Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File S. 42,774, for Phineas Kellogg, Connecticut

SERVICE
NUMBER
Conn.
Kellogg, Phineas
S. 42,774
CONTENTS

54. New York Phineas Kellogg
of Grandage Co in the State of New York who was a private in the company command by Captain Bissell of the Regiment commanded by Colonel Huntington in the Connecticut line, for the term of one year from November 1775 to November 1776
Inscribed on the Roll of New York at the rate of eight Dollars commence on the 9 day of Apr.
Certificate of Pension issued the 18 of January 1819 and sent to J. D. Watts Manlius N.Y.
Arrears to 4th of Sep. 1818 39.17 Semi-ann. all'ce ending 4 March 1819 4.88
Revolutionary Claim, Acts March 18, 1818, and May 1, 1820.
Rest of account not paid to Miss Mary Kellogg at Utica N.Y. Pension commenced March 1819 not due 4 Sept. 1819 84

Phinehas Kellogg
Col. Burlington Regt.
Connecticut line,
Confine this case.
Apr 27 th 1861.
S.S.
Returned
to
Col. Kellogg
New York 20 th
March 1861.
Not to be f d . on the Connecticut Register.
(Signature)

State of New York Onondaga County
I Sylvanus Fowler an of the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas for the said County do certify that on this eighth day of April one thousand eight hundred and eighteen personally came before me Phinehas Kellogg a resident of Manlius in said Coun- ty and being duly sworn declared on oath That in the latter part of the year 1776 he enlisted into the Company of Captain Ebenezer F. Dibble in Colonel Huntington's regiment of Connecticut Troops to serve for twelve months - That he served out the term of his enlistment & was discharged at New Ark in New Jersey from the hospital where he had been confined with sickness from the time of the battle on Long Island and from the feeble state of his health at that time he lost his discharge and cannot tell the day of its date He fur- ther declares that he is so reduced in his circumstances as to need assistance from his country for support
From which it appears to my satisfac- tion that the said Phinehas Kellogg did serve the United States in the Revolution- ary war against the common Enemy for the term of twelve months as above stated and that he is by reason of his reduced circumstances in life in need of assistance from his country for support
Onondaga County Clerk's Office
Sylvanus Fowler
I certify that Sylvanus Fowler Esq. is one of the Judges of said County & that the above is his signature In witness whereof I have hereunto affixed the seal of said office this ninth day of April 1818
Callender Leonard Dep. Clk.

Samuel Hickham being sworn deposeth and saith that in the fall of 1775 the deponent thinks as near as he can recollect in the month of December and year 1775 the deponent enlisted in the Continental service for one year and en- listed in the Town of Weatherfield Hartford County and State of Connecticut the deponent enlisted in Capt. Fitch Bissell Company and in Colonel Jedediah Huntington's Regiment the officer belonging to the New England forces and the deponent further saith that Phineas Kellogg did enlist near the same time that the deponent did in the same Company and same regiment and the said Phineas Kellogg and the deponent with a part of Capt. Fitch Bissell Company did march to the Town of Roxbury Norfolk County near Boston and the said Phineas Kellogg and the deponent joined the Regiment then under the command of command of Colonel Jedediah Huntington and con- tinued in Roxbury in Roxbury until the British Troops Evacuated Boston then the said Phineas Kellogg and the deponent marched with the Regiment to New London and from thence to New York where the said Phineas Kellogg and the deponent continued until the American Army then commanded by Genl. George Washington retreated from New York then the said Phineas Kellogg and the deponent went to the Hospital in Hackensack New Jersey where they continued but asked leave then they went to Newark New Jersey that the said Phineas Kellogg and the deponent both enlisted for one year and that the said deponent further saith that the said Phineas Kellogg did continue in the American service more than nine months that the deponent further saith he was acquaint- ed with the said Phineas Kellogg when he was a boy before he enlisted into the service and has been acquaint- ed with him since since the deponent left the said Phineas Kellogg in the Hospital at Newark in N. Jersey
Amada and further saith not County libel Town December the 20 1818 sworn and subscribed before me Jonathan Richardson S. J. Clerk.
Samuel Hickham

Thomas Kellogg being under oath and saith that he knew and was well acquainted with Phineas Kellogg before the year 1775, and the deponent further saith that the said Phineas Kellogg was in the Continental Service and according to his best knowledge and belief of the deponent the said Phineas Kellogg enlisted into the Continental Service in the year one thousand seven hundred and seventy five and the deponent further saith the said Phineas Kellogg was in the Continental more than nine months at one time and further saith that according to his best knowledge and belief and further saith not
Onida County Whitestown December the 20 1818
Thomas Kellogg
Sworn and subscribed before me Jonathan Richardson J. Dean

