Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File S. 40720, Godfrey Wiesner, Penn.

SERVICE
Penn.
Wiesner, Godfrey
NUMBER
S. 40720
CONTENTS

O.R.
20,0
Pennsylvania
Godfrey Wiesner
of Philada l a in the State of Pennsylvania who was a private in the company commanded by Captain Miller of the Regiment commanded by Colonel Magan in the Pennsylvania line, for the term of One year from the year 1776 to the year 1777.
Inscribed on the Roll of Pennsylvania at the rate of eight Dollars per month, to commence on the 16. day of Feby 1829.
Certificate of Pension issued the 9 th of March 1829 and sent to Hon. Jos. Hoye Junior House of Reps.
  Arrears to 4th of March 1829  $ 74.    Semi-ann. all'ce ending 1 st 1829  48.    Sept 1829  30.     152 74.  
{ Revolutionary Claim, Acts March, 18, 1818, and May 1, 1820. }
Godfrey Wiesner Pennsylvania Revolutionary War Pension

State of Pennsylvania Lehigh County ss.
Be it remembered that on the fifth day of December A.D. 1827 personally appeared in open court of Common Pleas for said County of Lehigh being a court of record Godfrey Winer, an applicant for a pension under the Acts of Congress of March 18. A.D. 1818. and May 1 st A.D. 1820, he having been a private in the army of the revolution, who being duly sworn, on the holy Evangelists of Almighty God, doth depose & say, that on the 9 th day of February A.D. 1791, he purchased of a certain Martin Hauer, a certain tract of land situate in Upper Merlebach Township, (then Northampton) now Lehigh County, containing fifty acres and ninety perches of land and allowance &c. for which he was to pay the consideration of £180. Pennsylvania currency, or four hundred and eighty Dollars, to be paid in the following manner, £50 a one hundred and thirty Dollars, and thirty = three cents in hand, at the execution of the deed, and the residue in annual payments of £20. or fifty = three Dollars & thirty = three cents each. —
That at the time he purchased he had but £10. or $26.66 towards the first payment and he borrowed the residue from Isaac Hline, and that for the balance, remaining due on that account was the judgment given to Isaac Hline of $79.70 as returned in the Schedules annexed to his petition, he having reduced it to that amount by payments from time to time.
That he had married about a year previous to the purchase, & very shortly after the purchase, having been engaged in felling a tree, he burst a blood vessel by the falling of the tree upon him, in consequence of which he was under the doctor's charge, and was unable to work for a period of four years, during which time the money due upon his land accumulated upon interest. —
That as the payments became due, and the persons from whom he had borrowed, became urgent, he was necessitated to borrow from his friends, to meet their demands, and that these monies accumulating upon interest for upwards of thirty years, form the principal part of the debts exhibited in the Schedules. —
That his wife was frequently sick, and he incurred debts on her account, that his land has deteriorated in value at least one third from the time of the purchase to the present time — that he was exceedingly unfortunate, having as stated in his former petition had no less than seven horses die upon his hands, that he was compelled when he lost a horse, immediately to replace it, & that some of the debts mentioned in the schedule were contracted upon that account particularly Nicholas Stittles & a part of Melchior Yeakel. —
Deponent further states that on account of the long period that has elapsed since some of the debts were contracted, he cannot specifically state in what manner the money was expended, but all the debts were originally contracted on account of the purchase of his land, & in replacing the horses which he lost, and in payment of Physicians Bills and expenses of illness, and that whenever any of his Creditors became urgent, his friends knowing the poverty and relying upon the honesty of the Deponent would lend him money to satisfy them — that although the sums were consolidated consolidated at the time judgments were given yet the money was borrowed at different times in small sums to meet the demands against him. —
That the debt to Benjamin Kriebel stated in his schedule, was composed of debts formerly due by Deponent to John Kump, Abraham Kriebel, Margaret Marsteller, Thomas Meckling, which the said Kriebel has taken upon himself & is agreed to pay.

