Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File S. 43,699, Pat Hogan, New York
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New York
Hogan, Pat
43699
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18:183
New York R
Pat Hogan

at Ulster Co. [County] in the State of New York who was a private in the Regiment commanded by Colonel Dubois of the New York line, for the term of 9 mos [months]

Inscribed on the Roll of New York ~~
at the rate of 8 Dollars per month, to commence on 
the 30 of June 1818 ~

Certificate of Pension issued the 28 of June 182[illegible] and sent to Messrs. Sudam & Ostrander
Kingston, New York. 

[A]rrears to 4th of March 1821 $257.29
[S]emi-anl. all'ce ending 4 Sept. 1821 $48.-
[sum of the above] $305.29

[illegible] 8m[illegible] 1/30 & 4/31

{Revolutionary claim,
Act 18th Match, 1818.}

[illegible] 1 May 1821}

Ulster County
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17 445

Pat: or Patrick Hogan,
Ulster County, N. York.
original declaration
stated to be in June 1818.

Various services --
Col. Dubois's reg.t N.Y.
line, March 1777, one year.
Col. Weisenfelts' regt. N.Y.
line, 9 months.

His testimony, on oath, of two or more disinterested and credible persons, certified as such, by the judge, proving explicitly, from their own knowledge, 9 months service of the applicant, in continuance, on continental establ. designating the Col. name and line, is required.

No property.
Christopher Tapper, agt. [agent]
Kingston, New-York.
30. Sept. 1820.

The original declaration of the applicant, or a certificate of the judge, of the day, month and year, when it was made and sworn to before him, is also required.
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State of New York
Ulster County 

Be it understood that on the 
nineteenth day of September in the year 1820 
personally appeared in open Court before the Judges of 
the same Court being a Court of Common Pleas held at the 
Court House in Kingston in and for  the County of Ulster 
which said Court is a Court of record proceeding according 
to the course of the Common Law with a jurisdiction 
unlimited in point of amount keeping a Record of the 
proceedings and having a clerk and also having the 
Power of fine and infores [illegible], Pat Hogan of the Town of Hurley in the County of Ulster aged seventy four years who being duly sworn according to Law Doth on his oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the provisions made by the Act of Congress of the 18th March 1818 & the first of May 1820 that he the said Pat Hogan Enlisted for the Term of twelve 12 months in the month of march 1777 in the State of New York in the line of the State of New York in the service of the United States in the company commanded by Col Dubois in the line of the State of New York on the continental establishment that he continued to serve with the said Corps. untill about Ten months when this Deponent was discharge on account of Sickness contracted while in the Army and that he was discharged at Wilminston in the State of Delaware that in April of the same year that the French fleet arrived in America this deponent
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again enlisted in the Company commander by Capt. Andrew White in the Regiment commanded by Col. Wisenfeldt for the term of nine months that this enlistment took place at Red Hook in the County of Dutchess and State of New York and that he served faithfully during the Year aforesaid that the Deponent was in Ft. Washington when the same was taken by the British and this Deponent was also at Ft. Montgomery when the same was taken by the British that this Deponent now has no other evidence of his said services than this declaration having long since lost all his discharges and other documents which were in his possession and in pursuance of the Act of the first of May 1820 I do solemnly swear that I was a resident citizen of the United States on the 18th May of March 1818 and that I have not since that time by gift sale or in any manner disposed of my property or any part thereof with [illegible] thereby so to diminish within the provisions of an Act of Congress entitled an Act to provide for certain persons engaged in the Land and naval service of the United States in the revolutionary  war passed the 18th Day of March 1818 And that have not nor has any person in trust for me any property or Securities contracts or Debts due to me Nor have I any income other than what is contained in my schedule hereto annexed and by me subscribed
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And the Deponent further says that for two years last past he has been supported as a pauper of the Town of Hurley that he has no family his wife long dead and his other children living in different parts and not being possessed of more property than to support themselves and families and this - Deponent further says that he now is and for more than three years last past has been afflicted with diseases & particularly Rheumatism so that he is wholly unable to do any labour to support himself and further that this Deponent made his first declaration under the Act of 1818 in June 1818 before Abraham Hoffman one of the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas for Ulster County which declaration was forwarded to the Secretary of War by Mail But which from advices from that office never was there received 
Pat Hogan his Mark