Phineas H. Cogg 1840 X o Thank my N o Bible G

State of New-York, } ss : Onondaga County }
On the _____ day of September 1820, personally appeared in open court in the court of common pleas in and for the county of Onondaga, being a court of record proceeding according to the course of the common law, with a jurisdiction unlimited in point of amount, and keeping a record of their proceedings, Phineas Kellogg aged sixty four years, resident in Manlius in said county, who, being first duly sworn according to law, doth on his oath declare that he served in the Revolutionary War as follows:—
from the month of November 1775 to November 1776  one year in Colonel Sedgwick's Huntington's Regiment of Connecticut Troops in Captain Ebenezer D. Bissell's company
and I do solemnly swear that I was a resident citizen of the United States on the 18th 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 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 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 to me; nor have I any income other than what is contained in the schedule hereto annexed, and by me subscribed.
Schedule of the property of Phineas Kellogg of Manlius taken this first day of September 1820
   25 Acre of Land on the 73 Acre farm with small house & barn $500.   1 horse 20.   2 cows 35.   13 Sheep 13.   2 hogs & pigs 15.   12 hens & chickens 5.   1 old plough 1 old harrow 5.   1 pitchfork 50 1 axe 1.00 1.50   1 hoe 1.50   1 one horse waggon 40.   1 harness 10.   1 Sled 5.   1 Saddle 1 bridle 2.   3 Kettles 4.00, 1.50 - 50 6.00   1 broken bake Kettle 5. 1 Spider 50 - 1.00   1 Frying pan 70 2 old Skillets 12 87   2 pair Pincers 2.50   2 pair Shovels & tongs 2.00   2 tumblers, 5 hooks 1.00   1 pair smoothing irons 1.00   1 Chipping knife 6 1 Griddle 25. 31   1 pot 1.00, 1 pair Stelyards 1.00 2.00   1 bellows, 50, 1 pair Shears 12. 62   1 pair snuffers, 12 1 pair pincers 12 24  

  1 pair smoothing irons 1.00   1 Chipping knife & 1 grideron 25. 11.00   1 pot 1.00, 1 pair bellows 1.00 31   1 bellows, 50, 1 pair shovels 12, 2.00   1 pair snuffers, 12 1 pair pincers 12 62   24   667.54   1 hammer 12, 2 Gimblets 6. 18   1 pair Scissors 6, 1 shovel 50 56   1 set drill iron 50   2 Tobacco boxes 25. 2 Razors 25. 0.50   1 Old writing desk 5.00   2 tables, 2.00, 2 stands 1.50 3.50   2 chests 2.00, 2 wheels 4.00 6.00   1 Reel, 50. 1 Swifts 12 62   2 pair cards, 50, 1 warming pan 50 1.00   14 Milk pans 2.00, 6 old pails 1.50 3.50   5 Old tubs 2.00, 12 old barrels 2.50 4.50   1 Fanning mill 10.00 10.00   11 chairs 5.50, 9 benches & stools, 50 6.00   2 earthen pots, 75, 2 Tinnels 12 0.87   2 Tin measures 12, 1 keg, 25 0.37   1 wood clock & case 5.00   1 Reeler 6. 3 candlesticks, 1.00 1.06   1 Sieve, 25, 3 dugs, 37 0.62   3 bottles, 25, 3 baskets, 37 62   2 Canisters 25, 2 Sugar boxes 25. 50   2 looking glasses, 50, 2 Tea pots 10, 1.50   1 coffee pot, 12, 4 bowls 25, 37   78 plates, 1.12, 2 dishes 25, 1.37 

1 Mug - 12, 1 Creamer 6 — — — — — 0.18 6 Tumblers, 36, 12 Spoons 1.50 — — — — — 1.86 — — — — — 720.72
2 Decanters — — — — — 1.00 1 Set tea 25, 1 pitcher 25 — — — — — 50 1 Butter boat 6 cts 1 Salt 6 cts — — — — — 12 2 pepper boxes, 12, 4 Tin basins 25 — — — — — 37 1 Bread dish 12, 4 butter plates 50 — — — — — 62 1 Set knives & forks — — — — — 1.00 1 churn 25, 20 lb or 30 lb pork 2.00 — — — — — 2.25 5 lb flour 12, 4 Tons hay 20.00 — — — — — 20.12 Wheat in the barn in Sheaf — — — — — 15.00 Share of corn & potatoes in all acres, one half — — — — — 10.00 — — — — — $774.70
Due me from Elizer Goodrich a poor laboring man — — — — — 15.50 — — — — — $790.20
And I justly owe to the people of the state of New York — — — — — 101.75 To Pearl Kellogg on note — — — — — 85.38 Azariah Smith on note — — — — — 50.00 Cook, Michie & Co. do — — — — — 30.00 Morris, Hall & Co. Am't for goods — — — — — 7.00 Mr. Woodworth on note — — — — — 4.00 Charles Morris note & acct — — — — — 22.00 Norton & Lucy note — — — — — 2.00 Lemuel T. Cheney note — — — — — 13.00 Costs due attorney on Bank's suit not known exactly but at least — — — — — 50.00 — — — — — $365.13
Phineas Kellogg
And the said Phineas Kellogg on his oath aforesaid saith that his family constantly residing with him, consists of three persons, himself his

