Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File W 18086, for Timothy Hutton, New York

SERVICE
New York
Hutton, Timothy Elizabeth
NUMBER
W 18086
CONTENTS
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Albany 3272
Elizabeth Hutton
widow of Timothy Hutton
who died on the 10. October 1824 of Schoharie Co. in the State of N. York who was a Lieut in the company commanded by Captain _____ of the regt. commanded by Col. Willett in the N. York Series line for 10 months & 13 days
Inscribed on the Roll of Albany at the rate of 138 Dollars 90 Cents per annum, to commence on the 4th day of March, 1831.
Certificate of Pension issued the 27. day of March 1840 and sent to Thomas Machin, Sloanville, N.Y.
  Arrears to the 4th of March 1840  1260.10    Semi-annual allowance ending 1st Sept. "  69.45        $1329.55  
{ Revolutionary Claim, Act July 4, 1836, Section the 3 — }
Recorded by D. Brown Clerk, Book A. Vol. 2. Page 209
Libt. J. Machin apl 23. 1840. Dr. Hon. A. Vanderpoel 13 May '40 to S. Holstein 12. Aug. 1840

New York No. 3272.
Elizabeth Hutton, dec d widow of Timothy Hutton who died on the 10 th Octo. 1824 of Schoharie in the State of N. York who was a Lieut. in the Co. commanded by Captain N.Y. of the Reg commanded by Col. Willett in the N. Y. line for 17 mo. 26 days.
Increased from $138.90
Inscribed on the Roll of Albany, N.Y. at the rate of 248 Dollars 10 Cents per annum, to commence on the 4th day of March, 1831, and end 21 st Sept. 1831, when she died.
Certificate of Pension issued the 1 day of Octo. 1846 and sent to Hon. B.R. Wood, Albany, N.Y.
Arrears to the 4th of Semi-annual allowance ending
5 payable Children see back.
{ Revolutionary Claim, Act July 4, 1836, Section the 3 d
Recorded by J. H. Wood Clk Book C. Vol. 1. Page 117
Payable to Geo, Wm and Isaac Hutton, Garrison Coons and Elizabeth Babcock, only sur- viving children.
Rep:
Yell. to Wm Valentine, Octo. 16. 46.

Payment to be made at Albany by J. M. Allcott Agent for paying Pen- sioners, in the Agency of
New York
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Recorded in the Pension Office, in Book C Vol. 1. Page - by _____
D. H. Wood Clerk.
Duplicate.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
REVOLUTIONARY CLAIM.
I certify that, in conformity with the 3d section of the law of the United States, of the 4th of July, 1836, Elizabeth Hutton, dec. late of New York — widow of Timothy Hutton — who was a Lieutenant in the N. Y. Legion, and died 10th Octo. 1824; and was pensioned at the rate of $138.90/100, is now increased to be entitled to receive Two hundred Forty Eight dollars and Ten cents per annum during the time she may remain unmarried, commencing on the 4th March 1831 —
and payable semi-annually on the 4th of March and 4th of September, ending 23rd Sept. 1844, when she dies; payable to George, William and Isaac Hutton, Harriet Coons & Eliz. Babcock, only chil d ; Given at the War Office of the United States, this First day of October one thousand eight hundred and forty Six.
Secretary of War.
Examined and } Countersigned. }
Commissioner of Pensions.
Duplicate.

Declaration Act 1836

State of New York } County of Schoharie }
On this 26 th day of August one thousand eight hundred and forty six before me John Osterhout a Justice of the Peace in and for said county personally appeared George Hutton of Carlisle, in the county & State aforesaid, who being first duly sworn according to law doth on his oath make the following Declaration in order to obtain an increase of pension which he has been informed & believes, was due his mother Elizabeth Hutton deceased and as he has also been informed & believes, is now due the children under the Act of July 4 th 1836. That he is one of the children of Elizabeth Hutton deceased who was a pensioner of the United States under the aforesaid Act. That his mother the aforesaid Elizabeth Hutton died on the twenty first day of September one thousand eight hundred and forty four, and at the time of her death left her surviving the following named children viz George Hutton (the Declarant) William Hutton, Isaac Hutton, Harriet Coons, & Elizabeth Babcock that they are her only surviving children and each of them are over twenty one Years of age. That his mother the aforesaid Elizabeth Hutton died in the county of Schoharie and State of New York at the time above stated. Declarant further saith that he now makes this declaration in behalf of the children of the said Elizabeth Hutton, in support of which claim he refers the pension Department to the proofs on file in connection with that which may hereafter be furnished by his Agent William Valentine of Albany N.Y. Subscribed & Sworn to before me } this 26 th day of August 1846
John Osterhout Justice of the Peace } George Hutton The name "Elizabeth Babcock" written } on an erasure before execution.
John Osterhout Justice of the Peace
I hereby certify that I am personally acquainted with George Hutton above named. That he is a person in whom the most implicit confidence may be placed & that he is the identical person above named and I have the most implicit confidence in the above Declaration as therein set forth — John Osterhout Justice of the Peace

State of New York County of Schoharie ss Surrogates Court.
On this 26 th day of August one thousand eight hundred and forty six. It was proved by the adduction of testimony satisfactory to said Court. That Elizabeth Hutton a pensioner of the United States, died on the twenty first day of September in the Year one thousand eight hundred & forty four, And at the time of her death, left her surviving the following named children viz George Hutton, William Hutton, Isaac Hutton, Harriet Coons, and Elizabeth Babcock. That they are her only surviving children, and each of them are over twenty one Years of age.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the official Seal of said Court at Cobleskill in said County the day & Year first above written.
Demetrius Laughe

STATE OF NEW YORK, Schoharie County Clerk's Office, ss.
I THOMAS McARTHUR, Clerk of the said county, do hereby certify that John Osterhout Esq. - before whom the annexed affidavit purports to have been sworn, was on the day of the date of the Jurat to the said affidavit a Justice of the Peace in and for the said county, that I am well acquainted with the hand-writing of the said John Osterhout - and verily believe that his name signed to the said Jurat is his proper hand-writing. Given under my hand and the seal of the said county, this 26th — day of August , 1846.
Thos. McArthur Clerk.

