Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File R. 2,930, John Dick, Vt.

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Vt.| Dick, John| R. 2930
CONTENTS

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38175
John Dick decd. NYork
Act of June '32.
Rejected
Silas Hills July 2/51, 
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[envelope]
paid 10
Hon Commissioner of Pensions
City of Washington D.C.
DS. Broughton
North Hebron NY
North Hebron April 8th 
April 14, - 57
Claim of Jennett Dick daughter of John

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Hon Commissioner Pensions City of Washington the claim of Jennet Dick Daughter of John Dick who was a Revolutionary Soldier was at Ticonderoga, and on hand at Albany in1776 and Died in Hebron on or about the 3d of February 1881 to make a return to Silas Hills North Hebron  [illegible]
and oblige yours
/s/D. S. Broughton

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38178
J. Dick Claim
North Hebron
J. Dick dec N. Y.
Act 7 June 1832
Rejected. Died 
3 Feby 1837
S. Hills

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State of New York
Washington County} ss
Be it known that before me -
Abram Woodard a Justice of the Peace with and for the County and State aforesaid Duly authorized by Law to administer Oaths Personally, approved Jennet Dick aged Sixty-Seven 67 years, Daughter and heir at Law of John Dick Deceased aged Eight two 82 years and Died on or about the 3 Day of February 1831 and made oath in Due form of Law that I Jennet Dick [illegible] believe that John dick Enlisted in [illegible] the State of Vermont in the Revolutionary army and Served under Colonel Henry in the Vermont Line.

Captain McCracken for one year he was at Ticonderoga and Albany and that he Died and never has Drawn any Bounty Land on Pension money or any annuity whatsoever, nor do I believe that he ever sold his Claim or transferred it to any one.

She makes this Declaration for the Purpose of Obtaining the Bounty Land and the arrears of Pay that may be Due her for the Service of John Dick in the United Stated army and War of the Revolution under Act 1831.
Dated Hebron 19th March 1851
/s/Jennet Dick 
Sworn to and Subscribed before me the Day and year above written and I hereby certify that I believe the Said Jennet Dick to be Daughter and heir of John Dick Deceased and that She is of the age above Stated.
/s/Abram Woodard Justice of the peace

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We undersigned are well acquainted with Jennet Dick and believe her to be a Credable(sic) Person and further believe her to be Daughter and heir of John Dick who served as here to fore Stated and is Dead.
/s/John Reese
/s/Silas Hills

Nancy Louis [illegible]
Known all here by there(sic) Presents that is Jennet Dick of Hebron State of New York do hereby Constitute and appoint Silas Hills to be my true and Lawfull attorney for me and in my name to represent and Review from Mrs. Louis of the United States or any other officer a warrant for the Quantity of Bounty Land and [illegible] of Pension that may be Due me for the Service of John Dick in the United States army.
Witness the hand and seal this 19th Day of March 1851
/s/Jennet Dick
/s/Silas Hills
/s/Christiana Dick

Personally approved Jennet Dick Subscribed to the foregoing Declaration and made oath to the Same and in  my Presents acknowledge Power of attorney thereunto Subjoined to be [illegible] and Died from the Special Purpose therein mentioned the day and year above written.
/s/Abram Woodard Woodard Justice

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State of New York 
Washington County ss.} I Henry Shipherd Clerk of  the County Court in and for said County do hereby certify that on the 19th day of March 1851 Abram Woodard Esq was a Justice of the Peace in and for said County duly elected and sworn and that the signature herein before written purporting to be his are genuine.
Witness my name and official seal this 3d day of April 1851.
/s/H. Shipherd Clerk
[seal affixed]

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['Acts of July 14, 1862, and March 3, 1873.' crossed out]
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P. O. ____
John Dick
Service: ____
[annotated REJECTED]
Enlisted: ____, 18.
Discharged: ____, 18.
Alleges: ____
Re-enlisted: ____
Attorney: ____
P.O. ____
____Recognized. ____Contract.
____Cert. of Dis. Searched for ____, 18.