10 And the said Phineas Kellogg on his oath aforesaid saith that his family constantly residing with him, consists of three persons, himself, his wife Eliza Kellogg aged sixty seven & Julia Kellogg his daughter aged twenty five years, the said Phineas is by occupation a farmer tolerably healthy, but in consequence of age & infirmity unable to labor except very moderately and at light work, his wife is very much worn out with age & unable to provide for herself & his daugh- ter is not very healthy but able to provide for herself, unless in case of sickness & he has a doctor's bill to pay Jacob Bradbury for attendance & medi- cine for her the summer past the amount un- known, that he made his original declaration & application for a pension under the act of 1818 March 1818, on the 9th day of April 1818 and afterwards received a pension certificate No 34,100 for eight dollars a month dated 18th January 1819, which he has received up to 11th September 1819.
Phineas Kellogg
Sworn in open Court this 1st day of September 1820 J. C. Wattles one of the judges of Onondaga Common Pleas
I, Truman Adams, Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas in
and for the county of Onondaga, do hereby certify that the foregoing oath and the sched- ule thereto annexed, are truly copied from the record 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 sched- ule, is Seven hundred ninety dollars and three cents.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand, and affixed the seal of the said court, on this Seven the day of September 1820.
Truman Adams Clerk of the court for the County of Onondaga.

Rev. and 1813 Wars Section.
awt November 8, 1923.
Mrs. Richard C. Thompson, 116 west Second Ave., Pine Bluff, Ark.
Madam;
I have to advise you that from the papers in the Revolutionary War pension claim, S. 43774, it appears that Phineas Kellogg enlisted in November 1775 and served one year as private in Captain Ebenezer F. Bis- sell's Company, Colonel Jedediah Huntington's Connec- tiout Regiment.
He was allowed pension on his application exe- cuted April 8, 1818, while a resident of Manlius, Onon- daga county, New York.
In 1830, soldier was sixty four years old, and referred to his wife, Olive, aged sixty seven years and daughter, Julia, aged twenty five years.
In 1838, soldier was living in New Hartford, Oneida County, New York.
Respectfully,
Commissioner.

Chaw Maw Research Philip Schuyler Chapter Troy N.Y. MRS. LE GRAND SPICER 712 GRAND STREET TROY, N. Y. Feb. 2nd 1926.
Commissioner of Pensions - Washington D.C.
Can you give me proof of service of one Phineas Kellogg a soldier of the Revolutionary War served as a private in Capt. Samuel Kings company and in Capt. Josiah Smiths company 10th Massachusetts Regiment also designated 10 Battalion of Massachusetts, commanded by Colonel Thomas Marshall. He enlisted January 12. 1777 for 3 years, discharged January 12 1780 Received a pension in 1818, then a resident of Mansfield N.Y. He also served in other engagements Any data pertaining to said soldier will be appreciated, Caroline M. Spicer (Mrs. LeGrand)

42774
INVALID.
Ray
File No. 42774
Phineas Hollings
His Heir
Act: 18 th March 18 th
Index:—Vol. 5, Page 269
[Arrangement of 1870.] 1926- mch. 16- Heir to Mrs. Le Grand Spicer

1893. Apr 28 Hist to Hon Jas McMillan U.S. JS
94 May 28. Hist to Mr. Kellogg Cincinnati O.
Sept 2 1896 sent Pens to L H Kellogg Cincin. Ohio I.H.B.
Jan. 22- 1897 History to Miss S. B. Halley Lafayette, Ind. I. H. B.
July 6-1900 - Hist to Sheldon Ind 94th Kellogg to E. Oakland Cal. above.
Feby. 4, 1905 to 1923 not 8-Hist to Mrs. R.C. Thompson auto

Manlius, 7 Dec 1818
In I enclose with further proof the application of which killed off Genl Hamiltons Regt being so generally cut off in the battle on Long Island I presume is the reason for its not appearing on the Register the being other pro- moted
Ebenezer Smith who was in that Regiment and taken prisoner in that battle is returned for further evidence but being unable from poverty to produce testimo- ny in Norwich Connecticut He begs that the roll of prisoners may be inspected when he is confident his name & age will be found Ebenezer Smith of Norwich At aged 22 years
Respectfully
James D. Wattles
Hon Secy of War

Sept 1819.
Pension Office
29 Sept 17
Phineas Kellogg
New York
Free Pet. 1 March 1820 Porter Esquire Secretary at War asking for
Grant at Mason Union N York Peter
Pension Office

Utica Sept 23 rd 1828.
Dr Sir
Enclosed have the papers of Phineas Kellogg, on an application for a restoration of his pension. It is desired that as soon as conveniently may be the necessary papers for him to draw his pension should be forwarded either to me, or to him at New Hartford, Oneida Co.
If the papers do not pass it is desired that the Secretary should give directions how to proceed after pointing out the defects in the papers. The necessary steps also to obtain the pension after resolution and request.
Yours S. Weaver
Peter B. Porter Esq.