Further proof in the case of Elizabeth Hutton the widow of Lieutenant Timothy - Hutton deceased
by Thomas Machin of Sloansville Schoback Co New York
Hon. A Vanderpool H.R.
HR

State of New York of } The County of Schoharie } Town of Cobleskill - }
+ Further Testimony in the case of Elizabeth Hutton the Widow of Late Timothy Hutton Deceased On this twenty fifth day of February one thousand eight hundred and Forty personally appeared before Me the under- signed a Justice of the Peace of the Town of Cobleskill in the County of Schoharie. Isaac Hutton a resident of the Town of Cobleskill in the County of Schoharie of the age forty years and nine Months was born on the 22 nd May 1799. Who being first duly sworn according to Law doth on his oath make the following Statement that he has now in his possession the Bible which was the Bible of Timothy Hutton Senior Deceased. That my Mother John Hutton gave to My Father Timothy Hutton about four years before we removed from Charleston to Sharon and seven years before My Father's Death which was the 10 th October 1824. That My Father Timothy Hutton got Isaac Duderkirk to Transcribe from his old Family Record in the new Bible which was done in the presence of My Father Timothy Hutton and in Myne also - and the annexed Sheet of life is the same now taken from said Bible and is in the hand Writing of Isaac Duderkirk who then res- ided in Charleston and has since removed to the West the place of his residence is unknown to me if living. The life annexed has on the top page 677. in figures on that page is my birth & marriage with Elizabeth Carlisle in My hand writing at the bottom is in figures 86. & 4 and the letter R - on the other side page 678. and the annexed life contains the Family Record of Timothy Hutton Deceased except the Death of his first Wife. Same Hutton who departed this life the 18 th of February. 1781. That My Mother Elizabeth Hutton has remained a Widow and has not been Married since the Death of her husband. and that she now resides in the Town of Carlisle with My Brother George Hutton The life of the Bible now in My possession contains the true Record according to the old Record which My Father gave to My Brother Samuel Hutton and the annexed signed by Me this day is taken from the Bible which My Father Timothy Hutton gave to Me about four years before his Death - and I further State

That I have allways resided in Charleston. Shawan Carlisle and Coburskill and That My Father Timothy Hutton removed from Albany County before My birth and have allways under stood that he was an officer and served to the close of the revolutionary war and that he was a Lieutenant in Wilts Regiment. and further This Deponant sayeth not
Sworn & subscribed the 25 th day of Feb y 1846. before me
Isaac Hutton
Jacob L. Lawyer Justice of the Peace
I do hereby certify that I have been acquainted with Isaac Hutton Ten years and know him to be a Respectful inhabitant and a man Entitled to full credit and belief
Jacob L. Lawyer Justice of the Peace
State of New York County of Schoharie ss. I William H. Hotten Clerk of the said County, Do certify that Jacob L. Lawyer before whom the preceding Affidavits purports to have been sworn, was, at the date of the same, a Justice of the peace in and for the said County, and that I am acquainted with his hand writing, and merely believe his name subscribed to the said affidavits to be his proper hand writing, and signature Witness my hand and seal of Office this 27 th day of February 1846 William H. Hotten Clerk.

FAMILY RECORD.
BIRTHS.
Timothy Hutton sen d was born Nov. 1 th . 24. A.D. 1746 Feb. 11. 1776 Timothy Hutton sein d married to Jane McChernery our first son John Hutton was born Dec. 28. A.D. 1775 2 nd son Samuel Hutton was born Jan. 9 th . A.D. 1777 3 rd son Timothy Hutton jun. was born Nov. 2 nd . A.D. 1780 Next Birth ch. by the 2 nd wife first son William Hutton was born Nov. 24. A.D. 1783 Jane Hutton was born March 3. A.D. 1785 2 nd son George Hutton was born May 3. A.D. 1787 2 nd d. Harriet Hutton was born April 13. A.D. 1789 3 rd d. Elizabeth Hutton was born March 12. A.D. 1791.
BIRTHS.
3 rd son Christopher Hutton was born Feb. 21. A.D. 1793 4 th son Isaac Hutton was born July 28. A.D. 1795 5 th d. Hester Hutton was born May 12. A.D. 1797 4 th son Isaac Hutton was born May 22. A.D. 1799 The mother of above children Elizabeth delaine was born Oct. 24 th . A.D. 1760

FAMILY RECORD.
MARRIAGES.
MARRIAGES.
Timothy Hutton sein: was married to Elizabeth deline July 13 th 1782
Isaac Hutton was born
May 24 A.D. 1799
Isaac Hutton was married to Elizabeth Carlisle
January 26 A.D. 1822
Elizabeth Carlisle
was born September
23 A.D. 1799
Isaac Hutton February 25 - 1848

State of New York of } on this twenty fifth day of February one The County of Schoharie } - Thousand eight hundred and Forty - Town of Cobleskill } personally appeared before me the under signed a Justice of the Peace of the Town of —
— Cobleskill in the County of Schoharie. George Hutton a resident of the Town of Carlisle in the County of Schoharie of the age of fifty two years and nine months was born on the 3 rd May 1827 — who being first duly sworn according to Law doth on his oath make the following Statement that the annexed leaf containing the Family Record of Timothy Hutton is taken from the Bible which belonged to My Father Timothy Hutton De d that I was not present when it was transcribed by Isaac Vanderkirk but My Father has told Me he had it done and the Bible now with My Brother Isaac Hutton is the same that My Father had and the leaf marked A with the page [677] and on the bottom in figures 86. — — 4. B.R. signed Isaac Hutton February 25. 1840 is taken from the Bible which belonged to Timothy Hutton De d and is the true Family Record of My Father — Timothy Hutton De d and that My Father Timothy Hutton removed from Charleston to Sharon in April 1822 and then to Carlisle where he died on the 10 th October 1824 and that My Mother Elizabeth Hutton the widow of Timothy Hutton now resides with Me in Carlisle — and that I have heard My Father say that he had served in Col. Willets Regiment and was a commissioned officer and served to the close of the Revolutionary War and that he was a Lieutenant, and that I never knew any other Timothy Hutton that served in the army of the revolutionary war except My Father Timothy Hutton above referred to - and further this Deposition saith not George Hutton
I do hereby certify that I have been acquaint- -ed with George Hutton, fifteen years and know Him to be a Respectful inhabitant, and a man entitled to full credit and belief — David L. Lawrence Justice of the Peace

State of New York of the County of Schoharie and Town of Carlisle } ss on this Eleventh day of May one thousand eight hundred and thirty nine personally appeared before the undersigned a Justice of the Peace in and for the County of Schoharie Elizabeth Hutton a resident of the Town of Carlisle in the County of Schoharie and State of New York Who being first duly sworn according to Law doth on her oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the provision made by the act of Congress passed July 4 th 1836 — that She was Born on the 24 th day of October 1760 and is in the Seventy ninth year of her age that She is the Widow of Timothy Hutton who was an Ensign in Capt s Henry Othoutts Company in Philips P Schuyler Regiment of Militia for the County of Albany and was promoted to Lieutenant in the year 1780 in the same Regiment and in 1781 was appointed Lieutenant in a Regiment of Levies under Colonel Merinus Willett of the State of New York — and that he served the most of his time during the Revolutionary War and was at Schoharie and on the Mohawk River and at the taking of Burgoyne at Saratoga and that I saw him on duty with his Company in Schenectady the year before We were Married (which was 1781) and that I then understood that he was an officer in Willetts Regiment but I cannot state the time he served in the different expeditions but from the knowledge I have and from what I understood from My husband and others that he served the greatest part of the time She further declares that She was Married to the said Timothy Hutton on the thirteenth day of July 1782 in the City of Schenectady by Rev d . Mr. Vrooman and that there is now living that was present at My Marriage and that My husband the aforesaid Timothy Hutton died on the tenth day of October 1824 and that I have remained a Widow ever since that period and that we lived in the Town of Wartenfeet till after the War and then removed