Schedule 
of Real Estate none in possession Remainder of Personal Estate One Great-Coat Two common Coats Two Vests Two Shirts two pair of pantaloons One Hat 2 pair Stockings one pair of Shoes & no other property whatever
From [illegible] in open court 19 Sep. 1820. value of Inventory determined at nothing.
Signed in behalf of said Court
Lucas Elmendorf first Judge of the 
Court of Common Pleas in and for the County of Ulster

Pat Hogan his Mark
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I Christopher Tappen Junior Clerk of the Court of common pleas of the County of Ulster in the State of New York do here by certify that the forgoing oath with the schedule thereto annexed are truly copied from the originals on file in the Office of said Clerk And I do further certify that it is the opinion of the said Court that the Total amount in value of the property exhibited in the aforesaid schedule is nothing
in testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and afficed the Seal of the said Court this 19th Sept. 1820  Ch. Tappen Jun

[following is written at a right angle, identical I think to the text on page 20]
17 445 
Pat: or Patrick Hogan.
Ulster County, N. York.
original declaration stated to be in June 1818.

Various services --
Col. Dubois's reg.t N.Y.
line, March 1777, one year, 
Col. Weisenfelts' reg.t. N.Y. 
line, 9 months

The testimony, on oath, of two or more disinterested and credible persons, certified as such, by the judge, proving explicitly, from their own knowledge, 9 months service of the applicant, in continuance, in Continental establ. designating the Col.'s name and line is required.

No property.
Christopher Tapper, agt. [agent] 
Kingston, New-York
30. Sept. 1820

The original declaration of the applicant, or a certificate of the judge, of the day, month and year, when it was made and sworn to before him, is also required.
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July 24, 1937

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
BA-J/EEL
Pat Hogan-S.43699

Mrs. Louise Hasbrouck Zimm
Woodstock
New York

Dear Madam:

Reference is made to your letter in which you request the record of Patt Hogan, Revolutionary War pensioner in New York State, also, any other pensioners with that surname of Dutchess or Ulster County, New York.

The record of Pat Hogan is furnished you herein as found in pension claim, S.43699, based upon his service in the Revolutionary War.

The date and place of birth and the names of the parents of Pat Hogan are not shown.

Pat Hogan enlisted in the State of New York and was at Fort Washington when that fort was taken by the British: no details of this service given: he enlisted in March, 1777, served in Captain Benjamin Walker's New York Company, after serving ten months was taken sick and discharged at Wilmington, Delaware: he was at the taking of Fort Montgomery: in April of the year the French fleet arrived in America, he enlisted again at Red Hook, New York, and served nine months in Captain Andrew White's Company, Colonel Weissenfels' New York Regiment: soldier stated that he was discharged about September 1, 1781, by Colonel Dubois at a place opposite West Point: no details of his last service are given.

He was allowed pension on his application executed in June 1818, while residing in Ulster County, New York.

In 1820, he stated that he was aged seventy-four years, that his wife was dead and his children were living in "different parts". Soldier was then a resident of Hurley, Ulster County, New York. He did not give the name of his wife or names of his children. 

[hand writing in margin:]
Identified Capts Yaeker & White, [illegible] under Weisenfels but neither appear to [illegible] under Dubois, so as he stated he was discharged by Dubois & arranged it this way.

Found sol's [son in law's?] name on page 176.- NY. Anaheim, as of [illegible] 1st of J. in '76
Also in N.Y. in the [illegible] page 22 - 1" Reg - page 4 3 - 2" Ref
" 146 - Dutchess [illegible]
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In order to obtain the date of last payment of pension, the name and address of person paid and possibly the date of death of the Revolutionary War pensioner, Pat Hogan(S.43699), you should address The Comptroller General, General Accounting Office, Records Division, this city, and cite the following data: 

Pat Hogan
Certificate No.18183
Issued June 28, 1821
Rate $8.00 per month
Commenced June 30, 1818
Act of March 18, 1818
New York Agency.