5 To be compared with the sched- ule of Phineas Kellogg when the same shall have been received
Rev. Phoebe Ann 13 May 1841 Mrs. John G. Calhoun Washington City
else
Monday 3 May

State of New York
Onondaga County ss:
David Ots of Manlius Farmer, being duly sworn doth depon and say that some time the season last past, in conversation with Thumas Kellogg of Manlius, who this deponent understands is now a Pensioner, the said Kellogg said he had had an offer for his place of One Thousand Dollars but would not take it for he considered it worth Twelve hundred Dollars, which he should ask for it if he was to sell - This deponent further states that Mr. Kellogg's house is a good one and as well furnished as any of his neighbors in general that his family is small consisting of himself and wife only and to all appearance lives as usual above board as people generally in the neighborhood - This deponent further states, that he should be willing to pay One thousand Dollars for his place, which he should consider a fair price at this times, which is as little as it would be paid at by men acquainted with the premises, as this deponent believes
Sworn to subscribed this 2nd day of May 1820 Before me
David Ots
Justice of the Peace

Dear Sir
Mr Burke having heard that Mr Kelley has made a statement of his property for the benefit of the War Department respecting his Pension and that in that estimate he cited his bond of $500. encloses the affidavit of David Olin a substantial farmer with whom I believe you are acquainted, to rebut the statement of Kelley which he considers incorrect -
Mr Burke writes you to hand this over to the Secy of War or such Person as ought to have it - and he also wished me to suggest to you the situation of Doct George Gage who is in easy circumstances, I come forward & notes for Govt for but still obtain a Pension as being in indigent circumstances - Your att. the above will confer a favor on Mr Burke; I believe the above will be found satisfactory and much obliged
Yours Respectfully
David Mott
Hon. George Hall Washington

Utica N.Y. March 8 th 1829
Sir,
We now enclose you the declaration of Phineas Kellogg and other papers which have been prepared in the manner pointed out in the printed directions enclosed to us the 30 th September last, for the purpose of having his name restored to the Pension List of the Revolutionary Soldiers. If these papers are found sufficient we trust his name will be immediately restored to the Pension List and a certificate forwarded to us. His name was stricken from the Pension List on the _____ day of
1820, on account of his property, he not being in such indigent circumstances as to be entitled to a Pension under the construction heretofore given by the Attorney General to the third Section of the Act of 1 st May 1820. He received his pension up to the 4 th Sept. 1819. We understand that, by the construction given to the Pension Laws by the late Sec y at War, Genl. Porter, all the Soldiers of the Revolutionary war are entitled to the benefit of the Acts whose property will not at 10 per cent on its value yield an annual income of $96, or in other words who are not possessed of property to the amount of Nine hundred Sixty Dollars. If this construction had been adopted and admitted at the Pension Office

in 1820, Mr. Kellogg would still have remained on the Pension List as his property did not at that time amount to $960, as will be seen by a reference to his papers on file in your Office. We therefore beg leave to submit to you whether Mr. Kellogg is not now entitled, on having his name restored to the Pension List to draw his Pension from the 4 th Sept. 1819.
We are very Resp ly Your Oble Serv t Chas. D. Hagen

Oneida Com. Pleas
In the Matter of the Restoration of Phileas Kellogg to the Pension List
Declaration & Cedula
Mann & Ager Atty
Utica, N.Y.
Restore
pen. to com: March 9. 1829
Recd. 19 March 1829

one of the Justices of the Peace of said County, & duly made oath & subscribed the aforesaid Certificate, and that he is the same individual, Gordon Adams to whom the said original Deed was executed, before me.
(Signed) Penruy Jones J. Peace

I John H. Ostrom Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas in & for the County of Oneida in the State of New York do hereby certify, that it appears to the satisfaction of the said Court that the said Phineas Kellogg did serve in the Revolutionary war, as stated in the preceding declaration against the common enemy for the term of nine months on the continental establishment. I also certify that the foregoing oath & the schedule affidavits & papers 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 two hundred thirty seven dollars eighty three cents. And I do further certify that Samuel Dake, the Justice before whom the original affidavits of Alfred Smith, William L. Warner, Gedekiah Sanger, Frederick Kellogg, Warren Converse, Gedekiah Sanger, Morris Kellogg, Farris Kellogg, James Lindsey, Oliver Collins, Truman Kellogg, & Peter Hall were respectively sworn to, was at the time a Justice of the Peace in & for Oneida County duly appointed according to law & that I am well acquainted with the hand writing of the said Dake & that the signature of the said Dake subscribed to the certificates of Dake is in his own proper hand writing. And I do further certify that John Parsons, the Justice before whom the affidavits of William