Deponent states explicitly that all the debts which were returned in his former schedule were contracted bona fide, and disposed of in the manner herein before stated, & that from his age and decrepit situation owing to repeated attacks of the Rheumatism, he is unable to work and to earn a livelihood by his trade.
Deponent states that about 15 or twenty years ago, he sold a considerable part of the tract herein mentioned, for which he got about $120. with which money he purchased cattle for his little farm, and paid off some of his debts - & that he now has only 42 acres of hilly land, which would not bring at the outside more than $10. an acre.
Sworn and subscribed Dec 5. 1827 in open Court Attest Signed Charles L. Hutter Proth.
(Signed) Gottfried Meiner
The undersigned Judges of the Court of Common Pleas for the County of Lehigh do certify our belief that the foregoing Statement made by Godfrey Meiner is true. December 5 th 1827
(Signed) J. Porter President of the third judicial district of Pennsylvania.
(Signed) John Fogle a Judge of Lehigh County. Pennsylvania
(Signed) Jacob Stein a Judge of Lehigh County. Penn a
Lehigh County ss.
I Charles L. Hutter, Prothonotary of the courts of common pleas of Lehigh County, in the commonwealth of Pennsylvania do hereby certify that the above is a true copy from the original record filed in my office.
In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and the seal of said court at the Borough of Northampton this fifth day of December, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred & twenty seven.
Charles L. Hutter. Protho.

December Term 1827. Godfrey Wiesner's Statement.
Filed Dec. 5. 1827.

State of Pennsylvania Lehigh County ss.
Be it remembered that on the fifth day of December A.D. 1827 personally appeared in open Court of Common Pleas for said County of Lehigh being a Court of record, Godfrey Wismar as applicant for a pension under the acts of Congress of March 18th A.D. 1818, and May 1 st A.D. 1820, he having been a private in the army of the Revolution, who being duly sworn on the holy Evangelists of Almighty God doth depose and say, that on the 9 th day of February A.D. 1791, he purchased of a certain Martin Klewer a certain tract of land situated in Upper Milford Township (then Northampton) now Lehigh County containing fifty acres and a thirty perched of land and appurtenances for which he was to pay the consideration of £180. Pennsylvania Currency or one hundred and eighty Dollars to be paid in the following manner, £50. pounds or one hundred & thirty three Dollars and thirty three cents in hand at the execution of the deed and the residue in annual payments of £20. or fifty three Dollars & thirty three Cents each, -
That at the time he purchased he had but £10. or $20.66 towards the first payment and he borrowed the residue from Isaac Kling. That, for the balance remaining due on that account was, the judgment given to Isaac Kling of $179.70, as returned in the schedule annexed to his petition, he having reduced it to that amount by payments from time to time. -
That he had married about a year previous to the purchase and very shortly after the purchase having been engaged in felling a tree he burnt a blood vessel by the falling of the tree upon him, in consequence of which he was under the doctor's charge, & was unable to work for a period of four years, during which time the money due on the purchase of his land accumulated upon interest. -
That as the payments became due and the persons from whom he had borrowed became urgent, he was necessitated to borrow from his friends to meet their demands, and that these monies accumulated upon interest for upwards of thirty years from the principal part of the debts exhibited in the schedule. -
That his wife was frequently sick and he incurred debts on her account. That his land has deteriorated in value at least one third from the time of the purchase to the present time - That he was exceedingly unfortunate having as stated in his former petition had no less than seven horses die upon his hands, that he was compelled when he lost a horse, immediately to replace it, and that some of the debts mentioned in the schedule were contracted upon that account, particularly, Richard Stittler and a part of Melchoir Graubel -
Deponent further states that on account of the long period that has elapsed since some of the debts were contracted, he cannot specifically state in what manner the money was expended but that all the debts were originally contracted on account of the purchase of his land, and in replacing the horses which he lost, and that whenever any of his creditors became urgent, his friends knowing the poverty and relying upon the honesty of the Deponent would lend him money to satisfy them - That

