Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File Old War Inv. Rej. Fle 18617, William Unglesbe, Not Rev. War Service In 1797- Ohio

SERVICE
NUMBER
Not Rev. War
★ Unglesbe, William
Old War Inv. Reg. File 18617
Service in 1797 - Ohio
CONTENTS

1861 st
William Unglesbe
Warren Co
Ohio
1797
REJECTED
2508 M
2508

William Ingleshe Ohio.
Invalid
suspended
See letters W.P. Blair & B - J. M. Lean 30 th Aug t 41.
Act 25 April 1808

Louisville
23 Aug 1841
Sir,
I enclose to you another paper which I have received in behalf of Mr Unplake. He is personally known to me. He is aged and very infirm. His papers, probably, are not in the proper form form. If from the facts stated in his affidavit and in the certificate of Post Master he may obtain a revision, on complying with the forms of the Department, will you have the kindness to address my nephew on the subject, William D. Blair, Post Master at Ridgeville, Ohio, whose letter I enclose.
With respect
James L. Edwards Esq.
Your obed Servt
Comrs of Pensions.
John McLean

William Wylesberger Ohio
Chicago Ill. Louisville Ky.
August 19 Reynolds the Rev. William

The state of Ohio Warren County ss On this eighteenth day of August one thousand eight hundred and forty one personally came before me a justice of the peace in and for said County William Ungleshe ss (a resident of said County) who deposes and saith that while in the service of the United States as a private soldier and also as an artificer about the year one thousand seven hundred and ninety seven (as he believes) and at Greenville Ohio under the command of Captain James Lyman that he the said deponent received a wound in the under part of the left wrist which wound occasioned a dislocation of the lower bone of the arm at the wrist and elbow which wound was received while doing military service
William Ungleshe Affirmed to and subscribed before me the date above written Charles W Raper J.P. L.S.
I am acquainted with Mr Raper and know him to be an acting justice of the peace in Clear Creek Township, Warren County, Ohio
23 Aug. 1841
John McLean

This is to Certify, that, William Unglesbee sen r , a resident of Warren Co. Oh o - Called on me to examine an injury, of the lower part of the left fore arm & wrist; which he says, he sustained - during an engagement at Greenville O. under the Command of Capt. James Lyman, (having been attached to his company,) - Which I find upon ex- -amination, to be an injury of the lower extremity of the Ulna & Carpus of the left arm. There seems to be considerable of a prominence, at the inner & anterior part of the Carpus ; which I suppose has been occasion- -ed by a fracture of the lower part of the ulna, & a dislocation of some two or three bones in the p r upper row of the Carpus . - The above described injury, I should say would render the said Unglesbee a cripple & disabled the bodied Man, the remainder of his days.
August 18 th . 41.
M c Keven
I am well acquainted with Doct Reaves and know him to be a respectable physician - having regularly graduated as such.
John M c Lean
23 Aug. 1841

Ringville 0 August 19 1841
Dear uncle
your letter was received respecting Mr. Houghton and he wishes to make one more effort and if he does not succeed he will give it up, the would he received was in a share battle while at Greenville I thought it necessary to apprise you of this, he has gone before Resume and has also Foster's Heovers certificates which I thought you could examine and if you thought there was any share you could draw up the papers, the old name is poor and I hope he will get a pension, we are all well my love to all
yours affectionately W. J. H. H. H.
when those papers arrive from the west I will forward them