Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File Wt. 1131-200, for Samuel Jefferds

SERVICE
NUMBER
Crane's Regt. Artillery
Jefferds, Samuel
W th 1131-200 Lt. No papers.
CONTENTS
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June 19 th 1925-
Dear Sir
Could you give me any information in regard to the date of Samuel Jefferde marriage I dont know weather he or his Wife had a pension or not - he was born in Boston in 1752 and Died 1804 entered the Revolution

as Sergeant in Knox regiment Continental artillery Feb 1779 and was 1 st Lieutenant on George Washington staff and served until 20 th June 1784
I think they were married about 1788 in Phillipstown back of Peekskill
Samuel Jefferd Thamer Warren
I am anxious to join the LOASR. and have

all the record but just - the date of their marriage it tells in the history of Putnam too he was married four years after the war but - no date and one of the members of the D.A.R. said she got her record from the Pension office. so I thought - perhaps you could help me out -

Thank you in advance Yours very truly
Mrs C. V. Ottinger 203 Van Dyke st. Yonkersville Staten Island

16. T. 4. Portsmouth, Ohio, Rec. Sec.
May 31, 1916.
Commissioner of Pensions, Department of Interior, Washington, D. C.:-
Please send me a copy of what your records have for the Revolutionary service of Samuel Jeffords as sergeant, 2nd. lieutenant, and 1st lieuten- ant in the Continental Artillery of Mass. Am not sure but think he drew a pension - as he gave such long service.
Very sincerely,
Mrs. Agnes B. Roe.
#826 Third St.