Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File W 4361, Daniel Tyler, Va.

SERVICE
NUMBER
Va.
Tyler, Daniel Sarah
W 4361
CONTENTS

6380
Mrs. Sarah  Styer widow of Daniel who served in the Regular war, as a Private  since  from  $ 80. Inscribed on the Roll at the rate of  7 Dollars 88 Cents per annum, to commence on the 4th day of March, 1848  1 st July 1845.  and 20 th December 1849. Certificate of Pension issued the  see day of May 1856. and sent to  M c Odell  Piketon  Ohio
Recorded on Roll of Pensioners under act February 3, 1848, Page 364. Vol. 11

Duplicate notification Restoration issued 13 Dec. 1870 sent to Hon. N. H. Claiborne Rep.
Duplicate notification of Restoration sent to Pension at Liberty, Bedford Co. Va.
Duplicate pension certificate issued on 17 Feb. 1880 and sent to Pension care of Major Wm. Cook. Liberty, Bedford Co. Va.
Transferred to Ohio 14 Oct 1880 for 4 Sep 1881 not for sent to Pension Liberty Va.
Sent to Hon. J. McDowell June 28-46
Sent to Hon. J. D. Morris Feb 28-48
No. 15,331 for Ohio Virginia
Daniel Tyler
Bedford Co. in the State of Virginia as a private in the company commanded by Captain Cabell of the Regt commanded by Colonel Buckner in the Virginia line, for the term of two years. from March 1776 to February 1778
Inscribed on the Roll of Virginia at the rate of eight Dollars per month, to commence on the 23 day of August, 1819 and
Certificate of Pension issued the 18 of October 1819 and sent to Mr. A. Bur- nell, Esq. Lynchburg, Va.
Restored to the Roll on 28 day of February 1829 and notification sent to Hon. N. H. Claiborne at House of Reps. Pension commencing on the 24 of February 1829
Amount due on 4th of September 1849 } $ 50.45
{ Revolutionary Claims, Acts March 18, 1818, May 1, 1820. and 1 March 1823.

Daniel Tyler-
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State of Virginia County of Bedford ss.
On this twenty eighth day of September in the year of Christ 1831 before me, Amilstead Otey the subscriber a justice of the peace for the said County of Bedford, personally appeared Daniel Tyler who on his oath declares that he is the same person who formerly belonged to the company commanded by Captain Samuel J Cabell in that Regiment commanded by Col. Phillip Buckner and was transferred with said Capt. Cabell's company to Col. Morgan's Regiment. in the service of the United States; that his name was placed on the pension roll of the State of Virginia from which he intends shortly to remove to Logan County in the state of Ohio where he intends to remain and wishes his pension to be there payable in future. The following are his reasons for removing from Bedford County Va. to Logan County Ohio. to wit: That all his surviving children are about to remove from Va. to Logan County in Ohio except one son who resides in the state of Indiana who writes him wishing him to remove to Ohio & promised to come there to reside near him if he will remove to said state of Ohio. } sworn and subscribed to before } me the day & year aforesaid } Daniel Tyler A. Otey J.P.

State of Virginia Bedford County ss.
This day William Cook of lawful age who I consider a person of veracity personally appeared before me the a justice of the peace for the county aforesaid & made oath that the within named Daniel Tyler is the same person who is a pensioner of the United States and was restored to the pension list some time in February 1829 and that said Daniel Tyler is the person who has made the within affidavit and is described therein given under my hand at the County aforesaid this 28 th day of September 1831
(Subscribed before signing)
A. O'Leary J.P. 3

State of Virginia County of Bedford Oct. 22 nd
I Robert O. Mitchell Clerk of the County Court of said County & state, do hereby certify that Armistead Otey Esq. whose name is subscribed to the foregoing Certificate is an acting Justice of the Peace in & for said County and state, duly commissioned and qualified, and that the said Armistead Otey signed the same in my presence.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand & affixed the seal of said Court this 29 th day of Septem. - br 1831 in the 56 th year of our Independence.
R. O. Mitchell Clerk

State of Ohio COUNTY of Highland } ss.
Be it known, That on this the twenty fourth day of June A. D., eighteen hundred and fifty four , before the undersigned, a
Justice of the Peace in and for the County and State aforesaid, personally appeared Sarah Brown & Nancy Tyler a resident of Tanfield  Madison in said County, and made oath according to law that they  she  is the
daughter of Sarah Tyler who was an applicant for a Pension as the widow of Daniel Tyler deceased
who was a Revolutionary Pensioner of the united States at the rate of $96. per annum : That her application now remains suspended upon the files of the Pension Office
at the rate of  allowed  one Dollars per annum ; that she  has been informed that the said Pension ought to be increased ; that she  is directly interested as a claimant in said Pension, and makes this affidavit to be filed with such additional evidence or arguments as my Agent may use in prosecuting said claim.
Sworn to and subscribed, the day and year aforesaid, before me.
Josiah R. Hughes J. Peace.
Sarah Brown Nancy Tyler
I, Josiah R. Hughes Justice of the Peace, in and for said County do hereby certify that Sarah Brown and Nancy Tyler who executed the foregoing paper are respectable residents of this county, and is, I believe, directly interested in said claim as therein set forth.
Josiah R. Hughes J. Peace.
I, John W. Bell , Clerk of the Com. Pleas Court in the County and State aforesaid, do hereby certify that Josiah R. Hughes - before whom the foregoing papers were executed, was, at the date of the same, a Justice of the Peace in and for said County, duly authorized by law to administer oaths; and the name thereunto subscribed, is his signature.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto subscribed my name and affixed my official Seal, this 27 th day of July A. D. 1854.
John W Bell Clerk. By Ben Flora, Deputy

Know all Men by these Presents, That we  the  Joannah Brown and Nancy Egle
hereby constitute and appoint Saml. M. Wright our true and lawful Agent and Attorney, to prosecute the Claim of the heirs of  Sarah Egle and for any amount of Revolutionary Pension, or Increase of Pension, that may be due; and we hereby authorized my said Agent to examine all the papers and documents in relation to said claim, on file in the Departments at Washington City, or elsewhere; to file additional evidence or arguments; and to receive the Certificate which may be issued for said Claim, which Certificate we wish made payable to us, at the Agency in this state.
to appoint one or more substitutes under him for the purposes herein expressed; and to do all things that we might or could do were we personally present. Hereby ratifying and confirming all that my said Attorney and Agent shall lawfully do in the premises.
WITNESS my hand and Seal this twenty fourth day of June
A. D., 1854.
Joannah  J Brown Mark
Nancy  Egle Mark
SIGNED AND SEALED IN THE PRESENCE OF }
J. H. Hughes
Atty J Hughes
State of Ohio } SS. COUNTY OF Highland
On this the twenty fourth day of June
A. D. 1854
before me, the subscriber, a Justice of the Peace in and for the County aforesaid, personally appeared Joannah Brown and Nancy Egle and acknowledged the foregoing Power of Attorney to be their act and deed, for the purposes therein mentioned.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hand, } the day and year aforesaid.
Joseph H Hughes J. Peace.

State of Ohio } County of Pike } 3
On this 8 th day of July — in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty four personally appeared before me a justice of the Peace within and for the county and state of said Ann Dornire aged Seventy Nine years past a resident of said Pike County and to me well known who first being duly sworn according to law in answer to interrogating deposes and says that she is a resident of the county and state aforesaid that she is of the age above stated. She further deposes and says that with Daniel Gyles who was a Revolutionary Pensioner and Sarah his wife she was well and intimately acquainted from her earliest recollections down to the time of their deaths. The former of whom died some time in the year Eighteen hundred and forty five (1845) and the latter some time in the year Eighteen hundred and forty nine in the County of Highland in the state of Ohio. The precise time of their deaths she cannot state. That the said Daniel Gyles and the said Sarah who maiden name was Leah were married some time about the year nineteen hundred and eighty four (1784) or nineteen hundred and eighty five (1785) at the house of her deponents Grand Father whose name was Stephenson back in the County of Amherst in the state of Virginia. That the Parents of the said Sarah Gyles were the Grand Father and Grand Mother of this deponent. That this deponent recollects well that her Father and Mother went to the wedding of the said Daniel and Sarah. That this deponent being young she recollects I went to  that her Father and Mother got an uncle to  stay all night with her and the other children while they were at the wedding.
She further deposes and says that the said Daniel Gyles and Sarah his wife lived for some time after their marriage with the Grand Father and Grand Mother of this deponent who as before stated