William Cuthbert was known to me, was at the time a Justice of the Peace in for the County of Oneida, duly appointed according to Law & that I am acquainted with the hand writing of said Parsons, that his signature subscribed to the Deed of said affidavit is in his own proper hand: And I do further certify that Pomeroy Jones the Justice before whom the affidavit of Gustav Adams was sworn to was at the time a Justice of the Peace in for the County of Oneida duly appointed according to Law & that I am acquainted with the hand writing of said Jones & believe his signature by him subscribed to the certificate of Deed thereof is in his own proper hand writing.
In Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand & affixed the seal of the said Court on this 9 th day of March 1829 JH Otis clerk

HANSVIASCA
SCULPTORI
ROMA
MDCCCXCV
270 Marshfield Ave.
CHICAGO, Sept 16-1896
Pension Bureau Washington D.C.
Dear Sir;
Will you please send me a record of the military services in the Revolution , of Phineas Kellogg. He was my Grandfather. My father Charles Frazer K. was born in Hartford Conn. May 22-1788. I was born in Cincinnati Ohio. Nov 30-1835. I cannot give name of place or state where my Grandfather lived and was paid last pension. I think I am right in stating he was born in Hartford Conn. 1756. I want to become a member of the Society "Sons of the Revolution". Please give me full information at your command.
Yours very truly
Isaac H. Kellogg.

Wm
8.
Officers of the Pension Bureau
Dear Sirs.
May I ask for a certified copy of the Pension Yard to Phineas Kellogg. of New York State, Veteran of the Revolutionary war - on the Lexington, Mass. claim list - of Soldiers -
also, of Phineas Kellogg. Veteran of the war of 1812 Princeton, Indiana
The favor of an early re

Yrs will be thankfully received -
Yours very thankfully. Susanna B. Faller 180. South St. Wabash Indiana.

FILE WITH CASE H. C. 4274 J. M. C.
UNITED STATES SENATE COMMITTEE ON THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
February 4, 1893
Hon. Green B. Rau Commissioner of Pensions
Dear Sir, Will you please have sent to me at the earliest convenience of the Pension Bureau the military record (or so much thereof as appears in his application for pension) of Phineas Kellogg, who was born in 1756, died in New Hartford, NY in 1835, and who drew a pension for services in the Revolutionary War under Gen. Putnam.
Very respectfully, James M. McMillan
1893 5/22

Mrs. Richard Clough Thompson
Vice President General National Society
Colonial Daughters
116 West Second Avenue
PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS
September 22, 1923
Bureau of Pensions, Department of the WAR of 1812 Washington D C
Gentlemen:-
Daughters of 1812      The National Registrar of the Society of U S has instructed me to apply to you for proof of the Military service in the War of 1812 of my ancestors, - Phineas Kellogg senior, and of his son, - Charles Kellogg, - both of Oneida County, N Y who served in the Brigade of Gen Oliver Collins, in the Militia.
These men were early settlers of the Western Reserve of Connecticut, - Oliver Collins and Phineas Kellogg senior having been soldiers in The War of the American Revolution, - Phineas Kellogg was given a pension for his Revolutionary service, in 1818, being then a resident of Manlius, N Y . Please send me a copy of his Pension papers.
His son, - Charles Kellogg served in the War of 1812, - the record is found in "Connecticut Men in the War of 1812 compiled by the Adjutant General, Hartford, Conn 1889, - see page 76-
"Charles Kellogg, Corp, - place of service not shown, - Com Ezekiel "Andrews, - Aug 11, 1813, - to Sept 16, 1813, - "
"Charles Kellogg, Sergeant, - place of service not shown, - Com "Daniel Denny, - Aug 18, 1814, - to Oct 26, 1814"
Phineas Kellogg senior, served in the same Brigade with his sons Phineas jr and Charles Kellogg. The history of Oneida County, N Y by Durant states that the Brigade of Gen Oliver Collins was called out twice in this War , - was at the defense of Sackett's Harbor, and Brownsville, - this Brigade contained numerous Kelloggs all of whom were of the kindred of Oliver Collin's wife who was Keturah Kellogg, daughter of Phineas Kellogg senior.
Any information you can give me will be greatly appreciated to be applied in gaining membership in the Society of U S D of 1812.
Charles Kellogg was my father's father, and Phineas Kellogg sr was my great grandfather.
Respectfully
Anita Kellogg Thompson
Address Mrs Richard Clough Thompson 116 West Second Avenue ) Pine Bluff, Arkansas