although the sums were consolidated at the time judgments were given yet the money was borrowed at different times in small sums to meet the demands against him - That the debt to Benjamin Dibble stated in his schedule was composed of debts formerly due by defendant to John Brunk, Abraham Dibble, Margaret Hawletter and Thomas Meckling which the said Dibble has taken upon himself and assumed to pay -
Defendant states explicitly that all the debts which were returned in his former schedule were contracted bona fide and disposed of in the manner herein before stated, and that from his age and decayed situation owing to repeated attacks of the Rheumatism he is unable to work and to earn a livelihood by his trade.
Defendant states that about 15 or 20 years ago he sold eight acres part of the tract before mentioned, for which he got about $100, with which money he purchased cattle for his little farm, and paid off some of his debts - So that he now has only 42 acres of hilly land, which would not bring at the outside more than $10, per acre.
Thom H. Subscribed Decr 5th 1827 in Open Court Attest.
Charles L. Flutter. Prothry.
Gotthard H. King and
The undersigned Judges of the Court of Common Pleas for the County of Lehigh do certify our belief that the foregoing statement made by Gotthard H. Mesner is true - December 13th 1827.
R. D. Porter President of the third judicial district of Pennsylvania
John Groetz a Judge of Lehigh County Penn a Jacob Stein a Judge of Lehigh County Penn a

19.901 Application for Pension Godfrey Wismer
Hon. Geo. May H.R.
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rec d Dec. 9. 1826

Declarations, in order to be placed on the Pension List, under the act of 18 th March 1818.
State of Pennsylvania,
Lemhi County ss.
On this twelfth day of May, 1826 personally appeared in open court of common pleas for said county, Being a court of record for said county, Godfrey Wissner , resident in the said county, aged sixty six 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 acts of congress of the 18 th of March 1818 and 1 st May 1820: That he the said Godfrey Wissner enlisted for the term of one year on or about the tenth day of January in the year 1776, in the state of Penn- sylvania in the company commanded by Capt. John Miller in the regiment commanded by Colonel M c Gowan, in the line of the state of Pennsylvania, on the continental establishment, that he continued to serve in the said establishment corps until the capture of Fort Washington by the enemy, by whom he was taken to New York and confined for the space of thirteen weeks, and was then paroled, and returned to Pennsylvania his native state; that he hereby re- linquishes every claim whatever to a pension, except the present; that his name is not on the roll of any state except Pennsylvania, and that the following is the reason for not making earlier application for a pension, viz: That he was informed by some persons, that if he held any land he could not draw a pension from the United States, and it was not until lately that he was in- formed.
(Signed) Godfrey Wissner.
Sworn to and subscribed in open court the 12 th day of May A. D. 1826.
Charles L. Hutter, Proth.
And in pursuance of the act of the 1 st May 1820, I do solemnly swear that I was a resident citizen of the United States on the 18 th day 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 intent there- by to diminish it, so as to bring myself 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 re- volutionary war," passed on the 18 th day of March 1818; and that I have not, nor has any person in trust for me, any property or securities, contract, or debts due to me; nor have I any income other than what is contained in the schedule hereto annexed and by me subscribed.
(Signed) Godfrey Wissner.
Sworn to, declared and subscribed in open court this 12 th day of May A. D. 1826.
Charles L. Hutter, Proth.

Schedule of Property referred to in the foregoing affidavit, necessary clothing and bedding excepted.
  A tract of land containing about 80 acres, situate in Upper Milford Township, Lehigh County, (on which is erected an old loghouse and barn) worth about ten dollars per acre $400.00   one mare of the value of 15.00   one old horse 1.50   one old wagon 6.00   2 tables 2.00   1 kettle and 2 pails 2.00   4 pigs 2.00   1 cow and 1 heifer calf 15.00   1 old plough 2.00   6 chairs 1.80   kitchen furniture 8.00   kitchen shelves 2.00   1 old harrow 1.00   $458.30 
Schedule of Debts for which the foregoing property is liable.
  Nicholas Hittles estate. Note. Judgement Feb. 9. 1825. $49.25.   Philip Ursigo. Do. Judgement, same day. 49.80   Melchior Yeakle. Bond. Judgement. Feb. 11. 1825. 109.50   Benjamin Frickel. Do. Judgement 25. 1825. 305.50   Eve Reinhard. Note. Judgement May 13. 1826. 11.70   Conrad Dreher. Do. Judgement. " " " 23.50   John Trumpp. Do. Judgement. " " " 18.93   George Steinmann. Do. Judgement. " " " 21.17   John Hallmann. Do. Judgement. " " " 50.93   Eve Muhlberger. Do. " " " 25.43   Isaac Klein. Do. " " " 79.70   Peter Stahler. Do. " " " 4.40   Jonathan Stahler. book account " " " 10.13   Michael Ulicant. Do. " " " 3.80   Daniel Ulicant. Do. " " " 3.80   $777.54   458.30   Excess of Debts $319.24 
The Declarant further states that he is by trade a tailor, but from age and infirmity is unable to pursue that or any other business. That he has a wife named Mary, aged about sixty years, who is sickly and mostly confined to bed by indisposition; that he has no children living, but several grandchildren, who are infants, and dependent upon him for bread. That he owned several horses since the 18th of March 1828, all of which have died; and those mentioned in the schedule he has since purchased. He also owned several head of horned cattle during the time aforesaid, which have been used for the support of himself and family, and believes all the other personal property he has owned since the time aforesaid without any material change that he can recollect.
(Signed) Godfrey Weissner.