Near Troy, and about 1796 removed to Charleston in Montgomery County, and a bout twenty years after to the Town of Sharon in Schoharie and then to Carlisle where My husband Timothy Hutton died and that I have had nine Children, four Sons and five daughters by Timothy Hutton, and I further swear that I am not able to attend personally in court by reason of bodily weakness and infirmity, all which will more fully appear by reference to the proof hereto annexed
In presence of Henry J. Noack
his Elizabeth Hutton Mark
Sworn to and subscribed to this Eleventh day of May 1839 before Me and I further Certify that I have been well acquainted with Elizabeth Hutton for a bout twenty years and also was acquainted with Timothy Hutton and that they lived together as Man & Wife and that she is the Widow of the said Timothy Hutton who lived in the Town of Sharon and in Carlisle until his death in 1824 and has remained a Widow since the death of her husband and I further certify that she is a highly respectable and entitled to full credit & belief and is unable to attend court from bodily infirmity
Sworn
Henry J. Noack Justice Peace And Commissioner

State of New York of the Town of Summit in the County of Schoharie } ss On this tenth day of May 1839. Personally appeared before the undersigned a Justice of the Peace for the County of Schoharie Samuel M c Canna Resident of the Town of Summit in the County of Schoharie and State of New York Who being first duly sworn according to Law doth on his oath make the following Statement that he was Born on the Seventeenth day of March 1764 and is in the Seventy Sixth year of his age and that he Resided in the Town of Watervliet during the Revolutionary War and a good five years after the close of the War and that I was well acquainted with Timothy Hutton before the War and Resided within four Miles of Said Timothy Hutton during the War of the Revolution and that I was at the taking of Burgoyne at Saratoga and that I saw Timothy Hutton there and that he was an officer in Philip P o Schuyler Reg- -ment and that Hutton was at Schoharie with My Father and that Hutton was a Lieutenant in Colonel Merinus Willett Regiment and from My own knowledge and from what I understood from others that Timothy Hutton served during the whole of the War in the Militia and the Levies on the different expeditions when called upon and that I was frequently at his house to cut wood for his Family while he was out on duty at Schoharie on the Mohawk River at Yorts Plain & Hunter and other places but I can not state the full time that Timothy Hutton served but I well remember that he served the most of the time and was from

None the Wrote of the time and that Timothy Hutton Married to Elizebeth Deline before the Close of the War and in the year 1882 and that they lived together as Man and Wife from that time untill his Death about fourteen years ago and that I never knew any other Person that was in the Army by the Name of Timothy Hutton but that said Timothy Hutton a love stated and that he after the War Resided in Charleston Montgomery County and in Schoharie County and that his Widow now Resides in Carlisle Schoharie County and further this deponent saith not Samuel M c Com
Sworn to and Subscribed to this tenth day of May 1889 before Me and I further certify I have been well acquainted with Samuel M c Com for about twenty years or upwards and that he is intitled to full belief and has sustained a reputable character and a respectable inhabitant Watson Orr Justice

Rev.&1812 Wars Section. ADY
September 21, 1944, leaving the following children: George Horton, William Horton, Isaac Horton, Harriet Horton and October 21, 1929. Edward Horton.
Mina Tillapaugh Simpkins, Carlisle, New York.
Dear Madam:
I advise you that from the papers in the Revolution- ary War pension claim, W. 18086, it appears that Timothy Hutton was born November 24, 1746, place not stated. and while residing in Watervliet, New York he enlisted in 1777 and was an Ensign in Captain Henry Oothoudt's Company, Colonel Philip P. Schuyler's New York Regiment. He was commissioned a Lieu- tenant in Captain Henry Ostrum's Company in same regiment, and was also a Lieutenant in Colonel Marinus Willett's Regi- ment and served to close of war. He was at the taking of Burgoyne.
He died in Carlisle, New York, October 10, 1824. Soldier married February 11, 1778 Jane McChesney. She died February 18, 1781. He married July 13, 1782 in Scho- nectady, New York, Elizabeth Deline, who was born October 24, 1760. She was allowed pension on her application ex- ecuted May 11, 1839, while a resident of Carlisle, Schoharie County, New York. She died in Schoharie County, New York

September 21, 1844, leaving the following children: George Hutton, William Hutton, Isaac Hutton, Harriet Coons and Elizabeth Babcock.
Children by first wife:
John born December 28, 177-? Samuel " January 9, 1777? Timothy " November 2, 1780.
Children by second wife:
She alleged she had nine children, four sons and five daughters.
William born November 24, 1783. Jane " March 3, 1785. George " May 3, 1787. Harriet " April 13, 1789. Elizabeth " March 13, 1791. Christopher " February 21, 1793. Isaac " July 28, 1795. Hester " May 12, 1797.
The family record also shows that Isaac, born May 22 or 24, 1799, one of the sons of Timothy and Elizabeth Hutton, was married January 26, 1822 to Elizabeth Carlisle, who was born September 23, 1799.
The Revolutionary War records of this bureau fail to afford any information in regard to Christopher Hutton as described by you.
Very truly yours,
EARL D. CHURCH, Commissioner.

20 2
Rev
WIDOW, &c.
to Mrs Mrs. R.
File No. 18086
Elizabeth Hutton Widow of Timothy Hutton Lieut Genl War
Act July 4 th 86
Index: Vol. 1 , Page 35-8
[Arrangement of 1870.]
July - 3 - 191 Anson I. Nutt Albin Nj.
1905 Dec 30 - History Henry E. Shinaman. 1912 May 2 Hist. to Mrs. R. H. Allen V.L.H. 1915 Apr. 27 Hist to bks R. Hutton 1923 Oct. 2 Hist to J.E. McClan 1929 Oct. 21 Hist. to mine Tillapaugh Simpkins

Increase
Elizabeth Hutton acd Widow of Timothy NY
at 4 July 1836
Amd 17 mo 26 day Sent $ 248 00 per Ann
from 4 March 1831 to 21 st Sept 1844. Payable to Bro. Hutton William Hutton, Isaac Hutton Hannah Corns, and Elizabeth Babeock only surviving Children deducting what has been paid at the rate of $138 75 per Ann.
Rev B. R. Wood Albany N.Y.

4613
5 July 2 nd 1833 July 4. 1833
ms.
Elizabeth
Stearns Valley Free
James L Edmund
Pension office
Washington

N. York
Eliz. Hutton
mt. to Thos. Machin's Oct. 1839
to Hon. A. Vandepol 12 Feb. 1840
to same 7 March 1840.
Act. July 1836

Elizabeth Hutton N.Y. act. 4 July, 1836. p 138 90 pnam widow of Timothy } }
To what time was the last paid?
Pension Office Sept. 29. 1846 } }
G. C. A.
Died 21 st Sept. 1844. paid to her death in full.
B. J. B.