were the parents of said Sarah G. W.
She further deposes and says that for a great many years both in the County of Amherst and the County of Bedford in the State of Virginia she lived near to the said Daniel and Sarah G. W. was very intimate with them, that they lived together as husband and wife and were known and treated as such by all who knew them. That she also knew the said Daniel and Sarah in the County of Highland in the State of Ohio, that here too they lived together as husband and wife and were respected as such, and had children born in Ohio, all of whom are and but three as his offspring are his sons and daughters.
She further deposes and says that in as much as she lived within two miles of the said Daniel and Sarah G. W. at the time of their marriage, and knew them well, and always lived for a great many years near to them, and was very intimate with them, and never heard their legal marriage doubted, but always admitted and acknowledged by the manner in which they were treated by society. She firmly believes they were legally married. That her father and mother as well as all others treated them as man and wife legally married.
She further deposes and says that she has no interest in the Pension claim to which her deposition relates and that she does not expect to be benefited thereby and further she saith not.
her Ann. * Dorrance
Sworn to and subscribed before me Mark the day and year above written, and I hereby certify that the said Ann Dorrance is a lady of the most excellent character and possessed of a sound and rational memory, and that she has no interest in the issue.
Seal
Stephen Hearn

The State of Ohio, Preble County, SS.
I, Lewis B. Ogden, Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, within and for the County of Preble, aforesaid, do certify that Noahlon Parr before whom the within affidavit  was acknowledged,  Signed to Second  was at the time of taking said acknowledgement,  & administering the oaths  an acting Justice of the Peace, in and for said county, duly commissioned and qualified, and that full faith and credit are due to his official acts.
In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Seal of said Court, at Eaton, this 15 th day of July 1854.
L. B. Ogden Clerk, By B. F. Larsh Dept

D. T. L. S. Dec. 2.
N. L. S. T. S.

District of Virginia S ct
(On this 25 th day of September 1820 personally appeared in open Court being a Court of records for the County of Bedford and State of Virginia (being unattended in its jurisdiction in point of Amount and keeping a record of their proceedings) Daniel Tyler aged Sixty two years resident in the said County who being first duly sworn according to Law doth on his oath declare that he served in the Revolutionary war as follows he en- listed the 4 th day of March 1776 in Capt Samuel J Cabbell's Company which was attached to the 6 th Virginia Regiment under the Command of Colo. Philip Wickham that he was afterwards together with Capt Cabbell's whole Company transferred to Morgan's Corps of Riflemen that he was dischar- ged at Valley Forge in Pennsylvania on the 20 th July 1778 having been in the Service two years wanting a few days that he was at the Capture of Burgaine and in several Skirmishes that he made a declaration in this Court on the 23 rd day of August 1819 for the purpose of receiving a Pension and that the number of his Pension Certificate is 15331 And 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 thereby so to diminish it as to bring myself within the Provi- sions of 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 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 Contracts or debts due me nor have I any income other than what is con- tained in the schedule hereto annexed & by me subscribed. that he has one hundred acres of Poor Land assessed at $250 per acre which he thinks its full Value two head of horses two head of  horses the one worth about forty dollars and the other about thirty Dollars eight head of cattle three of them cows and the other five yearlings the cows worth twelve dollars each and the yearlings four dollars

each tin head of Sheep worth about one Dollar and fifty Cents each five Strands of Bms worth one dollar and fifty Cents each Thirteen Geese worth thirty Seven and a half Cents each a Wheat fan worth about fifteen Dollars one Grind Stone worth about one dollar two axes worth about one dollar each two Iron Wedges three old plows two Coulters one loom two Cotton Wheels & two Flax Wheels one reel one old Shot Gun three old pots one frying pan one Skimmer one Ladle & one Flesh fork Seven Knives & Forks 1 Doz Iron Spoons two dishes and nine earthen plates three Butter Pans one tin Coffee Pot one Sattler & Dispiser Box one dozen Cups & Saucers two Jugs & two Bottles nine hogs & nine pigs about 30 barrels Corn growing worth one dollar p. Barrel 30 Bushels Wheat worth twenty five Cents p. Bushel that he is a Farmer and from his age & growing infirmities not able to cultivate his Lands being the Subject of a Rheumatic disease of which he is Scarcely ever free and that his wife Sarah aged fifty Seven his daughter Keziah aged Twenty eight Susanna aged twenty two Joanna aged nineteen Polly aged seventeen and Nancy aged fourteen making together Six Females are residing with him the eldest of his daughters is unhealthy and his wife from her age and infirmities & is unable to assist herself the rest of his daughters are capable of Supporting themselves
Daniel Tyler
I James Steptoe Clerk of Bedford do hereby certify that the foregoing Cash 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 aforesaid Schedule is 388 dollars and 54 Cents
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hands affixed the Seal of the said Court on this 9 th day of October 1828.
Teste, J. Steptoe C lo C

Bedford County Set
As providing justice of the peace in and for the County aforesaid I hereby certify that James Lupton who subscribes the foregoing certificate is Clerk of said Court that the same is in due form of Law and that full faith & credit is and ought to be thereby given to his official acts Certified this 3 rd day of February — — 1821.
Sam l Hancock

Add Ew care of Sarah Tyler wid of David Ohio 38 susp d 2 nd Feb 1848
A. H. Markland

State of Ohio County of Highland
On this 8th day of January Eighteen Hundred and fifty five personally appeared before me the undersigned a justice of the Peace within and for the said County of Highland and state of Ohio, Nancy Tyler Joanna Brown late Joanna Tyler Thomas W Brown John Little and Abraham Pape residents of the said County of Highland, who being duly sworn according to law,
Depose and say as follows, and Joanna Brown each of them first the said Nancy Tyler before and say that they are daughters of Daniel Tyler and Sarah Tyler and late of the County and state of said The former of whom was a Revolutionary Pensioner of the United States at the rate of twenty six dollars per annum and the latter at the time of her death was an applicant for a Pension.
They further depose and say that they know of no public record of the Marriage of their said Parents that there is no private record of said Marriage to their knowledge but they depose and say that the paper marked A in which they make proof and proof of their affodavit is the true and original record of their Parents family of the births of their offspring and their Brothers and Sisters births and which paper is herunto attached and which paper marked A is taken from an old Hymn Book which belonged to the the said Daniel Tyler and his said wife the parents of their offspring ever since their recollection of their offspring and which has remained in the possession of Nancy Tyler one of their offspring from the death of the said Daniel Tyler and his wife down to the present day.
They further depose and say that about Twenty five years ago when one of their offspring was married (to wit Joanna) to Thomas W Brown that said Thomas W Brown for the purpose of having a correct copy of the ages of the children of said Daniel Tyler and wife copied from the paper marked A and hereto attached the births of the children of said Tyler and wife and the said Nancy Tyler depose and says that in consequence of the family record of her Mother becoming so defaced and obliterated by time she obtained from her brother in law the said Thomas W Brown about Ten years ago - a copy of the ages or births of her Mother's family and that the family is a true copy from said paper which is a true record

of her father's family To wit Elizabeth Wade Tyler was born December 30th 1783 Anna G Tyler was born December 28th 1785 John Tyler was born January 30th 1788 Samuel Tyler was born January The 18th 1790 Hesterah Tyler was born March The 2 d 1792 Nelson G Tyler was born August 11th 1794 Zachariah Tyler was born October 3 d 1796  Personah  et Tyler was born November 30th 1798 Joannah the Tyler was born January 10th 1801 Polly Tyler was born July 1st 1803 Nancy Tyler was born Dec 16th 1805
They further depose and say that all the above named children are dead except Samuel Tyler and these two offspring - Nancy the Tyler Mook Joannah the Brown Mook
Sworn to and subscribed before me this day and year above written and I certify that said officers are of undoubted character for truth and honesty that I am not concerned as a party in the prosecution The above and do not expect to be benefited by the result Wm C. Dughey, J. P.
And the said Thomas W Brown deposes and says that having married Joannah Tyler who is a daughter of Daniel Tyler and who was a Revolutionary Pensioner of the United States and Sarah Tyler his wife, and desiring to have a record of his father in law's family, about twenty more years ago, he copied from the