State of Pennsylvania Philadelphia county ss.
Before me the subscriber one of the Justices of the peace in and for said county personally appeared Andrew Dover, a person of respectable character, residing in the neighbourhood, who being duly sworn according to law doth depose and say that he is well acquainted with Godfrey Wiesner, late a soldier in the company commanded by Capt. John Miller in the fifth Pennsylvania regiment commanded by Col. Robert Magaw; of which said company this deponent was then Lieutenant, that said Wiesner enlisted in said company in the beginning of the year one thousand seven hundred and seventy six, and served in the said company one year, during which time I served as the Lieutenant of said company as aforesaid. Sworn and subscribed this 8th day of May 1826, before me
Andrew Dover
Henry O'Neill J.P.
Philadelphia county ss.
Matthew Randall Notary Public of Philadelphia
County ss. We hereby certify, that Andrew Dover Henry O'Neill whose name is subscribed to the foregoing deposition was at the time of subscribing the same and now is one of the Justices of the peace in and for said county, and full faith and credit is and ought to be given to his official acts accordingly. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal of Office this 11th day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty six.
Matthew Randall

Frederick Hemmerer of the Borough of Northampton, in the county of Lehigh, being duly sworn, saith, That he is well acquainted with Godfrey Wiesner the applicant within named; That this Deponent and the said Godfrey enlisted at the same time, with Capt. John Miller of the 5 th Pennsylvania Regiment, which was commanded by Col. Magaw. That this deponent and the said Godfrey enlisted as he believes about the 10 th day of January 1776 for the term of one year. Deponent knows that the said Godfrey served the United States faithfully against the common enemy, from the time of his enlistment until he was captured and taken prisoner when Fort Washington was taken by the enemy. Deponent has heard the deposition of the said Godfrey Wiesner read and is well acquainted with him and his property, and he knows the facts stated therein as to his service, capture and imprisonment to be true and he believes that all the facts therein contained together with the valuation of his property are true. — Deponent further states, that Andrew Doner now of Frankford, Philadelphia county was Lieutenant of the company commanded by Capt. John Miller in which said Godfrey and deponent served for upwards of nine months.
Sworn & Subscribed in open court May 12. 1826.
(Signed) Frederick X Hemmerer mark
Charles L. Hutter. Proth.
Lehigh County ss.
I, Charles L. Hutter, Prothonotary of the court of common pleas of said county do hereby certify, that it appears to the satisfaction of the court, that the said Godfrey Wiesner, did serve in the revolutionary war, as stated in the preceding declaration, against the common enemy for the term of nine months under an engagement, in the continental establishment.
I also certify that the foregoing Oath and the schedule thereto annexed are truly copied from the records of the said court: 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 foregoing schedule is four hundred and fifty eight dollars and thirty cents and the amount of debts for which said property is liable, amounts to seven hundred and seventy seven dollars and fifty four cents.
In Testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said court, on this twelfth day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty six.
Charles L. Hutter. Proth.