Mar 25. 1840
Free
Mr.
Minister Elizabeth
James L. Edwards Esq. Pension office Washington City
Shaw m ts P. Wash g

Sloans Ville. March 20 th 1840
Sir
I received your favour of the 7 th inst nt through the politeness of the Hon ble A. Vanderpool in which you state the proof in the case of Elizabeth Hutton is satisfactory and that 10. months & 3 days is allowed for the services of her husband. Timothy Hutton as a Lieutenant. and If decided to except a pension for that term. a certificate will be issued accordingly by If that is all can be allowed her under the proof now before you. but believing you are willing to extend the most favourable construction in the case. and will do all that can be done for the Widow of a Meritorious officer that served his Country faithfully I therefore request you to send me the Certificate in the case of Elizabeth Hutton. as soon as may be convenient to you and you will much oblige me very humbly and
James I. Edwards Esq r
Thomas Mackin agent of Elizabeth Hutton
Sloans Ville Schoharie Co N.Y.

March 20 th 1840-
Sir
Permit me to inform of your Mother a power of Attorney from Elizabeth Hutton executed last May 1839. and acknowledged before a Justice of the Peace and in the presence of one other Witness will be sufficient for me to draw the Money that may now be due her or must it be executed so as prior to the time of drawing first Money as in case of half yearly interest if you have any blank Powers of Attorney I wish you to have the good- ness to send me one and you will much oblige me by so doing.
I have the Honor to be Very Respectfully Your obedt Servt - Thomas Mackin Sloans Ville Schoharie & County
James L Edwards Esq:

after 23. 1840
Free)
Eliz. Hutton Mrs
James L. Edwards Esq.
Pension office
Washington City
Shawville April 20th
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Sloan's Hill April 18 th 1840
Sir
I on the 1 st Instant Received from you the Pension Certificate of Elizabeth Hutton Widow of Timothy Hutton &c.
I called on the paying agent at Albany J. W. Olcott Esq. to receive the amount due but he informed me that you had not sent the counter or other Certificate to place him on his Books Nor that they could not pay here until they received it from you. I have been to the Expense and time to travel 80 Miles (is) to and from Albany which if you had given me of would have saved me $6.00. Expense
I now wish you to forward it to the office believing that you must have from the Dept of Pensions omitted it - or if any other cause please to let me know and you will much oblige Yours Very humble Servant James S. Edwards Esq. Hon. Machine

Oct 8 '46
Eliz Hutton Myrtle
V.
IN BOAT
J
J. G. Edwards Esq Counsel of Pensioners Washington
3272 / 3714. 7m

Albany N.Y. Oct 5 th 1846
Sir
I have this day rec d , through the medium of the Hon. Bradford R. Wood, a pension certificate dated the first Inst t , in the case of the children of Elizabeth Hutton, increased from $138 75 to $248.10 pr Annum.
The Comptroller's Certificate exhibited $204.1.0. for services performed by her husband Timothy Hutton, St
Permit me to enquire if there was not an error, or if the allowance should not have been $255.06 instead of $248.10 pr Annum. The one half of $204.1.0 is $255.06. If such is the fact, or in other words, if there was an error, please inform me & I will return the Pension certificate for correction.
I am Yours, very respectfully Wm Valentine
J. S. Edwards Esq Comm r of Pensions Washington

J L Edwards Esq, Pension office Washington DC

DSii
Can you give me an explanation of the within matter which will fit Mr Mackie's conscience at rest. Please return the enclosed letter with your answer to me
Yours truly
A. Vandepark
J. L. Edwards Esq.

Hon. J. L. Edwards Chairman of Pensions Washington. D. C.

Albany. 28 Aug. 1846.
Rev J. L. Edwards Sir Sir
May I call your Attention to the accompanying paper and MS. Yours Sir Sir P. R. Wood

Letter
To J. S. Edwards Esq

Albany N.Y. August 28 th 1846
Sir
Enclosed is the Declaration and proof in the application of the children of Elizabeth Hutton , deceased, for the increase of pension which was due their mother.
Should any further evidence be requisite as to the date of her death it may be found at the 3  Auditors Office, in the returns of this Agency, of the first quarter of 1845. The balance due her from the 4 th to 21 st of September 1844, the day of her death, having been paid to George Hutton, the Executor, and Declarant in this application.
I am Yours very respectfully W m Valentine
J. S. Edwards Esq Counsel of Pensioners Washington

Allans 20 Sept. 1846
Rev James L Edwards Comm of Pension
Dear Sir
About a month since I forwarded to Washington some pension papers in the case of the children of Elizabeth Nutton on behalf of one of my constituents. It is desirable to know the result of that application
Yours sincerely
Very Respectfully
Yrs. d. - h. R.
B. R. Wood

State of New York of the Town of Root in the County of Montgomery } Is on this eight day of April 1839 personally appeared before the under signed a Justice of the Peace for the County of Montgomery. Philip Hemstreet a resident of the Town of Root in the County of Montgomery and State of New York Who being first duly sworn according to to Law doth on his oath Make the following statement That he was born in the year 1751 as appears from the Register of Baptism belonging to the Protestant Reformed Dutch Chyrl of the City of Schenectady and is in the eighty eighth year of his age that he was well acquainted with Timothy Hutton before the Revolutionary War and that he then resided in the Town of Water Vleed near the Cohase Falls and that where at the taking of Burgoyne but not in the same company but in the same Brigade and that he saw Timothy Hutton during the battle and after Burgoyne surrendered and after they left Saratoga the next year Timothy Hutton was an Ensign in Philip P. Schuyler Regiment and that they were ordered to Schobane and they both belonged to the same company commanded by Henry Ostrum Captain and that they were at the lower fort in the Stone Church in Schobane one month and then they then went to Fort Hunter on the Mohawk River and then to Fort Plain then they returned home then they were ordered to Schobane and was stationed at the Middle Fort but how long he does not recollect and stayed at the Fort till they was relieved and he well recollects that Timothy Hutton acted as an officer and that he was and from the knowledge he has and from what he under- stood that Timothy Hutton was promoted to Lieutenant in Willets Regiment of New York Lines and that he served the most of the time in the different expeditions to the close of the war and has knew him when he resided in Charleston and in Carlisle in Schobane County until his death about fourteen years ago and that he never knew any other person by the name of Timothy Hutton that was in the army during the Revolutionary War -

and that he now resides within half a mile of his son George Hutton and that the Widow of Timothy Hutton now lives with her son George Hutton and that her given name is Elizabeth - and is the same Family that lived in Waterford in the County of Albany in the War of the Revolutions and also that Timothy Hutton and Elizabeth his Widow lived together as man and wife before the close of the War and further the deponent saith not and he further states that from his bodily infirmity he is not able to attend in court - { in the 3 rd line the word Christ included }
In presence of Thomas Markin }
Philip his Hemsstreet Marks
Sworne to and subscribed to by making his marks the day & year first above written and I further certify that I am well acquainted with Philip Hemsstreet above twenty five years and that his whole testimony is full belief as a witness - Harvey Lydon Justice