Hymn Book of said Daniel the births of his children and that the above is a true and correct copy of the record made by this affiant He further deposes and says that the paper marked A and made part of the affidavits above, is the paper taken from said Hymn book, and that about six twenty five years ago, it was not so much aged as it is at this time, that the births then appeared distinctly upon it, that said paper marked A and made part of this affidavit is the true and original record of the births of the children of the said Daniel & Sarah Gyles and that the said Sarah was at the time of her death an applicant, as the widow of the said Daniel for a Pension, and that her application as this affiant understands is suspended in the office of the Commissioner of Pensions at Washington City D.C., that he knows of no public or private record of the marriage of the aforesaid Daniel and Sarah Gyles, and that the wife of this affiant Joanna Brown late Joanna Gyles Samuel Gyles and Nancy Gyles are the only surviving children of the aforesaid Daniel & Sarah Gyles, and that this affiant was acquainted with her many years with said Daniel & Sarah Gyles that they lived together as man and wife and was so reported and this affiant truly and solemnly believes they were legally married, and further he deposes and says that for the

purpose of more fully setting forth the nature of his efforts to be make and adopt the paper hints attached and adopted and made part of his disposition as the true copy made by his effort from the Hymn Book of said Daniel Lyle, and which said paper is marked B. Thomas D. Brown
Sworn to and subscribed before me the day and year above written and I certify said Brown is a highly respectable citizen of said County Wm. P. Caghey J. P. dist
and the said John Litter and abovenamed wife depose and say each of them that they are aged nearly fifty  seventy five and fifty nine years That they were well acquainted with the in the state of late of the County of Highland Ohio by his and and his wife, the former about five or six years before his death and the latter about fifteen years before her death that they were persons of excellent character, and belonged to the Baptist Church and lived together as man and wife and were reputed as such by all who knew them, and their friends firmly believe they were legally married,

They further depose and say that the Daniel Gyles to whom they allude was a Revolutionary Pensioner of the United States and that his widow the aforesaid Sarah Gyles, was at the time of her death, truly believed, an applicant at the time of her death for a Pension as the widow of said Daniel
They further depose and say that the papers marked A and B, which they adopt as part of their affidavits, was exhibited to them by Nancy Gyles and Joanna Brown late Joanna Gyles daughter of the aforesaid Daniel & Sarah Gyles, as true records of the latter, of the children of said Daniel & Sarah Gyles, and from the good character of said Nancy & Joanna, and the appearance of the papers themselves truly believed, to be the true and genuine records
They further depose and say that the paper marked A was in their presence attached from an old book, the date of which is true and and which book they truly believed belonged to the said Daniel & Sarah Gyles, that its appearance is very ancient
That the paper marked B was taken in our presence, by Thomas W Brown husband of said Joanna, from an old book, and contains as we believe, the true acts of the births of the children of the aforesaid Daniel and Sarah

By law that they have no interest in and do not expect to be benefited by the claims to which these affidavits relate
John Little Abraham Pope
Sworn to and subscribed before me this day and year above written and I certify that said Little and Pope are gentlemen of high respectability, of the most un doubted character for truth and veracity, that I am not concerned as agent in the claims to which the foregoing affidavits relate and do not expect to be benefited in any manner by it
Wm. S. Hughes J. D. Davis

Betsey Wade Tyler was born december the 30 1783 13
Anna Cash Tyler was born december the 28. 1785
John Tyler was born January the 30 1788
Samuel Tyler was born January the 18 1790
3)  Riziah Tyler was born March the 2 1792
Thelson G Tyler was born August 11. 1794 the
Zachariah W Tyler was born October the 3 (1796)
Isaac Tyler was born January the 10 1801
Portley Tyler was born July 1 the 1803
Nancy Tyler was born december (the 16. 1805)
Septente. 16. 1828. 1828. 12345678910
Susan Tyler was born the 28 
Thomas W Brown (his home and town) Bedford County Virginia Sherr Thomas W Brown

Thomas W Brown was married to Joanah Tyler October the 3 1826

Elizabeth Tyler was born March the 2-1792 William Tyler was born August the 11-1794 Elizabeth Tyler was born October the 2-1796 William Tyler was born December the 30-1798 Elizabeth Tyler was born January the 10-1801 William Tyler was born July the 1-1803 Elizabeth Tyler was born December the 20-1805

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The State of Ohio. Highland County ss I John W Bell, Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, within and for the county of Highland in the State of Ohio, do hereby certify that William P. Hughes before whom the fore- going affidavits were made, is and was at the date of the same an acting Justice of the Peace within and for said county of Highland, duly elected, commissioned and qualified, and that full faith and credit are due and given both in and out of judicature to all his official acts as such Justice of the Peace and that I believe the signatures purporting to be his to true and genuine. And I do fur- ther certify that the persons whose names are subscribed to said affidavits are persons of good character for truth and veracity, that I am not agent for the party who has made the application and am in no wise interested in the matter.
In testimony whereof I have set my hand and affix the seal of said Court, this 9th day of January A.D. 1855. John W Bell, Clerk By Ben Flora, Deputy

State of Ohio
County of Highland } }
Be it known that before me A. G. Matthews judge of the Court of Probate within and for the said County of Highland and State of Ohio on this 6th day of February 1856 in open Court personally appeared Joanna Brown late Joanna Tyler and Nancy Tyler aged respectively fifty years and fifty five years past residents of the County and State of Ohio and who being duly sworn according to law submit the following declarations as amended to their declarations now suspended in the office of the Commissioner of Pensions at Washington City D.C.
They declare upon their oaths that they are the daughters of Daniel and Sarah Tyler and deceased lots of the County of Highland and State of Ohio that their said Father was a Revolutionary Pensioner of the United States at the rate of Twenty Six dollars per annum at the time of his death.
That he died in the County of Highland in the State of Ohio on the 10th day of March in the year Eighteen Hundred and forty five (10th day of March 1845)
That this said Father the said Daniel Tyler Pensioner as aforesaid of the United States resided in the said County of Highland and State of Ohio for the space of about fourteen years previous to his death and that previous thereto he resided in the State of Virginia.

They further declare that their mother the of said Sarah G. G. and the widow of the of the father the father of these declarants the of said Daniel G. G. on the 20th day of December in the year Eighteen Hundred and forty nine (20th Decr 1849) in the County of Highland and state of Ohio and was at the time of her death an applicant for a Pension as the widow of the of said Daniel G. G.
They further declare that they themselves and Samuel G. G. are the only surviving children of the of said Daniel and Sarah G. G. and
They make this declaration for the purpose of obtaining the Pension which was due their said Mother at the time of her death and they hereby make and under seal and bind any and all persons of attesting heretofore given by them to any person or persons whomsoever touching their claim to the of said Pension and request that the certificate to which they may be entitled be sent to William Odell of Piketon Pike County Ohio who is hereby authorized to prosecute said claim and to appoint a substitute if he sees proper
Joannah for Brown mark
Attest
A. G. Matthews
Nancy for Tyler mark

Personally appeared before me in open court on the day and year above written William Grove and Andrew J. Dunclop as sons- of the County of Highland and State of Ohio before me and say as follows
The said Grove says that he is well and intimately acquainted with Daniel G. Grove and Sarah his wife used to in the foregoing declarations of Jonathan Brown late Jonathan G. Grove and Nancy G. Grove, for the space of about fourteen years with the said Daniel previous to his death and with his said wife about eighteen years before her death that the said Daniel as set forth in the foregoing declarations was at the time of his death a Pensioner of the United States at the rate of $400 per annum and said in the County of Highland and State of Ohio on or about the
Tenth day of March Eighteen Hundred and forty five that his wife the aforesaid Sarah Grove died his widow in the County and State of said on the Twentieth day of December Eighteen Hundred and forty nine she never having married after the death of her said husband and was at the time of her death an applicant for a Pension
He further deposes and says that Jonathan Brown late Jonathan G. Grove and Nancy G. Grove who have made the foregoing declarations and Samuel Grove of the County of Boone in the State of Indiana are the children and only surviving children of the aforesaid Daniel and Sarah Grove and living in number three
He further deposes and says that he is compelled to make the foregoing statements of