State of Pennsylvania Lehigh County
Be it remembered that on the Seventh day of February March, in the Year of our Lord one thousand Eight Hundred and twenty nine, Personally appeared in open court of common Pleas of said County, being a Court of record, D. G. Frey, Widener an Applicant for a Pension under the acts of Congress of Feb. 18 th March 1818 and first May 1820, he having been a private in the army of the Revolution, who being duly sworn according to Law, Deposited and said, That all the matters and facts contained and stated in his former declarations on oath, of the 12 th of May 1826 and 3 rd December 1827 and the schedules annexed thereto are true in substance and in fact. That his property and debts as mentioned in his former statements remain as they were with this exception, that his debts have in some degree accumulated by reason of his inability to discharge the interest accrued thereon. — That on account of his age and infirmities which daily become worse, he is unable to work on his place; That he is still afflicted with a disorder of the Private Parts which so contract his hands as to render them almost almost useless. — As will appear from the certificate of George Mertz, Jan and J. H. Green, two Preaching Ministers resident in the Borough of Northampton. That since his last Declaration, he has applied to Messrs George Yea, Esq., Jacob Stuch and John Shiffer three highly respectable neighbours who have valued his real Estate at the sum of $640, and his Personal property at $22. making in all $662, which valuation the amount of his debts considerably exceeds. — That he has not sold or disposed of any part of his property real or personal since his first application for a Pension nor for years before. — That if his Pension be not now granted his Creditors when patience is exhausted will proceed to sell his little property and he will then be thrown on the Parish in which he lives, to be supported by Public Charity as a

Pauper - Morn subscribed in open court Both joined their hands Feby 7th 1829 - Atty -
Charles S. Rutter Party
The undersigned Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of the County of Lehigh do certify our belief that the aforegoing statement made by Gottlieb W. Dine is true - February 7th 1829 -
R. Foster President of the third judicial district of Pennsylvania
Jacob Stein a Judge of Lehigh County Pennsylvania

State of Pennsylvania Lehigh County ss.
I Charles L. Fletcher Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas of Lehigh County do Certify that William H Long before whom the annexed affidavits were made and whose name is thereunto subscribed now is and at the time of the making of the said affidavits, was a Justice of the Peace in and for the said County of Lehigh, and duly authorized to administer oaths.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the said Court at the Borough of Northampton this Sixteenth day of February A.D. 1829. —
Charles L. Fletcher. Prothof.

Berks County ss.
Be it known that on the 25 th day of August A.D. 1826 Before me John Allbright one of the justices of the Peace in and for the County of Berks Personally Came Conrad Droscher the subscriber of the above certificate and being Duly Sworn upon his oath saith Respecting a Certain Bond which the said Conrad Droscher holds of the amount of twenty five Dollars & ten Cents against a certain Godfried Weisner of the township of Overmilford in the County of Lehigh as a just Debt or Demand for which which he the said Conrad Droscher Paid to the said Godfried Weisner in good & Lawfull money and further saith not In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the Day and year above Written
John Allbright
Conrad Droscher

Lehigh County ss On the fourteenth day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty six personally appeared William H Long before me William H Long Esquire one of the Justices of the Peace in and for said County upon his solemn affirmation duly administered according to Law - did declare and say that he had lent Godfrey Wilson about five years ago One hundred and sixty dollars of Money for which said Money he hath Judgement Deponent saith that he hath never received the said Money nor any part thereof further saith not
Before me -
Wm H Long Wm H Long
William H Long
Lehigh County ss. On the 18th day of August AD 1826 personally appeared John Trumpe before me William H Long Esquire one of the Justices of the Peace, in and for said County - Upon his solemn affirmation duly administered according to Law, did declare and say, that he had lent Godfrey Wilson eighteen dollars and ninety three cents six years ago for which said money he hath a Judgement; Deponent saith that he hath never received the said Money nor any part thereof - further saith not
Before me -
Wm H Long Wm H Long
John Trumpe

Lehigh County - ss -
On the 19th day of August A.D. 1886 personally appeared Eve Reinhart before me William H. Long Esquire, one of the Justices of the Peace in and for said County upon her Oath duly qualified according to Law, did depose and say that she had lent Godfrey Wierner thirteen dollars and forty cents seven or eight years ago, for which said Money she hath a Judgement -
Deponant faith that she hath never received the said money nor any part thereof - further saith not -
Eve Reinhart Mark
Before me W. H. Long