In order to identify the record of any other soldier of New York State, with that surname, the full name of the soldier is essential and all known data as a means of identification.

Very truly yours

A. D. HILLER
Executive Assistant
to the Administrator.
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43699
[illegible] INVALID.

File No. 43,699
Pat Hogan
[illegible] Rev War

Act: 18 march 18
Index:-Vol. S, Page 252

[Arrangement of 1870.]

[vertically to the right] 1937 - July 24 - [illegible] to Miss Louise H. Zimm - EL
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The time of applicants
being discharged from Col. Dubois
Reg. [Regiment] should be specified.

The official character & [illegible] of judge Elmondorf and Ed O' Neil [illegible] should be authenticated by the clerk's certificate under his seal of office. 

[illegible]
26 April 1821
J. L. E. 

[written over the main text:] [illegible]
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Ezekiel Travis, [illegible] NYork roll.
paid to Sept 4 1811. (See Old Invalid
roll in the 3rd Auditors office.)

Pat Hogan revo: [revolutionary] act 1818 - New York, 
roll. paid to Sept 4 1830. J.D Wilson
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Pat Hagans
Pension
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State of New York
Ulster County 
Cornelius Quick of Rochester
Ulster County and Martin Clearwater
of Marbletown in said county, Revolutionary Soldiers 
being severally sworn do depose and say - that they were acquainted with Pat Hogan in the annexed affidavit a certificate during the Revolutionary war
and know him to be the same person from their own Knowledge as in said certificate named - and That  he was in actual service in the army in the New York State Line in the Continental Establishment for nine months in succession, and more under Colonel Dubois and Liut. Col. Weisenfelts Regiments - And these Deponents farther say not. 

Cornelius Quick
Marten Claerwater his mark

I do certify that on this 6th Novemeber
1820. Cornelius Quick and Marten Claerwater both revolutionary pensioners [illegible] and disinterested in relation to the Present application took and subscribed the foregoing Deposition before me
Lucas Elmendorf first Judge of the Court of Common Pleas in and and for the County of Ulster in the State of New York -
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Ulster County State 
of New York  Abraham Myer Esquire of Kingston Ulster County And Abraham Hoffman Esquire of the same place, being both [illegible] The Said Abraham Myer for himself says that to the best of his Recollection and belief he drew the original application for the [illegible] named Pat Hogan in June 1818 & forwarded it by email as stated in the annexed affidavit of said Pat Hogan - & that the said affidavit was made by said [illegible] before Abraham Hoffman Esquire, then a Judge of the Court of Common pleas for the County of Ulster. And the said Abraham Hoffman for himself says that he well recollects that the said Pat Hogan appeared before him & made the said Affidavit, in order to become a Pensioner, & that the said Affidavit was taken to the said A. Myer, Esqr to be forwarded they [illegible] day, that said Affidavit was taken some time in the month of June 1818, but on which particular day they cannot state. And that the said Affidavit, [illegible] contained the reasons & causes why the said Hoffman was entitled to become a Pensioner of the United States
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Patrick Hogan

Col Dubois & Lieut.
Col. Weisenfelts
N. York Dept
1776 - [illegible]

Date of original declaration
is stated to have been
"in June [illegible]" - but the day of the month is not mentioned - 
[illegible] by two witnesses -

[illegible] - [much larger underlined word] nothing
Has been, for some time
past, supported as a pauper - 
no family - children
are all settled in life, [illegible]
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Ulster County
State of New York
Abraham Myer Esquire of Kingston Ulster 
County and Abraham Hoffman Esquire of the same 
place being both generally sworn say - the said 
Abraham Myer for himself says that he drew the 
original application for the within named Pat Hogan 
that it contained substantially the same statement 
of facts as is made in the one annexed that 
it was included to have been forwarded to Washington 
but what has become of the same this deponent 
cannot particularly say - that it was taken before
Hon. Hoffman Esq. to the best of this deponents 
recollection in June 1818 the said Hoffman then 
being a Judge of the Court of Common Pleas for the 
County of Ulster - And the said Abraham Hoffman 
for himself says that he well recalls that the said 
Patrick Hogan appeared before him & made the said 
affidavit in order to become a pensioner and that the 
said affidavit was delivered to the said Abraham Myer 
Esquire to be forwarded - And they both say that the 
said affidavit was taken some time in the month 
of June 1818 but on what particular day they cannot 
state - and that the said affidavit stated & contained 
the [illegible] & causes why the said Hogan was entitled 
to become a pensioner of the United States - 