facts for the following reasons To wit This affiant was born and raised in this immediate neighborhood in which said G. W. lived for the last forty years of his life lived within one mile of him and unintentionally with that said G. W. warmly advocated the election of General G. T. P. P. P. P. P. at Sledge Texas Jackson to the Presidency for a second term.
That the of said Daniel G. W. made a will disposing of his Estate that one John Stephenson was appointed Administrator of his Estate with the will annexed that said Stephenson was also appointed Administrator on the Estate of the said Sarah G. W. and that said Stephenson before he could with Estate removed from the County and employed this affiant as his agent to settle up both Estates that this affiant did take charge of all the papers, and assets belonging to both Estates went on and closed up said Estates; and paid to the said Joannah Brown Nancy G. W. and Samuel G. W. their shares in the said Estates as the children of the of said Daniel and Sarah G. W. and thus knows that said Joannah Nancy and Samuel were always recognized as the children of said Daniel and his wife.
That a certified copy of the of said Will with proof of Probate duly certified by the Clerk of the Court together with duly authenticated copies of the letters of Administration upon said Estates issued to said Stephenson and

in the possession of this affiant at this time.
That from the intimate social relations which so long existed between this affiant and Daniel G. Lee & his wife and their family with the exception of his intercourse with the family in settling the Estate of deceased, he knows the said Joseph Brown Stanley G. Lee and Samuel G. Lee of the County of Brown State of Indiana are the children and only surviving children of the said Daniel & Sarah G. Lee and that said Joseph & Stanley now live & have lived for many years within and miles of this affiant. That they and the said Samuel G. Lee are united and believed in the neighborhood as the only surviving children of Daniel & Sarah G. Lee as of said that no question of such fact has ever been made to the knowledge of this affiant for three reasons and others which might be stated this affiant is unable to fix the time of the death of said Daniel and Sarah G. Lee and other facts stated by this affiant.
He further asserts and says that he is not interested in this claim and does not expect to be benefited by the results in any manner.
Attest
A.G. Matthews
Wm. L. Grove

The said Andrew J. Beaulock Deposes and says that in the year Eighteen Hundred and forty-two he located in the practice of Medicine within about one mile of the residence of the Daniel and Sarah G. he resided in the four village and residence of Jonathan Brown and Nancy G. that in the year 1842 he became intimately acquainted with the said Daniel G. his wife and family and continued so down to the time of the deaths of said Daniel & Sarah. The former of whom died in the County of Highland in the State of Ohio on or about the tenth day of March Eighteen Hundred and forty- five and his wife the said Sarah G. died in the County and State of Ohio on or about the Twentieth day of December Eighteen Hundred and forty-five that he was the attending Physician to the said Daniel G. and his said wife in their last sickness and known from charges made against them in his books for professional services that they died about the times above set forth. That said Daniel G. was at the time of his death a Pensioner of the United States at the rate of twenty-five dollars per month that his said widow who did not marry again after the death of her said husband was at the time of her death an applicant for a Pension That Jonathan Brown & Nancy G. of Highland County Ohio and Samuel G. of the County of Brown in the State of Indiana are the children

and only surviving children of the of said Daniel and Sarah (By law and that he is entitled to share their latter's estate for the following reasons to wit: That he has been intimately acquainted since the year Eighteen Hund- = red and forty two with the family of said Daniel & Sarah (By law) down to the present time, the said Jonathan & Nancy having lived all that time within one and two miles of the affiant, that they and the said Daniel (By law) are reputed in the neighborhood as the children and only surviving children at the time of the of said Daniel and Sarah (By law), and this affiant has no reason to doubt or question respect as to such fact, that he knows from personal and intimate acquaintance that said Daniel and Sarah (By law) recognized them as their children, that all the parties were and are persons of high respectability, and would not make false representations for this purpose, and says that he is in the well entitled to said claim and does not expect to be defeated by the result.
A. J. DUNLAP
Attest A. G. Matthews
The foregoing declaration and affidavits were sworn to and subscribed in open court by the said Jonathan Brown, Nancy Tyler, William Grove and A. J. DUNLAP respectively, the day and year aforesaid and I do further certify that the said

William S. Grove and A. J. Dunlap are personally known to me, and that they are men of respectability and whose oaths are entitled to full faith and credit, and from the appearance of the said Joannah Brown and Nancy Tyler I believe their statements made in their said foregoing declaration to be true, and I do further certify that I am no way interested in said claim And I do further certify that it has been shown to my satisfaction this day by the oaths of William S. Grove and A. J. Dunlap together with the record evidence in my office, that Joannah Brown, Nancy Tyler and Samuel Tyler are the only surviving children of the said Daniel and Sarah Tyler dec. And I do further certify that it appears from the Records in my office that John Stevenson was appointed Administrator on the estate of Sarah Tyler deceased on the 2 d day of January A. D. 1858 and gave bond in the sum of One thousand dollars, and that he has made settlement of said estate with this Court, And I do further certify from my personal knowledge that the said John Stevenson has since removed from this County In testimony whereof I have hereunto subscribed my name and affixed the seal of said Court at Hillsborough the day and year aforesaid H. G. Matthews Probate Judge H. C. O.

The State of Ohio Weighland County S.S.
Wightland County S.S. P. G. Stevens Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas within and for the County and State aforesaid hereby certify that A. G. Matthews Esq. before whom the foregoing declarations and affidavits were made and subscribed, was at the date thereof acting Probate Judge in and for the said County of Wightland, duly Elected commission- ed and qualified, That full faith and credit are due to all of his official acts as Judge of Probate in said County - and that the Signature attached thereto purporting to be his is true and genuine.
In testimony whereof I hereto Subscribe my name and affix the Seal of our said Court at Willsborough, this 6 th day of February A.D. 1856. —
G. H. Stevens  clerk  No. 6 P.
State of Virginia 5 Amherst County 3
As Dan M c Garland blocks of Amhurst County Court in the State of Ohio, do certify that after examination, I have been unable to find among the papers and records of my Office any evidence of the marriage of Daniel Tyler with Sarah Cash In Wilshire whereof I have hereto set
In witness whereof I have here set my hand and affixed the seal of said Consort Court this 10 th day of February 1855 80 th year of the Commonwealth Samuel May Garrison
Dear Mr. Garrison

Daniel Tyler's
Declaration
Adm.
Hon. W. i. Burwell,
Synchburg,
Va.

Virginia Set, At a hearing held for Bedford County at the courthouse the 28 th day of August 1819
Daniel Tyler aged sixty-one years, resident in this county and state being sworn under the following declaration, that he enlisted for the term of two years on the 14 th day of March 1776 in the county of Amherst in the state of Virginia in the company commanded by Captain Samuel J. Beall of the First Virginia Regiment on continental establishment, commanded by Colonel Bracken, that the company was afterwards attached to Colonel Daniel Morgan's regiment of Riflemen in the line of the state of Virginia on continental establishment, that he continued to serve in the said corps or in the service of the United States until the 20 th of February 1778 when he was discharged from the service at Valley Forge in the state of Pennsylvania that he was in the battles at the capture of Burgoyne and at the battle of Eddington and many skirmishes and that he is in reduced circumstances and needs the assistance of his country for support, and that he has no other evidence than that herewith transmitted, now in his power of his said services and he produced in court the certificate of Lieut. John Saunders which is herewith fixed transmitted.
Col. David Saunders sworn before the court says that the said Daniel Tyler delivered his discharge to him for the purpose of receiving for him some allowances of pay which discharge he the said Saunders says he has lost or mislaid so that it cannot now be produced.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal of office this 28 th day of August in the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and nineteen -
Heptoe C.B.C.
I John H. Oley presiding Justice of the Court aforesaid do certify that it appears to my satisfaction that the said Daniel Tyler did serve in the Revolutionary War as stated in the preceding declaration against the common enemy.

for the term of nine months at one time on the continental establishment and I now transmit the proceedings and testimony taken that before me to the Secretary for the War Department pursuant to the directions of the — — — — Act of Congress I am also satisfied that he needs the assistance of his country for support In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand Deemed the seal of the said Court to affix this 28th day of August 1819
John H. O'Leary

State of Ohio , COUNTY OF Schuyler } ss.
It is hereby certified that satisfactory evidence has been exhibited before me the Inaug of the Court of Probate, a Court of Record, and which evidence is hereunto annexed,
that Daniel Tyler _____ was a Revolutionary Pensioner of the United States at the rate of $ 96. _____ per annum and that he died in the Month _____ day of March eighteen hundred and forty-five, leaving surviving him his widow named Samuel C. Tyler, Nancy Tyler, and Joanna Brown, late Joanna Tyler, Sarah Tyler, _____ and that the said widow also died on the 20 th day of December 1899 - and that Samuel C Tyler, Nancy Tyler, and Joanna Brown, late Joanna Tyler, _____ are the only surviving children of the aforesaid soldier and widow.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal of office this Eighth _____ day of August one thousand eight hundred and fifty- four.
J. B. Emmer Probate Judge N.C.O.
Samuel C Tyler Joanna Brown & Nancy Tyler are the only heirs