State of New York of the County of Montgomery and Town of Glen } On this ninth day of April 1839 personally appeared before the undersigned a Justice of the Peace for the County of Montgomery. John S. Lansing a Resident of the Town of Glen in the County of Montgomery and State of New York who being first duly sworn according to Law doth on his oath make the following Statement that he was born in the year 1765 and is in the seventy fourth year of his age that he was well acquainted with Timothy Hutton from the time I was ten years old and lived during the Revolutionary War within three quarters of a mile of the said Timothy Hutton, and that he was at the taking of Burgoyne at Saratoga with My Brother Jacob S. Lansing and that he was an officer and that Hutton was an officer after the taking of Burgoyne and that Timothy Hutton served in the army till the close of the war and that he married his Wife before the close of the war and that I have known Timothy Hutton and Elizabeth his Wife lived together as Man and Wife even since the close of the War on the year 1782 and that I removed to Charleston the place where I now reside in the year 1794 and that two or three years after Hutton and his Wife and Family removed to Charleston and lived for about twenty years within five miles and then on a bout that time he removed to Sharon and then to Carlisle where Hutton died about thirteen or fourteen years ago. and that when I first knew Hutton I lived in the Town of Waterkill Albany County and lived there until I removed to Charleston with plans in Glen. and from my own knowledge and as I understood from others that Timothy Hutton was and during the War and that he was a Lieutenant in Willets Regiment and have often seen him on duty and with My Brother Jacob S. Lansing - and that I never knew any other Timothy Hutton during the War, but the one above stated and that his Widow is now living in Carlisle with her

Son George Hutton who I have known from his childhood to this time and they are the same family I knew in Waverly for the whole time and that I have been well acquainted with Philip Hutton in the Revolutionary war and that he lived in Waverly or near the Cohoes place and that he was in the army and since that time has lived in Poot and is still living then do I have been informed and I further state that Timothy Hutton was a Ensign and a Lieutenant in Col. Philips P Schuyler Regiment - and further this deponent saith not -
John J Lansing
Sworn and Subscribed this ninth day of April 1839 before Me and I further Certify that I have been well acquainted with John J. Lansing for sixty years and that he has always sustained a fair character and is till now to full belief as a Witness and is a credible witness Henry Lydon Justice

State of New York Schoharie County, } ss.
At a court of common Pleas held in and for said county on the 5 th day of June, 1839. We the Judges of said court do hereby declare our opinion, after the investigation of the matter contained in the annexed proceedings that Timothy Hutton, above named, the deceased husband of Elizabeth Hutton, named in the annexed declaration, was a Revolutionary officer and served as the States. And the court further certify, that it was proved in open court by the testimony of Daniel Runkle and Henry J. Hook, persons of veracity) to the satisfaction of the said court, that Timothy Hutton, above named, died on the tenth day of October, 1824, and that Elizabeth Hutton, also above named, is the widow of the said Timothy Hutton, deceased, and that she has not been married to any one since his death. And the court further certify that it appears to them from the annexed affidavits that the said Elizabeth Hutton, was married to the said Timothy Hutton, on the 13 th day of July 1782.
John C. Wright
N. P. Tyler
John Westcott
Esq.
I William M. Hutton, Clerk of the court of Common Pleas of said county, do hereby certify that the above contains the proceedings of the said court in the matter of the application of Elizabeth Hutton for a pension. This 5 th day of June 1839. Given under my hand and seal of office this 5 th day of June, 1839.
William M. Hutton Clerk.

State of New York County of Schoharie and Town of Carlisle } ss. On this 11 th day June 1839 personally appeared before the undersigned a Judge of the Court of Common Pleas in and for the County of Schoharie Elizabeth Hutton a resident of the Town of Carlisle in the County of Schoharie and State of New York Who being first duly sworn according to Law doth on her oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the provision made by the act of Congress passed July 4 th 1836 that she was born on the 24 th day of October 1760 and is in the Seventy ninth year of her age that she is the Widow of Timothy Hutton who was an Ensign in Capt. Henry Boethoudts Company in Philip P. Schuyler's Regiment of Militia for the County of Albany and was promoted to Lieutenant in the year 1780 in the same Regiment and in 1781 was appointed a Lieutenant in the Regiment of Levies under Colonel Merinus Willett of the State of New York and that he served the most of his time during the revolutionary war and was at Schoharie and on the Mohawk River and at the taking of Burgoyne at Saratoga and that I saw him on duty with his Company in Schenectady (the year before we were married) which was 1781 and that I understood that he was an officer in Willett's Regiment but I can not state the time he served in the different expeditions but from the knowledge I have and from what I understood from my husband and others that he served the greatest part of the time she further declares that she was married to the said Timothy Hutton on the thirteenth day of July 1782 in the City of Schenectady by the Rev. Vrooman and that there is now living that was present at my marriage and that my husband the afore said Timothy Hutton died on the tenth day of October 1824 and that I have remained his Widow ever since that period and that we lived in the Town of Water Vleet till after the war and then removed near Troy and a

-bout 1796 removed to Charleston in Montgomery County and a board twenty years after to the town of Shuron in Schoharie and then to Carlisle where my Husband Timothy Hutton died and that I have had nine Children four Sons and five daughters by Timothy Hutton and I further swear that I am not able to attend personally in Court by reason of bodily weakness and infirmity all which will more fully appear by reference to the proof hereunto annexed
in presence of
Robert Eldredge. Judge of Schoharie county Court -
Elizabeth his X Hutton Mark.
Sworn to and subscribed to this 11 th day of June 1839 before Me and I further certify that I am well satisfied that the said Elizabeth Hutton is not able to attend Court from bodily infirmity and ill health and that she is respectable and intitled to full credit and belief.
Robert Eldredge Judge of Schoharie county court -
State of New York
County of Schoharie ss. I William M. Walton clerk of the said County. Do certify that Robert Eldredge, before whom the preceding affidavit was sworn to have been sworn was at the date of the same, one of the Judges in and for the said County, and that I am acquainted with his hand writing, and verily believe his name subscribed to the said affidavit, to be in his proper hand writing and signature. Witness my hand and seal of office this 15 th day of June 1839.
William M. Walton Clerk.

State of New York of the of Carlisle in the County of Schoharie - - -
ss. On this fourth day of June 1839
personally appeared before the Undersigned a Justice of the Peace for the County of Schoharie Thomas Machin a resident of the Town of Carlisle in the County of Schoharie and State of New York who being first duly sworn according to Law cloth on his oath Make the following Statement that he was Born on the Seventeenth day of July 1785 and is in the fifty fourth Year of his age and that he resided in the Town of Charleston since the year 1792 until last May excepting four or five years in the same place where he now resides and that he was well acquainted with Lieutenant Timothy Hutton since the year 1782 and Elizabeth his wife and that they lived together as Man and Wife until his Death about fourteen years ago and that they lived in the Town of Sharon and Carlisle after they removed from Charleston and that Elizabeth Hutton whose application is herunto annexed is the wid- -ow of the said Timothy Hutton and that I further stood from said Hutton that he had served in the Army of the Revolutionary War and was an officer in Col. Willets Regiment and that I have examined the Church Records of the City of Schenectady of which the Reverend Vrooman was pastor of and was informed that he did not enter the Marriages for about five years before his Death and that Vrooman died about two years after he married the said Timothy Hutton and Elizabeth Delina

and I also made inquiries if any person was living that said them married but could not find any person living, and also that I was informed that the Family Record of said Timothy Hutton was burnt in the Dwelling house of his Son Samuel Hutton and all his papers some years ago and further this deponent saith not - Thomas Noak.
Sworn to and subscribed to this fourth day of June 1839 before Me and I further certify that I have been well acquainted with Thomas Noak for a least twenty years or upwards that he is a highly respectable and entitled to full credit and belief Henry J. Noak J.P.
Schoharie County } I certify that Watson Orr Clerks Office } Esq and Henry J. Noak whose names are subscribed to the foregoing affidavits were on the date thereof Justices of the Peace in & for said County duly elected and qualified, and that their signatures thereto is genuine In Testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal this 6 th day of June 1839
William H. Horton Clerk.