Ans. Nov. 8-1923 Mrs. Richard Clough Thompson
STATE REGENT
Colonial Dames, XVII Century
116 West Second Avenue
PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS
October 22, 1923
U S BUREAU OF PENSIONS, Washington, D C
Gentlemen:-
Please furnish me a copy of the Pension Record of my father's Grandfather, -PHINEAS KELLOGG SR who served in the WAR of the AMERICAN REVOLUTION as MINUTE MAN in the Battle of Lexington, Massachusetts and marched to the relief of Boston, He is registered in the Connecticut Men in the War of the Revolution, Compiled by the Adjutant- General ,Hartford, Conn. PHINEAS KELLOGG, of Newington, Parish, Wethersfield, Hartford Conn' born there in 1755, 1856 1756, June 7th, -fifth son of Abraham Kellogg and Sarah Marsh, -Grandson of Capt Isaac Kellogg Member of the General Assembly of Connecticut, serving in that capacity through the War of the American Revolution, died in office at 90
PHINEAS KELLOGG SR ENLISTED in Nov 1775 in Capt Bissell's CO of Col Huntington's Regiment of Connecticut, was wounded in the Battle of Long Island in hospital in Newark N J one year, then returned to military service and was at West Point. He married in West Hartford Conn Jan 1778, Olive Fraser, daughter of Alexander Fraser of Guilford, Conn. He removed to New York State in 1789, settling in what is now Oneida County , laid out the town of New Hartford N Y and when he was granted a pension he was a resident of Manlius N Y 1818, -His sons, CHARLES KELLOGG and Phineas Kellogg Junior, were were born in New Hartford, 1788 and 1790, served in the War of 1812 in the Brigade of Gen Oliver Collins a veteran of the Revolution who had married Keturah, the daughter of Phineas Kellogg Senior, -were at the defense of Sackett's Harbor, - and Phineas Kellogg Senior served in the same Brigade in 1814-with his sons and son in law. Did Phineas Kellogg Senior and his son, Charles Kellogg receive any money or lands for the service of 1812-1815, ? The Registrar General U S D of 1812, wishes proof of military service and instructs me to write to you for it.
Any information you can give me will be much appreciated.
Respectfully
Anita Kellogg Thompson MRS RICHARD CLOUGH THOMPSON 116 West Second Avenue PINE BLUFF ARKANSAS

5410
New York
Phineas Kellogg
Private
In the army of the United States during the Revolutionary War
Inscribed on the Roll of New York at the rate of 8 Dollars per month, to commence on the 9 of April 1818
Certificate of Pension issued the 18 of January 1818 and sent to James D. Watts Esq. Manlius in New York
Arrears to 4th of Sept. 1818 $39.19
Semi-annual all'ee ending 4 March 1819 48.
Huntington $87.19
{ Revolutionary claim, } { Act 18th March, 1818. }
Not entitled
Manlius
Continued copy - sent to James D. Watts Esq. Manlius, N.Y.

State of New York, Oneida County ss.
On this 9 th day of March 1829 personally appeared in open court in the Court of Common Pleas in & for the County of Oneida, being a court of record proceeding according to the course of the Common Law, with a jurisdiction unlimited in point of amount and keeping a record of their proceedings, Phineas Kellogg aged Seventy two Years, resident in the Town of New Hartford, in said County, who, being first duly sworn according to law, on his oath makes the following declaration in order to obtain the provisions made by the acts of Congress of the 18 th of March 1818 & the 18 th of May 1820; That he the said Phineas served in the Revolutionary war as follows, from the month of November 1775 to November 1776, One Year, in Colonel Sedgwick's Huntingdon regiment of Connecticut troops, in Captain Ebenezer F. Bishop's Company & that his name has been placed on the pension list and dropped therefrom on account of his property.
And in pursuance of the act of the 18 th of May 1820 I do solemnly swear that I was a resident citizen of the United States on the 18 th day of March 1818 & 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 to diminish it so as to bring myself within the provisions of an act of Congress entitled "An act to provide for certain persons engaged in the land and naval service of the United States in the Revolutionary war" passed on the 18 th of March 1818; and that I have not nor has any person in trust for me, any property or securities, cash and debts due to me; Nor have I any income other than what is contained in the schedule hereto annexed & by me subscribed.
A schedule of the Property of Phineas Kellogg

State of New York Oneida County ss.
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On this 9 th day of March 1829 personally appeared in open court in the Court of Common Pleas in & for the County of Oneida, being a court of record proceeding according to the course of the Common Law, with a jurisdiction unlimited as point of Amount and keeping a record of their proceedings, Phineas Kellogg aged Seventy two Years resident in the Town of New Hartford, in said County, who being first duly sworn according to law, on his oath makes the following Declaration in order to obtain the provisions made by the acts of Congress of the 18 th of March 1818 & the 18 th of May 1820; That he the said Phineas served in the Revolutionary War as follows, from the month of November 1775 to November 1776, One Year, in Colonel Sedgwick Huntingtons regiment of Connecticut troops, in Captain Ebenezer F. Bipses Company & that his name has been placed on the pension list and dropped therefrom on account of his property.
And in pursuance of the act of the 18 th of May 1820 I do solemnly swear, that I was a resident citizen of the United States on the 18 th day of March 1818 & 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 to diminish it so as to bring myself within the provisions of an act of Congress entitled "An act to provide for certain persons engaged in the land and naval service of the United States in the Revolutionary War" passed on the 18 th of March 1818; and that I have not nor has any person in trust for me, any property or securities, cash or debts due to me; Nor have I any income other than what is contained in the schedule hereto annexed & by me subscribed.
a schedule of the Property of Phineas Kellogg