Mailed without return
June 1, 1936
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Mrs. H. F. Haakenson Osage Iowa
DANIEL TYLER W. 4361 BA-J/MLB Am
Dear Madam:
Reference is made to your letter in which you request the Revolutionary War record of Daniel Tyler, born February 18, 1758, pensioned October 18, 1818.
The record of Daniel Tyler follows as found in the papers on file in pension claim, W. 4361, based upon his service in the Revolutionary War.
Daniel Tyler was born February 18, 1758; the place of his birth and names of parents are not given.
Daniel Tyler enlisted March 4, 1776, in Amherst County, Virginia, for a term of two years, served as private in Captain Samuel J. Cabell's company, Colonel Philip Buckner's Virginia regiment, stationed at Springfield, below Williamsburg, in Virginia, marched to the north where he was detached from his regiment and joined Colonel Daniel Morgan's regiment of riflemen, was at the capture of Burgoyne, in the battles of Chestnut "Ridge", Edge Hill and in many skirmishes, went into winter quarters at Valley Forge and was discharged there February 20, 1778.
Daniel Tyler was allowed pension on his application executed August 28, 1819, at which time he was a resident of Bedford County, Virginia, where he was still living in 1829. In 1831, his post office address was given as Liberty, in that county; in the latter part of that year he moved from Bedford County, Virginia, to Logan County, Ohio, in order to be with his children, all of whom lived there with the exception of a son who was residing in Indiana; their names not designated. The soldier died March 10, 1845, in Highland County, Ohio, where he had lived about fourteen years.
Daniel Tyler married in 1783 in Amherst County, Virginia, Sarah Cash, born in July, 1763 or 1764, who was the daughter of Stephen

Sarah
Cash, at whose house they were married and with whom they lived for some time after their marriage. The name of her mother was not given. She died December 20, 1849, in Highland County, Ohio. Daniel and Sarah Tyler were members of the Baptist Church.
The following names of children of Daniel Tyler and his wife, Sarah, are shown in the claim:
  Elizabeth or Betsey Wade Tyler, born  December 30, 1785     Anna Cash  " " December 28, 1785     John  " " January 30, 1788     Samuel  " " January 18, 1790,  and in 1856 living in Boone Co., Ind.    Kesiah or Kessiah  " " March 2, 1792     Nelson G.  " " August 11, 1794     Zechariah W.  " " October 3, 1796     Susannah  " " November 30, 1798     Joannah or Joannah  " " January 10, 1801,  married Oct. 3, 1826, Thomas W. Brown, of Bedford Co., Va.    Polly or Polley  " " July 1, 1803     Nancy  " " December 16, 1805   
In 1854, soldier's daughter, Joannah Brown, was a resident of Fairfield Township, and his daughter, Nancy Tyler, of Madison Township, both in Highland County, Ohio.
January 8, 1855, Nancy Tyler and Joannah Brown, both of Highland County, Ohio, applied in behalf of themselves and their brother, Samuel Tyler, of Boone County, Indiana, as the only surviving children, for the pension due their mother, Sarah, at her death, as the widow of Daniel Tyler. Their claim was allowed.
In 1854, Ann Dormire, niece of soldier's wife, Sarah Tyler, was living in Preble County, Ohio, aged seventy-nine years, the names of Ann Dormire's parents not shown.
Very truly yours
A. D. HILLER Executive Assistant to the Administrator

Free
Hunt
Nathaniel H Claiborne House Representatives
Washington City
Issue a new Certificate instead of the within not. Send it to D. Tyler, Liberty, Bedford Co. Va. care of Major Cook.
Feb. 17. 1831

Liberty No. 14 th Feb 5 1831
Dr. Sir
I regret very much the mistake under which the enclosed Triplicate of the certificate has issued and the trouble I give you Sir & the officers of government in endeavouring to procure a pension which I stand so much in need of. & assure you that the last short crop & present unusually severe & long continued severe cold weather have increased my need of the funds I have in prospect from the Government. I rec. in due course last Dec r the Duplicate of my restoration to the pension list & with the aid & assistance of my kind friend Mr Cook of Liberty forwarded the same to a power of atty. to my friend John D. Leftwich of the Va House of Delegates to draw my pension up to 4 th of last Sept r and he sends me a form in blank to be filled up in which I am required to insert a copy of the Original certificate placing me on the pension roll. its  number 16. which original certificate is the one which myself & Mr Cook have made oath to the loss of in my letter to you a few weeks ago. and not to the one restoring me to the roll of pensioners. and I must beg the favour of you Sir to request at the proper Department a re examination of that letter & affidavits. & to procure to be sent me a Duplicate of that Original certificate placing me on the pension roll & not of the one restoring me there. I cannot draw one cent until I procure it as they inform me from Richmond (see the bottom of first page of 30 L letter to Mr Cook now enclosed.) since which I made another effort & made

affixed to the top of the original pension certificate but it will not do. I pray you will pardon me for asking the favor of you to aid me in procuring what will enable me to draw my pension. Please return the enclosed "Duplicate" of my restoration to the office from which it issued, as I can make no earthly use of it, & then ought not. return the letter now enclosed if not required to be retained at the War Office.
Please hasten the duplicate I need soon as possible & the favor will be thankfully rec d & gratefully remembered by yr. friend & abt. serv t Daniel Dyer Genl N. H. Claiborne. H. Representatives
Mr Cook

D. Tyler Liberty Bedford Co. Va. care of Major Cook

Liberty oak Feb. 3 rd
Free
William L. Burdell
Member of Congress Washington City

Dear Sir The Applicant in this case hopes your influence may be able to procure a continuance of his pension Therefore insists that I shall enclose his declaration to you I feel well assured that Your benevolence can not be interested for a more worthy man Yours with much respect
Catharine Morris

by WAR DEPARTMENT,
PENSION OFFICE, January 27 1829
SIR,
In conformity with the law of the United States, of the 1st March, 1828, authorizing the Secretary of War to restore the names of certain persons to the List of Pensioners, you are hereby notified, that your name has been this day restored to the Pension Roll of the Virginia Agency, and that, agreeably to the provisions of said Act, your allowance, as a Pensioner, will commence from the 24 th of February 1829, the day on which the evidence was closed upon which you obtained a restoration to the Pension List.
I am, respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
J. L. Edwards
To Mr. Daniel Tyler United States' Pensioner.
Liberty. Bedford County, Virginia.

Sir
The certificate of Daniel Tyler's restoration to the pension but having miscarried with you be so good as to send me a duplicate
I am
Sir
Yours most aff
Nathl Blackburne
Washington 13 th Dec r . 1830
Colo Edwards
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P.O.
Oct 14
Transfer this man - William Henry
[Faint, mirrored bleed-through text from the reverse side of the page, including the date "Oct 14 1825" and the name "William Henry"]

Dr Sir
Lihou, N o 10 th Dec r 1834
I send you enclosed what I hope will be found in conformity with the form sent me to enable me to draw my pension in the state of Ohio in future please inform me if all is correct to enable me to draw respectfully &c Daniel Tyler

Wrentham 21 Aug 1866
Dear Sir,
There is in my County - the widow of David Taylor a Revolutionary Soldier who drew a pension. She states that she was married to him in Hampshire County Mass in 1783 & that he received three years' pay in that state what kind of evidence does your department require of the marriage to enable her to apply for a pension -
Respectfully & in favor of her pension
Yours Truly J. M. D. Russell Mrs

J. H. Markland Sept 29/32

159 Pension Office. 29 th Sept. 1854.
Sir,
The application of Sarah Tyler dec. d widow of Daniel of Ohio, has been received and filed under Act 2. d February 1848.
The Declaration has not been made in open Court before a Court of Record, as required by the rules of this Office. The date of the marriage of Daniel and Sarah has not been proved nor has she been identified as the widow of the pensioned. The evidence is insufficient to fix the date of their deaths.
A. H. Markland Esq. Present.