4615
Elizabeth Hutton
Marr'd 13 July 1782
Herb and died 10 Oct 1824
Marr'd 10 Oct 1824
Col Wittitt. N.Y. Lewis
Admitted into Lieutenant 10 & 3 days
Thomas Machin Esq Stoansville N.Y.

State of New York of the Town of Charleston in the County of Montgomery } So on this ninth day of April 1839 Personally appeared before the undersigned a Justice of the Peace for the County of Montgomery Gerrit J. Lansing a Resident of the Town of Charleston in the County of Montgomery and State of New York who being first duly sworn according to Law doth on his oath Make the following Statement that he was Born in the Year 1752 and is in the eighty Seventh year of his age and that he Resided in the Town of Watervliet or the Bar- -gh till after the Revolutionary War and that I was well acquainted with Timothy Hutton before the War and Resided within one Mile and a half of Said Timothy Hutton and that My Brother Jacob Lansing was an officer in Philip P. Schuyler Regiment and that they was at Saratoga at the taking of Burgoyne and that after the Surrender of Burgoyne Timothy Hutton was an officer and Served in Schuyler Regiment and from My own knowledge and from what I have under- -stood Timothy Hutton was at Schoharie at several times and at the Beaver dam and on the Mohawk -k River and that he Served and was at the most of the time during the Revolutionary War and that I know Timothy Hutton lived with Elizabeth Delyne as Man and Wife about the close of the War in the year 1783. and that I have known Timothy Hutton and his Wife Elizabeth and that they lived within three fourths of a Mile about twenty years in Charleston and that they removed to the Town of Sharon and that then went to reside in the Town of Carlisle in Schoharie County and that he died about thirteen or fourteen years ago and that his son George Hutton now resides where his father died and that his widow is now with his son George Hutton and that I never know any other Man by the name of Timothy Hutton that was in the Army during

The Revolutionary War but the said Timothy Hutton as I have stated, but that I belonged to Col. Van Schoonhoven's Regiment, but can not state any particular length of service that Hutton performed and further this deponent deposes not
Garret J. Lansing
Sworn to and subscribed this ninth day of April 1839 before me and I further certify I have been well acquainted with Garret J. Lansing for a period of fifty years and that he is entitled to full belief and is a Credible Witness.
Henry Lycker Justice
State of New York Montgomery County Clarks office
By I certify that Henry Lycker Esquire whose name is subscribed to the foregoing affidavits was on the day of the date of the same a Justice of the peace in and for said County duly elected & qualified & that his signature thereto is genuine
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official Seal this 13. day of May A.D. 1839
A. J. Coon Clerk

Stearns Ville } July 2 nd 1788 }
James L Edwards Esq. Pension office Washington City

Sloans Ville July 1 st 1839
Sir
Inclosed is the application of Elizabeth - Hutton the widow of Lieutenant Timothy - Hutton a Revolutionary Officer who served in Col. P.P. Schuyler Regt & Willets for ever 1777 till the close of the War the Secretary of State omitted the appointment of Lieutenant in 1780 which I can send if it is requested about twelve years his Son Samuel Hutton removed to Jerseyfield in Herkimer County and had his Dwelling House Burnt with all the effects and had all the papers of his Father Timothy - Hutton with him and the Family record in the hand writing of said Hutton - please to let me know if any other testimony will be wanting in the case as soon as may be convenient and as you have all the records of Willets & Schuyler Regts in the War Office - there can be no difficulty in the case please to attend to this case at an early a- day as may be convenient and you will oblige James L. Edwards Esq. your Very humbel Servt Thomas Mackin agent of E. Hutton

State of New York } Secretary's Office }
Certify that on the 22 d day of June 1778 Timothy Hutton was appointed Ensign of Captain Henry Othoudt's Company in the Regiment of Militia in the County of Albany whereof Philip P. Schuyler was Colonel:
That on the 27 th day of April 1781 Timothy Hutton was appointed a Lieutenant in a Regiment of Levies raised for the immediate defence of the State whereof Marinus Willett was Lieut. Colonel Commandant &
That on the 24 th of July 1782 Timothy Hutton was appointed a Lieutenant in the Regiment of Levies raised for the defence of the frontiers whereof Marinus Willett was Lieut. Colonel Commandant. All which appears by the Minutes of the Council of Appointment of this State in this Office.
Arch d Campbell Dep. Secretary
Albany April 20. 1839.

In the case of Elizabeth - Hutton .. Widow of Lieutenant Timothy Hutton. ~ further proff - by. Isaac Hutton - - -
Sent by Thomas Martin his agent - at Houns Ville Schoharie Co. N.Y.
Am. A. Vandapael A.R.

State of New York & This 20 th day January 1840 Schoharie County ss. Personally appeared before me the under signed a Justice of the Peace of the Town of Cobleskill in and for the County of Schoharie. Isaac Hutton of the Town of Cobleskill who being duly sworn according to Law doth on his oath make the following Statement that he was born on the 28 th day of July 1795 and is in the forty fifth year of his age and that he is the son of Timothy Hutton and Elizabeth his wife and I was born in the Town of Charleston Montgomery County and that My Father Timothy Hutton removed with his family to the Town of Sharon in Schoharie and lived there about two years and then removed to the Town of Carlisle and Schoharie County on the first day of April 1823 and that Timothy Hutton departed this life on the 10 th day of October 1824 in the 78 th year of his age and that I now have the exact copy of his family Record which I copyed and compared with the original which I knew to be in the hand writing of Timothy Hutton deceased. which was in words and figures as follows Timothy Hutton was Born Nov. 24. A.D. 1746. Timothy Hutton was married to Elizabeth Deline. July 13 th 1782. and this was copied in the presence of My Father Timothy Hutton in his Bible printed at Philadelphia 1816. and he gave me the New Bible and the original Bible in he gave to My Brother Samuel Hutton who removed to Utica about 20 years ago. and some time thereafter he had his House burnt and all his effects burnt, and the old record was burnt and must have had in most of his old papers and I have frequently seen the Commissions that My Father had in Schuyler's Regiment and Willets Regiments. and I have often heard him say that he served in Willets Regiment to the close of the Revolutionary War and that he was at the taken of Burgoyne and that he was a Lieutenant in Col. Willets Regiment from the time his Regiment was first commissioned until the peace. and that My Father Timothy