Subscribed this 9th day of February 1821 before me
Edward Neil
Commissioner under the act of March 1818

Abm. Myer
Abm Hoffman

Subscribed and sworn this first Day of June 1821. before me Lucan Elmendorf one of the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas of Ulster County.
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State of New York Ulster County [illegible] Pat Hogan the Revolutionary Soldier within named being duly [illegible] both [illegible] and [illegible]. That to the best of his Recollection Knowledge and belief he was discharged from Col Dubois's Regiment at [illegible] Hill opposite West Point in the [illegible] of New York on or about the first day of September in the year of Our Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred and Eighty one. about one month Previous to Lord Cornwallis' surrender to General Washington. 

Sworn and subscribed this 1st June 1821. 
before me 
Lucas Elmendorf - 
one of the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas of Ulster County.
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State of New York
Ulster County [illegible] I, Jacob Snyder Clerk of Ulster County and of the Court of Common Pleas of said County do hereby Certify that Lucas Elmendorf before whom the affidavits of Abraham Myer Abraham Hoffman and Pat Hogan the Soldier within named were taken and sworn to on this day was a Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of Ulster County and duly authorised by the Laws of said state to take affidavits &c. that I am acquainted with the hand writing of said Judge and verily believe the signature of his name subscribed to the annexed affidavits is the proper handwriting of said Judge.

In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court and County this first day of June.

Jacob Snyder Clk.
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Fw [underlined]

J. C. Calhoun Esq
Sec [illegible] at War
Washington

[black oval stamp:] illegible
[stamp contains handwritten:] June 2

[written across the above address at a right angle:]
Pat Hogan - 
Messrs. Sudam & Ostrander,
Kingston, N.Yk:
Read 5 June 1821.

See endorsement on the within papers -
[illegible] 

25729
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1/30
4/31
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Kingston New York June 1st 1821

[illegible] We again forward you Pat Hogans Papers with your objection Remedied. You will perceive we have resworn Abm Myer & Abm Hoffman & Hogan's Before Elmendorf a Judge - having understood from the Judge some of the soldiers papers [illegible] on Account of their affidavets [affidavits] having been taken before a [illegible] The Clerk Mr Snyder lately apprentice to those office has [illegible] Certified to the signature & competency of the Judge Taking affidavits & by the Laws of this state under this seal of the [illegible]. We hope there will be no further objection the soldier is quite disabled & poor - Send his certificate to us at this place
[illegible]
Sudam & Ostrander
J. C. Calhoun Esq
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Louise Hasbrouck Zimm
Woodstock 
New York
Genealogist

Member of the New York Genealogical and Biographical Society
Specialist in Unpublished Records of Ulster County
[a stamp:] JUL 17 1937

[header ends, typewritten text begins]
July 16, 1937
Veterans' Administration,
Washington, D.C.
Dear Sirs: 
I understand that Patt Hogen's name appears in the "Roll of Revolutionary Pensioners of the State of New York," in the list from Dutchess County, or possibly Ulster.
May I have an abstract of his pension papers, with names of relatives, if there are any, as I am looking up his record for a possible descendant. 
Thanking you, I am
Yours very truly,
[written signature in black ink] (Mrs-) Louise H. Zimm

P. S. I would also like any other ["any other" is circled and annotated in pencil:] no other who [illegible] [end of annotation] Hogan pension papers, of Dutchess or Ulster Counties, if convenient. This person's direct ancestor was DAVID HOGAN, who died in Marbletown, Ulster Co. in 1850, and named one of his sons PATT. Others were JOHN, HENRY, PETER, CORNELIUS and WILLIAM. I am trying to find who DAVID HOGAN's father was. He probably came from Red Hook, Dutchess Co. N. Y.