House of Reps.
Feb 14. 1928
Sir.
Enclosed you will please find the letter of S. J. Dunlop on the subject of the Wilson Tyree claim on the Government.
Will you please give the desired information as soon as the many duties of your office will allow.
Yours Respectfully
J. D. Morris
2000 J. L. Edwards

Piketon Ohio
Oct 16th 1855
Dear Friend Leah H. Parsons
Your letter of the 1st Inst in reply to mine of 18th Sept upon the subject of the claims of the heirs of Daniel & Sarah Tyler and to answers of Pensions since the said Sarah at the time of her death has been read
In the close of your letter you say "See Regulations Enclosed" The regulations referred to did not accompany your letter & have not been read - Please forward them.
In the case of these heirs 3 in No, one or two of these went into open Court, and made such declaration as it was thought was required before the Court, Depositions were then taken proving their kinship. The terms of the will of their Parents the said Daniel & Sarah Tyler, and as it is understood that no record evidence exists in Ashland Co Ohio where the parties claimed to have been married, of their marriage, the family records of Sarah & Daniel Tyler was taken from the family Bible, proven & sent to S.M.

Knight who as stated in my former letter was the Agent of the parties, but from whom no information can be had. I also sent to him the record of the family taken some 25 years ago by one of the daughters & her husband
I know this statement to be true as I prepared the papers myself.
I may be mistaken as to the registered declarations in open Court, but papers of some sort were prepared in open Court.
Please be so kind as to inform me if the family record above referred to are on file, for if there be lost I fear it will be difficult to get along with the case.
I wish to get all the McSperry papers up so as to get the Hon J. R. Emmerick Mun. Elect to carry up, who is to some extent acquainted with the parties to attend to the claim, if McSperry, who carries up Mts
I have the honor to be yours Very Sbt Servt William D. D.

Paris Office.
Oct. 30, 1855.
Sir
I herewith send the form of a declaration under the Act of July 7. 1838. which was accidentally omitted in my letter of the 1 st inst. and have to add, that you are mistaken in supposing that the declaration of the children of Sarah Tyler, died was made in open court. It was made before a Justice of the Peace, and cannot, under the acts be considered. The Fanny Review referred to by you is among the papers, and is deemed satisfactory to show that the marriage took place prior to 1784. All that you that is necessary to perfect the case, is a

Must confess into the records of my bill of the 18 th inst, to my the class. with the promise of the Act of 2 nd February 1898.
Yours S er ly
1898 Feb 18 th
William Odell Esq Piketon, Ohio.

Pension Office, Oct. 1. 1855.
Sir,
In reply to your letter of the 18 th inst. you are informed that the claim of Sarah Sylva, do widow, supposed to be the relict, not the dotal share of her children was not made in your count, thereby  to and in accordance with the regulations under the act of July 7. 1838, which is necessary for the reason that she was not a pensioner at the period of her death, nor has the act set forth said Sarah & her husband Daniel Sylva also, with the names and number of their now surviving children for which a count of pension. If the above regulations are complied with, it will be also necessary before a certificate for the amount of pension can be issued, that an administration on the estate of the said

Such be appointed, the amount of their bond must be stated in the Register, & recorded.
Wm Odell Esq. Oct. 1. 1833.
M rs Odell Esq. Piketon, Pike Co Ohio.

Dear Friend Gerrit P. Smith
Piketon Ohio
April 14th 1856
In compliance with the requests of your letter of 5th ult. upon the claim of the Heirs of Daniel & Sarah Ely and the arrears of Pension due said Sarah at her death I have the honor to send the evidence of the revocation of the letters of Administration to former Admrs and of the appointment of another Admrs which I hope is satisfactory.
In your letter of 5th ult you say "It appears from the report of the 3 d Auditor of the Treasury that Daniel Ely was paid to the 10th Decr 1845 - The present papers state that his death occurred in the previous March. This must be explained." Neither the claimants or myself can account for this difference as to the time of the old Man's death. It must be that the persons by whom his death was proven in the papers upon which the last payment was made were mistaken. We are unable to ascertain the names of these persons, and suppose they can only be ascertained by reference to the papers. It may be if you send me these

None, they could account for the error They committed for the old man Mark undoubtedly died on 10th March 1845 The following is a copy from the inscription upon the Gravestone Standing at the head of his grave
" In Memory of Daniel Tyler Born Feb 18th 1758 died March 10th 1845 "
I wrote short time ago to the Hon J R Emine M c Guinness from the architect in which tracing the documents, lies to look into the case Mr Emine was at the time of his Election to Guinness Peletier judge and some of the papers were prepared before him in behalf of the present documents. I think it is, satisfied the old man died 10th March 1845
May not the 3 d Auditor of the Treasury be mistaken in his report?
If you are not satisfied to take the 10th of March 1845 as the true time of the old man's death and will suggest what sort of explanation will satisfy you We will, if we can, make it

If it will be sufficient I can send you a printed copy from The Frank Stone.
The papers upon which Daniel Lyle was last paid must have been gotten up by his Exrs. who has left the family and the present claimants. Know nothing as to the proofs upon which last payment was made.
If you are not willing to adopt 18th March 1845 as the time of his death we are not willing without further effort on our part to accept of 18th Dec 1845 as the time of his death.
I hope this will be all you Very Resp Sub William Dull

A. H. Markland
Feb 27/53~

Pension Office
February 27, 1855
Sir
The additional proofs filed in support of the claim of the children of Sarah Tyler, deceased, widow of Daniel, of Ohio, under the act of 1848, has been examined.
These proofs do not furnish the certain evidence of the date of the deaths of Daniel Tyler and his widow, required by my letter of the 29 th of September last; nor has a declaration been made by the claimants in open court, before a court of record, as is in that letter required.
Should these defects be remedied, an administrator should be appointed; and his name, with the amount of his bond should be certified to this Office.
A. W. Markland Esq. Present.

Piketon Pike Co Ohio
Sept 18th 1855
Hon J Merritt Censor Pensions
Sir
The Hirs of Daniel Tyler a second Rev L Pison = or late of the Co of Highland & State of Ohio by the death of his widow who was an officer at the time of her death for a Pension and entitled to the money which was now due at the time of her death
Long since I prepared papers for the Hirs together with a power of atty and sent them to Samuel M c Knight Esq of Washington City as their attorney and agent. Mr K informed me that he had submitted the papers long since
I have at the business of the claimants written to him several times and do not need any answer
Please be so good as to inform me how the case stands and give the necessary instructions

for the claimants to obtain their rights.
as we can get no letter from Mr. Knight we know of no other way but to apply to you
I have the honor to be your very obedt servt
William Quill In behalf of Nancy Taylor & others

W. Odell Mch. 5, 1856,

Ohio July 2, 1848
Pension Office,
March 5, 1856.
Sir,
In reply to your letter of the 18 th ultimo, I have to state (in relation to the claim of the surviving children of Sarah Tyler for the arrears of Pension due her at her death) that such arrears must be made payable to the administrator upon her estate; and that if the present administrator is not competent, from any cause, to act, his letter must be revoked, a new one must appointed —
It appears from the report of the 3 d Auditor of the Treasury that Daniel Tyler was paid to 10 th  December 1845 — The present papers state that his death occurred in the previous March — This must be explained —
Very resp y 8c
W m Odell Esqr Piketon Pike Co Ohio/

Piketon. Pike Co Ohio Feb 18th 1856
Hon J Minck Comr Pensions.
Herewith I send you a new declaration made by Sarah Brown & Nancy Tyler children of Daniel & Sarah Tyler and for arrears of Pension which I hope will fill the requirements of your letters of 1st and 30th of last October to me.
The Admr on the widows Estate has left this County. If you cannot issue Certificates for able to see them of the parties claimants we would prefer to be put to the trouble and expense of getting a new Admr appointed to whom as I suppose the Certificate would be payable.
You will please observe that Mrs Brown & Mrs Tyler make all powers attorney heretofore given and requests that. These Certificates be sent to me. as stated in my letter of 18th last left to you Mr Knight has wholly neglected the suit of the parties and never having

under is any or but little seen in the parties I want nothing more to do with him.
I also send you here with the Certificates of the Clerk of the Court of Henrico County Virginia as to the Marriage of Daniel & Sarah Glynn.
I hope this will be your very old but
William Odell
PS
If I am right in supposing that if a certificate for the whole amount can be found to the admr of Sarah Glynn it will in no way be necessary to get them money with the life trouble. We prefer to be at the expense & trouble of having a new admr appointed. We wish the case to take that course least troublesome to us as it has been very troublesome, and one of the heirs lives in Indiana who could get his part from an admr
Odell

Sarah Tyler dec d widow of Daniel Highland Co Ohio
Adm d 2 nd Feb y 1848 $80 a year from 4 th March 1848 to 30 th June 1848 and $96 a year from 1 July 1848, under Jt Resolution of that date, to 20 Dec 1849 when she died
Pay to Thos. H. Brown Adm r . for the benefit of Samuel & Tyler - Nancy Tyler 2 & Joanna Brown 3 or any of them or any others who may be alive.
sent to, W m Odell Esq Piketon Ohio

No 138
Sarah Tyler 2 nd wi- dow of Daniel. Ohio.
A. H. Markland Sept. 1884.
Same Febry 27. 1855
A. Odell Oct. 9. 1855.
Same Oct 30. 1855.
Ach 2 nd Febry 1848.