Hutton lived near the Cohoes falls in Albany County during the Revolutionary War and that he removed to Charleston Montgomery County a short time before I was born and that Elizabeth Hutton my Mother now resides in Carlisle Schoharie County with my Brother George Hutton and that I never have known any other Timothy Hutton in this country that served in the Revolutionary War and that I am not able to give any account what has been of my Father's Commission and papers at this time further than I have stated but believe they have been burnt in my Brother's house at Utica and further this deposition saith not I do hereby subscribe Isaac Hutton before me the 28 th day of January 1840 Jacob L. Lanyard Justice
I do hereby certify that I have been acquainted with Isaac Hutton about Ten years and know him to be of good Moral Character - and entitled to full credit and belief as a Witness - Jacob L. Lanyard Justice of the Peace
State of New York County of Schoharie ss. I William H. Walton Clerk of the said County do hereby certify that Jacob L. Lanyard before whom the preceding Affidavit purports to have been sworn, was at the date of the same one of the justices of the peace in and said County, and that I am acquainted with his handwriting and merely believe his name subscribed to the said Affidavit to be his proper hand writing and signature Witness my hand and Seal of Office this 28 th day of January 1840 William H. Walton Clerk

The Number and Amount of Certificates issued by the Treasurers of the State of New York for Quorum & Military Service &c. Continued from Book N o I.
Interest & Premiums.
To whom given
  1782 Dec. 31.  7.172.  Sim d May Hutton  Lieut  93  17  4  
The Number and Amount of Certificates issued by the Treasurers of the State of New York for Quorum and Military Service &c. Continued from Book N o V.
To whom given
  1777 Nov. 7.  28.385.  Sim d J. Hutton  Lt.  1  11  5    1779 " 3  28.464  Sim d J. Hutton  "  2  17  3 3    1781 Oct. 22  28.492.  Sim d J. Hutton  "  5  11  6 2    1781 Nov 2  28.534  " "  "  3  13  -        268  80   
State of New York Comptroller's Office Albany Nov. 15 th 1839
10 + 3 mths
I hereby Certify the above to be true extracts from Books 2. + 6. now running in this Office, and also that it appears from the same Books that the said Hutton served his first term above named under Capt. Mc o Livingston, the 2 nd under Lt Jacob J. Lansing, the 3 rd & 4 th under Col l Lewis J. Lansing, and that on the 28 th November 1779. Robt. P. King was a Colonel, and that on the 28 th of December 1781. Alexander Webster was a Colonel, and that on the 31 st of December Maximus Willet was a Colonel.
fees 64 d
Dates like Comptroller

Pay Roll of the Field & Staff Officers of Col Moriney Willets Regiment of New York State Levies in the Service of the United States for the Months of April, May, June, July, August, Sept r , Octob r , Nov r & Decem r 1782.
  Amount of Capt Cunningham's Pay Roll No 1.  $ 1717. 9. 11.    Livingston Atto " 4.  $ 1521. 1. 6  
Audited July 20 th 1784.
Abstract of Pay due to a Regiment of Levies of the State of New York in the Service of the United States, commanded by Col. Moriney Willett, from April to December 1781. inclusive
  Amo t of Capt Putnam's Pay Roll No 1.  1128. 3. 4    Livingston Atto " 21.  740. 10. 6  
Audited 22 June 1784.
State of New York } Comptroller's Office } Albany May 28 1840 }
I hereby Certify the above to be true Extracts from Book A of Audited Accounts now in this Office, & that the pay Rolls of Capt Livingston referred to above, are lost or mislaid & that the same have not been found. And that Rolls Number One & Two of Levies & Militia Service containing about Nine thousand Names are lost or mislaid, & that they have not been found.
fee 64 3/4
Walter Cooke Comptroller

Feb 7 1840
Miss
E. Hutton
Mrs L Edwards Esq Pension office Washington DC
Rev A. Mendenhall
MR.

Washington A. B.
4 July 1842
DSU
May I call your early attention to the enclosed pension papers. Please to communicate to me your decision & at the same time enclose to me the within letter.
Yours very truly
A. Vandepool
For L. Edwards Esq

Comptroller Certificate

In pursuance of a law passed the 27th of April, 1784, entitled "An act for the settlement of the pay of the Levies and Militia, for their services in the late War, and for other purposes therein mentioned," the following certificates have been issued, bearing interest at five per cent. per annum, viz:
   30 th Nov. 1781. King's Hutton Lieut £ 84 12 2   31 st Dec. " Do Do 11 18 4   31 st Dec. 1782 Do Do 93 17 4   7 th Nov. 1779 Do Do 1 11 8   5 th Nov. " King's Hutton Do 2 17 3 1/3   22 nd Oct. 1781 King's Hutton Do 5 11 6 2/3   2 nd Nov. " Do Do 3 13 0          
18 160 80 240
STATE OF NEW-YORK,
COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE, Albany, 28 th Augt. — 1846.
476 248 11-26
I hereby certify the above to be true extracts from Book No. 2 & 6. — now remaining in this office, and that the service for which the certificates above named were issued, were performed under the following officers, viz:
 First—under Capt. Lawrence Goss in Col. Marcus Millett Regt.  Second " " Do " " Do " "  Third " " Col. Livingston " " Do " "  Fourth " " Leviathan Lansing " " P. P. Schuyler " "  Fifth " " Do " " Do " "  Sixth " " Do " " Do " "  Seventh " " Do " " Do " "  Eighth " " " " " " " "  Ninth " " " " " " " "  Tenth " " " " " " " "  Eleventh " " " " " " " "  Twelfth " " " " " " " " 
Philip Schuyler D. G. Troup
I have shown Col. Millett only Can't be allowed

(THIS SIDE OF CARD IS FOR ADDRESS ONLY)
2 1/2 D. S.
E. S. Person Bldg Washington D.C.

Will you kindly give me information in regard to Thuriby Hutton - born 1746 served in American Revolution under Genl Philip Schuyler -
Yours & Afflye
Mrs R. H. Allen 2 Eagle St. - Schenectady N.Y.

Pension Bureau
Washington D.C.
Kind Sir can you tel me any thing about Mr. Christopher Hutton serving in war of 1776 in Saratoga Co.
Christopher son Timothy Hutton also fought in same Rev. war I wish to know the name of Regiment and under what captain they both were in if you can tel me they were the Father & Grand father of my Grand father George Hutton. Timothy Hutton was Born Nov. 24 1746. died Oct 10 1824. I have no date of Grand father Timothy Father Christopher Birth Always heard he was buried near Mill Point Montgomery Co N.Y.

Wish to have the dates so I can join the D. A. R., And help others to join.
Yours truly Miss a Gillosough Simpkins, Carlisle W. y.