of New Hartford taken this 9th day of March 1829.
About 2/3 of an acre of land with house & barn, situate in New Hartford Oneida County worth in cash, $175
  1 Crown 16   7 Dens 1.07   1 Pitchfork 1 Ax 1 Hoe 1 Shovel 1.75   3 Rattles 6   1 Broken Bake skettle & 1 Broken Spider 75   1 Old Skillet 1 Audious 3.13   2 Or Shovel & Hoes 1.50   Crane & Spokes 1   Smoothing Iron 2.50   1 pot of Stalyon as 63 3/4   1 pot of Stalyon as 18 3/4   Griffin 1/2 1/2 Pin 31   Hammer 1/2 Tobacco Box 6 Peas 5   Old writing desk 3.50   2 Tables & 2 Stands 1.50   2 Chests 12 1.50   Warming Pan 2.25   6 Milk Pans 6/3 old pails 1.50 2.75   2 Lutes 5 Bards 16 1.37 1/2   7 Old chairs 6 Knives & forks 3 1   5 Stone & Earthen Poto 18 3/4   1 Tumbler 6 2 Candle Sticks 18 3/4   Ruler 6 2 Candle Sticks 1 50   1 Sieve old 2/2 2 Lugs 2 87   4 Bottles 4/3 Baskets 25   Canister old 1/2 sugar box 1   Looking glass brooked 4/2 Tea Poto 4 37   3 Bowls 3 1   12 Plates 6/2 mugs 1 Cream 4 12   6 Spoons 2/12 Teas 4 18   Butter Boat 6 Salt 6 25   Pepper Box & Lin Basin 50   Bread dish 1/2 Center Plates 5   1 Churn 4 3   100 lb Pork 4   13 Bushel Flour   1 Ton Hay 

  2 Bushel Corn  1     6 Bushel Potatoes  1, 50      $2 37  83    Phineas Kellogg
And the said Phineas Kellogg upon his oath aforesaid saith, that since the exhibition of his first schedule in the year 1820 the following changes have been made in his property.
1 st The 25 1/2 acres of land on lot No. 73 Manlius with small house & barn, were sold by me to Gordon Adams of Manlius Onondaga Co. On the 18 th of October 1824 for six hundred dollars. The avails of which sale have been expended as shown by the affidavit hereto annexed.
2 nd The horse I sold to a stranger some 2 or 3 years since (the time of sale & the consideration are not recollected in consequence of my not having kept an account of the same) the proceeds of which were applied to the support & maintenance of myself & family as shown by said affidavit.
All the residue of my personal property contained in the schedule made by me in 1820 & not contained in the schedule herewith presented (except what has been worn out & lost) has been disposed of by me to various individuals at different times some years since (the names of whom the time when the consideration it is impossible for me at present to recollect my memory being exceedingly poor) & the proceeds honestly, fairly & economically applied to the support & maintenance of myself & family.

and Phineas Kellogg on his oath of office and truth that his family consists of only his wife himself & a hired servant woman servant. That this deponent's wife is a sick about seventy five years of age, very infirm & totally unable to help her- self or leave her hands except at short intervals. That this deponent is by occupa- tion a farmer, tolerably healthy but in con- sequence of old age unable to pursue his occupation or labor at all except for a very short time and at light light work. That this deponent made his origin- al declaration & application for a pension under the act of 18 th of March 1818 on the 9th day of April 1818 & afterwards received a pension certificate at No 8410 for eight dollars per month dated 18 th January 1819 which he received up to the 4 th of September 1819.
Sworn in open court (signed) Phineas Kellogg This 9 th day of March 1829 James Dean Judge Oneida Com. Pleas

I, Alfred Smith, of New Hartford in the County of Oneida and State of New York, being duly sworn, depose and say that some time in the latter part of the year 1824 Phineas Kellogg, formerly of Manlius purchased of me a small lot of ground being about one acre with a small dwelling house on it situated in New Hartford aforesaid for which he paid me Fifty Dollars at the time the title was given and gave a bond & Mortgage of the same lot to Jedediah Sanger for one hundred and fifty Dollars in payment to said Sanger of a debt I owed him which bond and mortgage the said Sanger accepted, & discharged me from One hundred and fifty Dollars I was then owing him.
(Signature) Alfred Smith
I, William Clark Warner of New Hartford, in the County of Oneida and State of New York being duly sworn depose and say that between the 23 d day of December 1826, & the 9 th day of February 1829, Phineas Kellogg of New Hartford aforesaid has paid me in money the sum of forty one Dollars & fifty seven cents for goods out of my store such as are generally necessary for the support & maintenance of a family, five dollars excepted, which was paid me for money he had in the mean time borrowed of me.
(Signature) W m C. Warner
I, Jedediah Sanger of New Hartford in the County of Oneida and State of New York being duly sworn depose and say that on the eleventh day of February 1829 Phineas Kellogg of New Hartford aforesaid paid me twenty five Dollars for goods which he has had out of my store at various times since the year 1825 and

