speedily as possible & left accordingly crossing the sound & proceeding to Seabrook Conn. There he thinks was in the month of September 177[?]. From thence said company went to New Haven & from New Haven were ordered to Fort Montgomery, but on the march thither thus deponent owing to ill health was obliged to leave the company to wit, in the month of December of the same year 1778. That said Thomas Harley served in said company from his said time of enlistment until this deponent left as aforesaid and that Deponent left him on duty therein, and verily believes that he continued to serve therein for the full [illegible] of his enlistment, to wit, for the full period of
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one year.
David Griffing

Subscribed & sworn this 19th day of March 1844 before me & I certify that said David Griffing is a credible witness.
George Carter Justice of the Peace

State of Connecticut
Middlesex County
I Jno Fick of the County Court of said county of Middlesex do certify that George Carter Esq is a Justice of the Peace within & for said county of Middlesex as per commission on file in my office & that his name subscribed to the preceding certificate is his proper hand writing & signature.
In testimony whereof I have hereto set my hand & affixed the seal of said court this 20 day of March AD [illegible]
Jno Fick Clk

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April 1784 [crossed out illegible words]
Mary Harley

Applicant for pension
Act  July 4 1836.
m71.cl14
B.37.no. 15 enlisted 1 March 76
in the year service
admd
10 mo pri
$33.33

Hon B Tappen
Steuben
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[letterhead paper]
Harley's
General Merchandise
Est. 1856.

QUOTATIONS AND CONFIRMATIONS HEREIN SUBJECT TO MARKET AND TRANSPORTATION CONDITIONS BEYOND OUR CONTROL

FLOUR FEED GRAIN
BRICK LIME CEMENT

SAMUEL HARLEY ESTATE
CHARLES HARLEY, aDMR.

GRAND GORGE, NY.

August 4, 1828.

Commissioner of Pensions, 
Washington, D.C.,

Sir:
I have been referred to you by The Adjutant General's Office with the assurance that you would supply me with a copy of or a report on the record in the Pension Office of the military services in the Revolution of my ancestor, Thomas Harley.

Thomas Harley is said to have enlisted at Southold, Suffolk County, New York, and to have served both in New York and Connecticut campaigns in Continental Army, and to have been a pensioner. If you will oblige me with transcript of records it will be greatly appreciated and for your courtesy I beg to thank you in advance.
Respectfully yours,
Charles Harley

[stamped]
U.S.
PENSION
OFFICE
F AUG 6 1928
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6151
v
Mary Harley
New York
Let to Hon B. Tappan May 20 '44

Act 4th July '36
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1929 March 27 Hist to Charles Harley [illegible]

1929 Mar 30 photos to Alma Roger Van Hoevenberg & Fin [illegible]
ntfd [illegible]

Rev WIDOW, &c.

File No. 17.059
Mary Harley
Widow of 
Thomas Harley
Priv. Rev. War

Act: July 4th 1836
Index: Vol. a, Page 312

(Arrangement of 1870.)
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Hon E. L. Edwards
Commissioner of Pensions
Washington D.C.

Hon B. Tappan
Senate US
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Albany May 24, 1844

Sir
I enclose a Comptrollers Certificate in the case of Elizabeth Biteley agreeable to your requirements, and would respectfully request that pension may be issued for the amount of service acknowledged to be proved back 4 months in 1777. 1 month in 1778. 6 months 7 days captivity in 1782 in addition to the amount proved by the comptrollers certificate.
In the case of Mary Harley, no further proof of service can be obtained that that performed in 1776 under Capt Griffing, Col Livingston. You will please issue a certificate accordingly.
IN the case of Mary Scriven do you require a new declaration before pension can be allowed under the act of March 3, 1843?
I am very respectfully 
your Mo Obt Svt
Wm B Pierce

Hon J. L. Edwards
Commissioner of Pensions
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Hon B Tappan
July 20 '44
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Pen Off
May 20 44

Sir
I have the honor to inform you that the claim of Elizabeth Bitely under the act of 7 July 81 has been examined & her papers filed.
The service of 1 mo in the spring of 77, 3 mo in the fall of 77, 1 mo in the spring of 78 & 6 mo 7 days captivity in 82 may be allowed but all service after should be confirmed by the certificate of the compt of NY.
IN the case of Jerusha Bishop her husband rec'd a pension up to the day of his death in Apl 43 & by the act of 30 still no pension shall be hereafter granted to a widow for the same time her husband rec'd one. The act of 7 July 38 was limited to 5 years ending 4 March 41. As she was not a widow when the act of 3 March 43 was passed she is not embraced by its provisions. It is proper to apprize you that this claim has superseded no Pierce by the appointment of M Bragg upon the grounds of extortion and that subsequently whence has obtained her disavowal of that act
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& a formal renewal of his original payment.
In the case Mary Scriven her husband recd a pension during the 5 years to which the act of 7 July 38 is limited & consequently she is not entitled under that act. A certificate will be issued to her under act 3 March 43.
Hepzibah Smith should establish the date of her marriage by more satisfactory proof and her husbands service by the certificate of the [illegible] of Mass. He alleged that in 75 he served 6 mo under Capt Josiah King in Feby 76, 2 mo in a company from [illegible] no officers recollected except Ensign Cornelius Smith. In June 76 6 mo in a company from [illegible] only officer recollected Ensign Crossman, & in Feby 77 2 mo in a [illegible] company in R [illegible] officers not recollected.
In the case of Mary Harley the original roll of Capt Griffing of Col Livingston Regt for 7 [illegible] the services of her husband in that company. But is no other service set forth in sufficient detail to admit of investigation.
The paper purporting to be a family record in the case of Sally Andrews has again recently made to afford evidence of the date
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of an event occurring more than 60 years ago.