CABLE ADDRESS "PLANTERS."
The Planters Hotel
ABSOLUTELY FIRE-PROOF.
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS.
HENRY WEAVER.
8
St. Louis, U.S.A.
Albion NY Jan 1 st 1900 Commr. Lockhart Dr Sir
there are I believe among the records of your pension dept. the names of two men. Same name Timothy Hutton one born 1746 - other born 1764 - the first drew pension at Carlisle NY the latter " " " Washington NY Any information you can get for me regarding the age and time of enlistment of these two men will be appreciated and willingly paid for by
Yours Truly Anson D. Hutton Albion Orleans Co NY

ps. My home address is Carlisle, N.Y. C.A.H.
Rev. Genl. C.A.H.
HOWARD W. BROWN, OWNER C. A. HAMMOND, MANAGER "LET CARLTON MEAN HOME TO YOU"
102 Harrison Ave., Port Richmond, N.Y. April 5, 1915.
Gentlemen:
Could you kindly furnish me with a "Statement of The Military History of Timothy Hutton" a soldier in the Revolutionary war, He was in battle of Saratoga his Residence at time of Enlistment Albany Co. N.Y. Date of application by widow June 11, 1889.
Carlisle, N.Y.
His widow was Elizabeth Deluce. Think he enlisted 1781. Was ensign as early as 1775 - Levy 1781. I think served under Colonel Philip Schuyler Nominally Miles
His old Colonial Commission from The Provincial Congress for the Colony of N.Y. is dated nineteenth day of Oct. 1775 disprz. Chas A. Hutton.

Pension Department,
Can you inform me if Timothy Hutton was a pensioner. He was in the Rev. war and also in the war of 1812. He was some times called Col. or Lt. Timothy Hutton. Born Nov. 24, 1746. died Oct. 10, 1824. Married Jane McChesney Feb. 11. 1776. she died Feb. 18 1781. He then married Elizabeth Deline of Miskayuna Schenectady Co. July 13. 1782. I don't know the date of her death but know she received a pension.
He was from N.Y. state and think he was in the battle at Saratoga, as he saw Burgoyne surrender to Gen Gates.
And Oblige
Mrs. Henry E. Shiaman 27 West St. Fort Plain N.Y.
Friday Dec. 8, 1905,

FREDERICK E. McCAIN ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW 614 HAMMOND BUILDING DETROIT, MICHIGAN MAIN 0888
August 23rd, 1923.
Bureau of Pensions, Washington, D.C.,
Gentlemen,-
Kindly favor me with all available records in regard to a Revolutionary soldier by the name of Timothy Hutton, Albany County Militia, Third Regiment, now Schoharie County, New York.
A pension was also received by his wife Elizabeth Hutton.
Any records which will show names of family or heirs will be especially welcome.
I am,
Yours very truly,
F. E. McCain

information as contained in his (or his widow's) application for pension file in this Bureau. Henry Hutton W.L. 18086
   REG'T, CO. F COMPANY OR DETACHMENT. LENGTH OF SERVICE. RANK. OFFICERS UNDER WHOM SERVICE WAS RENDERED. STATE.   CAPTAIN. COLONEL.     ✓ 1777 Ensign Henry Calkhould Philip Schuyler N.Y.   Lieut Henry Calkhould "   " Marcus Hill   aw ✓ served to close of war  
Battles engaged in, Taking of Burgoyne
Residence of soldier at enlistment, Watkins N.Y.
Date of application for pension, May 11. 1839
Residence at date of application, Carlisle Schobane Co. N.Y.
Age at date of application, March 6. Oct. 24. 1760
Remarks: Soldier was b. Nov. 24. 1746. He married Jane McNamee Feb. 11. 1776. She died Feb. 18. 1781. He married at Schenectady N.Y. July 13. 1782 Elizabeth Delano, and died at Carlisle N.Y. Oct. 10. 1824. She died Sept. 21. 1844 in Schobane Co. N.Y. leaving the following children: George Hutton, William Hutton , Isaac Hutton , Harriet Coons and Elizabeth Babcock. See Supplement herewith for family data.
Very respectfully,
Commissioner.

May 2, 1912.
Mrs. R. H. Allen, # 2 Eagle Street, Schenectady, N. Y.
Madam:
In addition to the military history of Timothy Hutton, Wid. File # 18,086, Rev. War, you are furnished the following data from the papers in said claim:
Children by first wife:
John Hutton born December 28, 177-? Samuel Hutton " January 9, 1777-? Timothy Hutton " November 2, 1780.
Children by 2d wife.
She alleged she had 9 children, 4 sons and 5 daughters.
William Hutton born November 24, 1783. Jane Hutton " March 3, 1785. George Hutton " May 3, 1787. Harriet ( Hutton Geens ) " April 13, 1789. Elizabeth ( Hutton Beebeock ) " March 12, 1791. Christopher Hutton " February 21, 1793. Isaac Hutton " July 28, 1795. Hester Hutton " May 12, 1797.
The family record also shows: Isaac Hutton born May 22, or 34, W. H. Allen

. 18,086.
(2)
1799, as one of the sons of Timothy and Elizabeth Hutton. and he married January 26, 1822, Elizabeth Carlisle, who was born September 23, 1799.
Very respectfully,
J. C. Klawenfort Commissioner.

Rev. and 1812 Wars Station.
Awg. October 9, 1923.
F. E. McCain, 614 Hammond Bldg., Detroit, Mich.
Sir;
I have to advise you that from the papers in the Revolutionary War pension claim, W. 18086, it appears that Timothy Hutton was born November 24, 1746, and while residing in Watervliet, New York, enlisted in 1777 and was an Ensign in Captain Henry Oothoudt's company, Colonel Philip P. Schuyler's New York Regiment. He was commissioned a Lieutenant in Captain Henry Ostrum's company in same regiment, and was also a Lieutenant in Colonel Marinus Willett's regiment and served to close of war. He was at the taking of Burgoyne. He died at Carlisle, New York October 10, 1824.
Soldier married Jane McChesney, February 11, 1776, she died February 18, 1781. He married at Schenectady, New York, July 13, 1782, Elizabeth Deline, who was born October 24, 1760, she was allowed pension on her application executed May 11, 1839, while a resident of Carlisle, Schoharie County, New York. She died in Schoharie

County, N. Y. September 31, 1844, leaving the following children- George Hutton, William Hutton, Isaac Hutton, Harriet Coons and Elizabeth Babcock.
Children by first wife-
John born December 28, 1777 Samuel " January 9, 1777? Timothy " November 3, 1780.
Children by second wife-
She alleged she had 9 children, 4 sons and 5 daughters.
William born November 34, 1783. Jane " March 3, 1785. George " May 5, 1787. Harriet " April 13, 1789. Elizabeth " March 12, 1791. Christopher " February 21, 1793. Isaac " July 28, 1795. Hester " May 12, 1797.
The family record also shows, that Isaac, born May 22 or 24, 1799, one of the sons of Timothy and Elizabeth Hutton, was married January 26, 1822 to Elizabeth Carlisle, who was born September 23, 1799.,
Respectfully,
Washington Gardner
Commissioner.

BOUNTY LAND WARRANT RECORD CARD*
NAME Hutton, William GRADE Corporal LINE Maryland
WARRANT NUMBER 11360 ACREAGE 100 ISSUED February 27, 1799 to James De Baufre, assignee
*The information concerning the issuance of warrants carded on this form is found in volumes 2 to 4 of "Land Warrants Issued Prior to 1800" which are registers of bounty land warrants issued to non-commissioned officers and privates under congressional resolutions of September 16, 1776, and subsequent dates. Other records relative to the applications for warrants appear to have been destroyed in the War Department fire of November 9, 1800. Information concerning warrants surrendered to the Federal Government is to be found in General Land Office records in The National Archives.