Lehigh County ss
On the twenty ninth day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty six personally appeared Benjamin Kriebel before me William H Long Esq one of the Justices of the Peace in and for said County upon his Oath or Affirmation duly administered According to Law, did declare and say that Godfrey Weisner was indebted to the said Benjamin Kriebel four hundred and ten dollars and fifty cents for Money Advanced to the said Weisner Godfrey Weisner, longer than a year ago, (but the Interest are not included) to the best of his Knowledge and Belief -
Before me -
Benj. Kriebel
Wm H Long

Lehigh county f. On the first day of September A.D. 1820 personally appeared George Steinman before me William H. Long (Esquire), one of the Justices of the Peace in and for said County, upon his oath duly qualified according to law, did declare and say that he has since Godfrey Wissner twenty one dollars about ten years ago for which said Money he hath a judgment & Deponent saith that he hath never received the said Money, nor any part thereof further saith not
Before me
George this Steinman Wissner
Wm H Long

Lehigh County ss
On the second day of September A.D. 1826 Personally appeared Philip Mego before me William H Long Esquire one of the Justices of the Peace in and for said county, upon his oath duly qualified according to Law, did declare and say that he had lent Godfrey Miesner fifty dollars about two years ago for which said Money he hath a judgement + Deponent saith that he hath never received the said Money nor any part thereof - further saith not
Before me
Lehigh Wood Co
Wm H Long

Joseph Loy V H R Feb. 19. 1829
Adm?
run to com: 16 Feb. 1829.

Schuyler County ss
On the twelfth day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty six personally appeared John Walborn before me William H Long Esquire one of the Justices of the Peace in and for said County: upon his Oath, duly administered according to Law, did depose and say that he had lent to Godfrey Mesnor five years ago Sixty dollars and ninety three cents of Money. Deponent further saith that he hath a Judgment against Godfrey Mesnor for the said Sixty dollars and ninety three cents, which said Judgment is filed in the Clerk's office of the Borough of Northampton. Deponent saith that he hath never received the said Money nor any part thereof,
Before me - W H Long
John Walborn

A true and perfect Appraisement of all the Tenements tract or piece of Land situate in Upper Milford township Lehigh County and State of Pennsylvania Bounded by Land of John Shifferd & others Containing 48 Acres be the same more or less Belonging to the same Godfrey Wiesemer who now will apply for his pension to the Pension office at Washington - & - - - - -
His whole Land and Tenements amount to $6 40 Goods and chattels, Rights & Credits Amount to $ - 22
Taken and appraised by us the subscribers, the thirty first day of January A.D. 1829 - -
George Yeakel
Jacob  Buhl
John Shifferd

February 6. 1829

This is to certify that we have examined Godfrey Wimmer and found him in a situation unable by his labor to support himself - one of his Testicles being in a lacerated state which he says was produced the effect of a fall which he received - his hands were so deformed (apparently from some violence that he render them useless
Made Feby 7 th 1829 in Allentown
George Kurtz Jr C. A. Green

The Master & Godfrey Wisner for to be granted their Forster and Joseph Lamb and others so bequeathed in their wills.
Eight Acres sold off of the above 50. at Auction to Johannis W. R. Hoopst
Mr Godfrey Wisner has paid nine Dollars and sixty cents per acre for the Land he now holds Witness my hand H. John. W. Hoopst

O. W. AND N. DIVISION.
Department of the Interior,
BUREAU OF PENSIONS.
Searched by _____
Claim No. _____
Certificate No. _____
Claimant _____
Soldier Robert Sharp
Service Rev. Va.
Additional service _____
Remarks _____
Rec'd Land Grant, Ohio
_____ Chief of Division.

HO 728
Godfrey Wiesen Wiesner
May 12, 1826 - 66
Lehigh Co Pa
May 76 -
Da
Capt. Geo. Miller
Col. Mafaw
Optus at Ft. Washington
May 16, 76 Sept 13 calls
1172
with Andrew Sover Pa. Pa
Fred. Kemmerer " "

40720 INVALID.
Pay
File No. 40,720
Godfrey Wisner
His Rev. Son
Act: 18 th March 18 th
Index:—Vol. 8 , Page 568
[Arrangement of 1870.]