Hon B Tappan
Senate
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Hon J. L. Edwards
Commissioner of Pensions
Washington D.C.
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In the matter of the application of Mary Harley for pension under the act of July 4 1836. }Albany March 28, 1844

Sir
The above applicant proved her marriage by both family & church record. She was married in 1771.
Her husband Thomas Harley served one year in 1776 & 7 under Capt Griffing, Col Livingston & afterwards in Connecticut. The service under Col Griffing is proved by the affidavit to wit of David Griffing who served in company with him & now receives a pension for the service.
The claim is respectfully submitted.
I am very respectfully
Your Ms Obt Svt
Wm B Pierce


Hon J. L. Edwards 
Commissioner of Pensions
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Mary Harley

Unionville
March 2 CT} 12 1/2

Mr. William B Pierce
Office No 1 [illegible] hall
Albany, NY
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Unionville Farmington March 1, 1849
Mr. Pierce Sir I received information from my friend in Madison today stating that there is a man living in Clinton (formerly) Killingsworth by the name of David Griffing, and thinks is a revolution pensioner. Probably it is the man that I have told you of he is the man that assisted my father to obtain his pension. I know nothing of him any further. He may be an infirmed and unable to assist and he may be aware of sound reasoning at the present age. He was much younger than any in the company his father being Captain took him as a musician. You can obtain information from him or [illegible] me as I think of making my friend in Madison although it would hinder me some. If you wish any further particular I am at your service.

Sidney S Payne

Mo Hon B Pierce

Wm G Burrow
Geo Carter
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Thomas Harley

Southold NY
Dec 29}

William B Pierce Agent
Office No 1
Stanwix Hall
Albany N.Y.
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Southold Dec 26 1843

Dear Sir
I received a line yesterday from the Presbyterian Clergyman of Shelter Island inclosing a letter from you to him requesting information respecting the marriage of the aged lady mentioned and which he desired me to answer which I now do with pleasure. At the time of her marriage there was no separate church on Shelter Island nor was there any for many years after, but it was united with the church in Southold of which the Rev John Storrs was at that time Pastor; and as was a successor in the ministry to him, was the reason I suppose why the answer to your letter was referred to me and it will also show you the propriety of Mr Sheldon the clergyman on Shelter Island so doing.
I have therefore accordingly examined the record of Mr Storr and find under the head
"A Record of Marriages" as follows
1771 Thos Harley & Mary Pain
Nov 24 both of Shelter Island"

This appears to have been the form, which Mr. Storrs used in recording marriages merely to note the time the names of the persons married and their place of residence.
Yours affectionately
Jonathan Huntting

Mr William B Pierce
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[sideways]
Mary Harley

Unionville
Jan 11th


William W Moore
Moresville
Delaware Co
N.Y
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Written to Fanny Payne
Jany 5 '44

Jan 9 1892
Dear friends, At Fathers request I set myself to answer your letter. We are all well and hope you are enjoying the same blessing. Your aunt Hooker resides with us and is quite smart being 83 years of age. Rufus Payne is father's brother. He was in the war when the accident occurred and was hurt very bad but not killed. He resides in Springfield Mass. Elisha Payne fathers brother lives in Barkhimsted in this state. Aunt Hooker well remembers that her sister was married before the war. He was in the war with grandfather in Captain Griffins company Colonel Livingstone regiment. And that he was entitled to forty four dollars and sixty six cts which would amount to four hundred eighty six dollars and eighty six cts, from grandfather documents. Father health is good and so is mother. I am the youngest of four children, 8 girls and one boy who is at school. The oldest daughter is married and lives about a half mile from home. Married a man by the name of Brewer and has one son.
Fanny Payne

Mary Harley
William W Moore
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SUBMIT IN DUPLICATE  
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PHONE Branch 476

All Inquiries regarding this job should refer to Requisition No. 30861

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

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
WASHINGTON

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Please furnish work specified below.

March 22, 1929.
Bureau ordering Pension Deliver to Room No. 5033

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Title and description of job photostatic copies of 31 pages from Revolutionary War pension claim of Thomas Harley, W. 17059, New York Troops.

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For further information see Mrs. M. M. H. Finch Room No 5033
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Approved A. D, Wilkinson Chief Clerk of Bureau

Margaret M. H. Finch Chief of Branch XXXXXXXXXXXX

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Cash $4.90
[stamped]
FINANCE DIVISION
BOOK KEEPERS DESK
MAR 23 1929
BUREAU OF PENSIONS

March 22, 1929
Acting Commissioner of Pensions

Sir:
Please furnish me with photostatic copies of thirty-one pages from Rev. War pension claim of Thomas Harley, Wid. File No. 17059.
Certify.

Signed
A. R. Van Hoevenberg
411 West 114 Street
New York City


Received payment 
$4.90
March 22, 1929
Margaret M. H. Finch
Rev. 7812 Section

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