138
Sarah Tyler dec? Widow of Daniel Ohio
A.H. Harkland 29 Oct
1853 - same Feb 27
1853 - W. Oct 1 Oct 1
1855 - same Oct 30
1855 - same Mch 5/56
2 o Feb 1848

Pension Office, March 3. 1856,
The 3 d Auditor will please certify date of death of within named pensioner, and Christian name of widow , if in his power.
Very respectfully,
R. W. Rae P ro Commissioner
Gibbs
3 d Auditor's Office March 4. 1856.
Sir,
The within named Daniel Tyler, at 1858 Ohio, died 10 Dec r 1845 & his pension has been paid in full to his widow.
Sarah Tyler.
G. M inot Esq.
Commr of Pensions
Very Respectfully Yours Off l Serv t Kingsman Auditor

6380 Ohio State Sarah Taylor dec widow of Daniel
who served in the Revolutionary
war, as a private
Inscribed on the Roll at the rate of 80 Dollars 00.
Cents per annum, to commence on the 4th day of March, 1848. and end 30th June 1848.
Certificate of Pension issued the 1st day of May 1856. and sent to
Mrs Odell Piketon
Recorded on Roll of Pensioners under act February 2, 1848, Page 364. Vol. 4.

15.331 R Virginia
Daniel Tyler of Bedford Co. in the state of Virginia who was a private in the regiment commanded by Colonel Bachman of the Virginia line, for the term of one year and ten months
Inscribed on the Roll of Virginia at the rate of eight Dollars per month, to commence on the 23 rd of August 1819
Certificate of Pension issued the 18 th of October 1819 and sent to Wm. A. Burwell Esq r Lynchburg Va
Arrears to 4th of Sept. 1819 \frac{9}{31} + \frac{1}{30} — 3. 6 Semi-ann. all'ce ending 4 th March 1820 — 48. — $ 51. 6
{ Revolutionary claim, } { Act 18th March, 1818. }
Discontinued

Rev'd Jonathan Calhoun Menn's Gap Liberty, Va. May 21. 1821.

1936 June 1 - O.W. to Mrs. H. Hankenson -
WIDOW, &c.
File No. 4361
Sarah Tyler
Wid.
Daniel Tyler
Port. Rev. War
Act: Foley 3/8/18
Index: — Vol. M , Page 288
[Arrangement of 1870.]

Osage, Iowa May. 16-1936
Veteran's Administration Washington, D.C.
Dear Sirs:
I am looking for material for H. A. R. on Daniel Syle's family.
He was a Revolutionary soldier pensioned on Oct 18. 1818.
He was born Feb. 18-1758
died Mar 10. 1843.
Would you please send me complete data on his pension application.
I shall greatly appreciate this.
Very sincerely,
Netta Haakenson (Mrs H. F. Haakenson)
Osage, Iowa

Ilb Mid. file 4361 Rev. War.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Bureau of Pensions,
Washington, D. C.,
May 5, 1906
Madam: -
In reply to your request for a statement of the military history of Daniel Tyler , a soldier of the REVOLUTIONARY WAR, you will find below the desired information as contained in his (or his widow's) application for pension on file in this Bureau.
   DATES OF ENLISTMENT OR APPOINTMENT. LENGTH OF SERVICE. RANK. OFFICERS UNDER WHOM SERVICE WAS RENDERED. STATE.   CAPTAIN. COLONEL.     March 4, '76 Sam'l. J. Caball Philip Buckner Daniel Morgan Va   dis Feby 20, '78 at Valley Forge, Pa.                                                          
Battles engaged in, Capture of Burgoyne & Sedgehill.
Residence of soldier at enlistment, _____
Date of application for pension, Aug. 28, 1819
Residence at date of application, Bedford Co., Va.
Age at date of application, 61
Remarks: _____
Very respectfully,
Commissioner.

The State of Ohio } Highland County } Court of Probate for said County, ss.
We A. J. Dunlop, and William S. Grove, of lawful age, and residents of said County and State, being first duly sworn in open Court according to law, depose and say, that we were well and intimately acquainted with Daniel Tyler, late of said County and State deceased; that the said Daniel Tyler was a revolutionary pensioner of the United States, at the rate of ninety six (96) dollars per annum, and that he died in the month of March A.D. 1848, leaving surviving his widow, named Sarah Tyler; and that the said widow, Sarah Tyler, also died on the 20 th day of December, A.D. 1849, and that Samuel C. Tyler, Nancy Tyler, and Joanna Brown, late Joanna Tyler, are the only surviving children of the aforesaid Soldier and widow; they further depose and say that they have no interest either direct or indirect in the claim. A. J. Dunlop Wm. S. Grove
Sworn to and subscribed in open court, this 8 th day of August A.D. 1854.
J. R. Emmerick Probate Judge N.C.O.
The State of Ohio } Highland County } Court of Probate for said County, ss.
I, J. R. Emmerick Judge of said Court, which is a court of Record, do hereby certify that I am well acquainted with the above named A. J. Dunlop, and William S. Grove, and know them to be respectable and responsible citizens of the County and State aforesaid, and have no hesitation in saying saying that their statement above is entitled to the fullest respect and belief. I further certify that I have no interest whatever in the success of the above claim.
In testimony whereof, I J. R. Emmerick Judge of said Court, do hereunto affix my name and the seal of said Court at Hillsborough in the County and State aforesaid, this 8 th day of August A.D. 1854.
J. R. Emmerick, Probate Judge N.C.O.

I do hereby certify that Daniel Tyler enlisted himself as a private Soldier in Captain Samuel H. Cabell Company, from the County of Amherst in 1776 the year 1776, which Company joined Col. Buckner Regiment Stationed at Spotsylvania below Williams- burg in the State of Virginia, from thence marched on to the North and joined the Grand Army Commanded by General Washington, from which Army the Company was Detached transferred to Col. Daniel Morgan's Regiment of Rifle-men, which Regiment was sent on to join General Gates - at that time opposed to the British Army Commanded by General Burgoyne. that he was at the surrender of that Army and in many severe Actions, in which he behaved as a Brave & good Soldier, that after the Reduction of that Army, the Regiment returned to the Grand Army - which went into Winter Quarters at Valley Forge in the State of Pennsylvania, Mr. Tyler where he obtained his Discharge - Given under my hand the 18th day of August 1819 -
John Jordan Lieutenant in Capt. Cabell's Company of Rifle-men in the Revolu- tionary War -

At a Probate Court continued and held at the office of the judge of the Probate Court for the County of Highland in the State of Ohio, on the fourth day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty six
In the matter of Sarah Tyler's Estate This day On Motion, and it being made to appear to the satisfaction of the Court that John Stevenson, Administrator on the estate of Sarah Tyler late of Highland County Ohio deceased, has removed from this County and does not attend to the business of settling said estate. It is Ordered that the Letters of Administration heretofore issued to him on said estate be revoked, And it further appearing that there are goods and chattels belonging to said estate of the said Sarah Tyler dec. not heretofore Administered upon. It is further Ordered that Thomas W. Brown be appointed Administrator de bonis non on the estate of the said Sarah Tyler deceased, And it is further Ordered that the said Thomas W. Brown give bond in the penal sum of Nine Hundred dollars with William P. Hughes and Aristed Brady as his securities conditioned according to law. And thereupon the said Thomas W. Brown appeared in open Court accepted said appointment and gave bond accordingly. And Letters de bonis non issued. The Court appoints W. S. Grove, A. J. Durlap and J. R. Hughes to appraise the personal property of said decedent

The State of Ohio } Highland County } S.S.
J. H. Matthews judge of the Probate Court in and for said County do hereby certify that the within and foregoing is a full and true copy of the Orders made and proceedings had in the matter of the estate of Sarah Tyler deceased in said Court on the fourth day of April A.D. 1856 as ap- pears of record in Minutes Orders Book No. 4 pages 507 & 508 in my office
In testimony whereof I have hereunto subscribed my name and affixed the seal of said Court at Hillsborough this 11 th day of April A.D. 1856
J. H. Matthews Probate Judge H. C. O.

