Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File W. 23,999, for John Morrill, New Hampshire

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N.H.
Morrill, John 
    Hannah

W.23999

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325.1 con [illegible]
Hannah Mor[illegible]
widow if John Morrill
NH
who served in the Revolution
war as a private
increased from $31.98 per anum
Inscribed on the Roll at the rate of 96 Dollars " "
Center per annum, to commence [illeg]
the First day of July 1848.
Certificate of Pension issued
15 day of Jany 18[illegible]
and sent to Dickins H
D Nov 6 1854   Present

recorded on Roll of Pensioners under
February 2, 1848  Page 92

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17,056
New Hampshire
John Morrill, 2nd
of Grafton Co in the State of New Hampshire who was a private in the Regiment commanded by Colonel Long of the N Hampshire line for the terms of nine months.
Inscribed on the Roll of New Hampshire at the rate of 8 dollars per month to commence on the 10 January 1820.
Certificate of Pension issued the 22nd day of May 1820 and sent to Ezra Bartlett, judge Haverhill, N Hampshire
Arrears to the 4th of March 1820 $14.71 
                semi-anl ending 4 Sept   $48."
7 month: 26/31} 1820 = $62.71

Revolutionary claim - Act 18th March 1818

Continued

notification sent to Geo Woodward
17 July 1820

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16,646
John Morrill
Grafton Co, NH
10 January 1820
Col. Pierce Long's regt
NH line, November 1776 to Aug 1777

Not Found on the Rolls

Service proved by the testimony on oath of two persons, certified to be credible witnesses

Admitted

Ezra Bartlett, judge
Haverhill, N Hampshire
rec'd 17 March 1820

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enlisted Oct 19  '76
out  Aug 1777

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I Joshua Richardson of Canaan in the County of Grafton in the state of New Hampshire of lawful age do testify and vez that in the month of August 1776 I enlisted in to the service of the United Stated in the revolutionary war in the company commanded by Captain John Calf in the regiment commanded by Col Pierce Long in the New Hampshire line, on the continental establishment.   That soon after my enlistment I join the regiment at or near Portsmouth in said state and soon after my joining the regiment, became acquainted with John Morrill who is now living in Haverhill in said county and who had also enlisted into said company for the terms of one year, being the term for which I enlisted.  late in the season of 1776 we were ordered to March to the northward, which the regiment and myself and the said John Morrill did and join the northern Army at a place called Ticonderoga, and I am well knowing that said John Morrill did faithfully serve in said company till sometime in the month of August 1777 when he was honorably discharged at a place called Stillwater in the State of New York having served more than eleven months after joining the regiment and further testify that I have no interest in the application of the said John for his pension for said service.

Canaan, February 27th 1820       Joshua Richardson

State of New Hampshire, Grofton 
Canaan February 27th 1820
Then personally appearing the above named Joshua Richardson made solemn oath that the above deposition by him signed is [illegible] and true and I hereby certify that the said Joshua Richardson is a respectable citizen of Canaan and his testimony is entitled to full faith and credit.

Daniel Blaisdell, Justice of the Peace