Brief in the case of Sarah Tyler dec d Widow of Daniel Highland County and State of Ohio act 2 d Feby 1848
Claim, ("original," or for increase. )
Proof exhibited, (if original.)
Is it documentary, traditional, or supported by rolls? If either, state the substance.
Her husband was pensioned under the Act of 1828 No 20 at $96 a year & died in 1845—
Family Record of births of children, to show marriage before 1794 —
(If documentary.)
Has additional evidence been filed since the admission of the claim? If so, what?
Although married before 1794 she was not entitled to pension under the Act of 1838, because her husband overlived the passage of that Act and she died before March 1831 when Congress relieved widows in her condition of the disability. She was entitled under the Act of 2 d Feby 1848, under which pension, commenced running 4 th March 1848, from which time she was entitled to $80 a year, until 1 st July 1848, when she became entitled to the same amount rec d by her husband, which was $96 a year.
Cohabitation, general reputation of marriage, her identity as the pensioner's widow, his death, her widowhood to her death, her death & the identity of the children claiming, possibly credible witnesses.
Name and residence of Agent
Wm Odell Esq Piketon Ohio
Thomson D. Plett Examining Clerk

Reitae - pen: to com: 24 10 Feb. 1829
Hon. N. H. Claiborne H. R. Feb. 28. 1829

District of Virginia Bedford county ss.
On this 23rd day of February in the year of Christ 1829 personally appeared in Bedford county court being a court of Record Daniel Tyler and made oath to the facts stated in the following declaration in order to be replaced on the pension list as a soldier of the Virginia line on continental establishment, during the revolutionary war who being duly sworn states that he the said Daniel Tyler, heretofore in 1820, under a declaration then made with proofs accompanying the same, was placed on the pension list, & drew his pension once for six months, he was then stricken from the pension list & received the notification herewith filed of that fact, but actually needing the assistance of his country for support, makes the following declaration, that he is seventy years old, that he enlisted on the 4th of March 1776 for 2 years in Amherst County Va. under Capt Saml. J. Cabell, served under Col Buchanan in the 6th Va. Regt on continental establishment, and afterwards under Col Daniel Morgan in his rifle regiment and was in two battles, at the taking of Burgoyne, & in several skirmishes & some other battles in New Jersey names not recollected he was in the Army at head Quarters, under his original enlistment as a soldier at White Marsh in Pa was in a battle near there, thinks it was called battle of Cherna's ridge, that he was honorably discharged, Valley Forge Pa on 20th Feby 1778. Some time after the war he gave his discharge to Col David Saunders, to enable him to draw some arrears of pay, & never recd it back, & does not know what became of it, that on his former application for a pension he forwarded, with his declaration the affidavits of Col John Jordan, of Albemarle, which is no doubt now in the War or Pension Office, that he was a resident citizen of Bedford County Va. on the 18th March 1818 and has ever since resided in said County, that he has not since the 18th March 1818, either by gift sale or in any other manner, disposed of his property or any part thereof, with any intention thereby to diminish it as to bring himself 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 on the 18th March 1818 or May 1820 or any subsequent act of Congress, relating to the same subject, that he has not nor has any other person, in trust for him any property, securities contracts, or debts due to him, nor has he any income other than is contained in the schedule hereto annexed by him subscribed. That he has a wife living with him 65 or 66 years old near July, who is weakly & infirm & two daughters one about 20 years old & the other about 22 years old (Schedule). He owns 100 acres of land which does not exceed 2 dollars per acre in value, he does not believe he would get more than half that for it $ 200.00    2 horses worth $20 each  One blind  40.00    2 cows & calves worth $8 each  & 1 yearling $4  20.00    3 hogs worth $3 each, 10 pigs worth $2.  & 2 shoats worth $2  13.00  

  12 sheep worth $1.75 each  $15.00    Household furniture not worth over  10.00    Plantation tools and utensils not worth over  8.00  
That he is very infirm has lost one eye, & is in such indigent circumstances in life, as to need the assistance of his country for support. That he is induced to make this application from his necessities and want of support & from being lately informed, by some friends that some new regulations have lately taken place, at the War and Pension Office of the United States more favorable to Revolutionary soldiers who possess some property. He prays a reference to his former declaration for Col. G. Jordans evidence of his services, not knowing whether Col. Jordan is yet living.
The court doth order it to be certified that in the opinion of the court the estimate of the property in the above schedule is not too low and that the said Daniel Ayler stands in need of the assistance of his country.
In testimony whereof I, Governor Winfield Scott clerk of the said Court have hereunto subscribed my name and affixed the seal of the said Court at office this 24th day of February A.D. 1829 and at the Command of the said Court.  Winfield Scott

dep d Jan. 28. 1834
Free
Genl M H Claiborne House Representatives Washington City

Virginia Bedford County to wit
This say Daniel Tyler of the county & state aforesaid (aged to all appearances over seventy years of whom I have known personally for many years past) personally appeared before me a justice of the peace for the County aforesaid & made oath in due form of law that he is the same Daniel Tyler to whom an original pension certificate issued from the war office of the United States at Washington City placing him on the pension roll of the pensioners of the United States late in the year of 1828 or early in the year of 1829 he cannot tell which that he shortly thereafter was notified from the war office that his name was stricken from the roll of pensioners of the United States by some change in the rules & regulations in such cases & that he was notified in February or March 1829 that his name was restored to the pension roll & that the original notification or certificate aforesaid is lost or mislaid that he does not know where it is & cannot find it nor did he consider it of any value after he was notified as aforesaid that his name was stricken from the said roll & he cannot now draw his pension at Richmond in Va for want of said original pension certificate or a duplicate thereof, & makes this affidavit to procure a duplicate given under my hand at the county aforesaid this 22 nd day of Jan y 1831
Armistead Blye Justice of the Peace Bedford County
Mr Edwards will please send a duplicate certificate to Daniel Tyler directed to Liberty Bedford County Va is obliged Nathl Blackburne

State of Virginia Bedford County to wit
This say William Cook att d at law of the county & state aforesaid came personally before me a justice of the peace for the county aforesaid & made oath that to the best of his recollection he received some where about two years ago & probably a little more that length of time ago an original pension certificate from the war office of the United States enclosed to him by Nathl N. H. Claiborne of house representatives of U States. annexed to the placing Daniel Tyler of the county aforesaid on the pension roll as a soldier of the Revolutionary war. That he showed the same to said Daniel Tyler & gave it to him. That the said Daniel Tyler afterwards in some short time informed this respondent I showed him a notification that his name was stricken from the pension roll as a pensioner of the United States. That said Daniel Tyler informs him now & has so informed him several times lately that he is confident he left said original pension certificate in this respondent's hands when first received order for him to make out & prepare his papers to draw a pension which same fell due. This respondent thinks it highly probable it was left with him & thinks it most probable after the notification that said Tyler was stricken from the pension roll that said original certificate was destroyed or thrown away as of no value. That he does not know where it is or what has become of it given under my hand this 22 nd day of January 1838 A. O'Leary
I certify that Armstead O'Leary is a justice of peace for Bedford Co. I know him well & the regard the foregoing The. I do believe the signatures to be his. The body of the affidavits are in my opinion in the handwriting of May Wm Cook one of the affiants - and a respectable

Dear Mr H. Claiborne
please I pray you carry the annexed affidavits to the War office & if possible and in a duplicate of the original pension certificate issued by the present secretary of war of my being placed on the pension list... as I cannot draw one out without it as Ruhrmann as Mr St. Leflunh even if our solicitor informs me. I fear I shall not succeed to draw one and also I so much need it. your early attention will greatly oblige. your friend & etc. etc. Daniel Tyler
W m M. Cook
Liberty 22 nd Long 1831
lawyer living at Bedford county Va N. H. Claiborne Washington 28 th Jan y 1831