that said goods were such as are generally necessary for the support & maintenance of a family — and that said Kellogg has frequently had goods within said time to a considerable amount for which he paid me at the time.
(Signed) L. Sanger.
Affirmed
I, Frederick Kellogg of New Hartford in the County of Oneida and State of New York being duly affirmed do declare and say that sometime in the month of October or November in the year 1828, Phineas Kellogg of said New Hartford paid me fourteen Dollars & twenty five cents on a promissory note which I held against him given for a Horse Store in the  in the winter of 1827.
(Signed) Frederick Kellogg.
I, Warren Converse of Westmoreland in the County of Oneida and State of New York being duly sworn do depose and say that since the year 1824, Phineas Kellogg of New Hartford in said County has paid me twenty eight Dollars and thirty nine cents for wheat out of my mill and cloth out of my store, and that he has also paid me frequently for goods since 1824 other sums of money not remembered at the time he took the goods.
(Signed) Warren Converse.
I, Frederick Sanger of New Hartford in the County of Oneida and State of New York do depose and say that sometime in the year 1825, Phineas Kellogg of New Hartford aforesaid paid me the full contents of the bond which he gave me on account of a debt Alfred Smith owed me as mentioned in said Smith.

affidavit.
(Signed) Jedediah Sanger.
I, Morris Kellogg, of New Hartford in the County of Oneida and State of New York being duly sworn to depose and say that since the year 1825, Phineas Kellogg of New Hartford aforesaid has paid me in cash twenty six Dollars & forty cents for fire wood and meat for the use of his family.
(Signed) Morris Kellogg.
I, Morris Kellogg of New Hartford in the County of Oneida and State of New York being duly affirmed to declare and say that between the month of April 1825 and the month of May 1826, Phineas Kellogg of New Hartford aforesaid paid me One hundred and sixty eight Dollars and thirty seven cents on account of money I advanced for him to pay a Mortgage to the People of the State of New York of One hundred and seven Dollars - and for money advanced to pay for repairs of his buildings, for wheat boards and several other small articles for the use of his family.
(Signed) Morris Kellogg.
I, James Lindley of New Hartford in the County of Oneida being duly sworn to depose and say that between the month of September 1826 and the first day of February 1829, Phineas Kellogg of New Hartford aforesaid has paid me twenty one Dollars and fifty cents for work done on his buildings and for fire wood.
(Signed) James Lindley.

State of New York Oneida County ss
On the 12 th day of February in the year 1829 Alfred Smith, William C. Warner, Zedekiah Sanger Warren Converse, Morris Kellogg, Zedekiah Sanger and James Lindsley, personally came before me and severally made solemn oath that the several affidavits by them separately subscribed are just and true.
And on the same day Frederick Kellogg and Forster Kellogg also personally came before me and severally made solemn affirmation that the separate affidavits by them severally subscribed are just and true.
(Signed) Samuel D. Dake Justice of the Peace.
I, Alvin Collins of New Hartford in the County of Oneida being duly sworn do depose and say that about two, or three years since Phineas Kellogg of New- Hartford aforesaid had several bushels of wheat of mine for which he paid me seven Dollars — and in the month of December or January last past he bought a cow of me for which he paid me sixteen Dollars in cash.
(Signed) Alvin Collins
I, Truman Kellogg of New Hartford in the County of Oneida being duly affirmed depose and say that during the years 1827 and 1828 Phineas Kellogg of the same place has paid me thirty six Dollars & fifty one cents for wood, grain, provision for his family and pasturing his cow.
(Signed) Truman Kellogg
Feb 25
Feb 26 aff d

Feb 28
I, Peter Hull of New Hartford in the County of Oneida and State of New York being duly sworn do depose and say that since September 3 rd 1825 Phineas Kellogg of the same place has paid me for shoes and shoemaking and mending eleven Dollars & thirteen cents.
(Signed) Peter Hull.
State of New York } Oneida County } ss
On the 25 th day of February in the year 1829 Oliver Collins personally came before me and made solemn oath that the above affidavit by him subscribed is true - And on the 26 th day of February 1829 Truman Kellogg personally came before me and made solemn affirmation that the affidavit by him subscribed is true. And on the 27 th day of February 1829 Peter Hull personally came before me & made solemn oath that the affidavit by him subscribed is true.
(Signed) Sam l D. D. D. Justice of the Peace.
State of New York } Oneida County } ss
I, William Curtis of Utica in the County of Oneida being duly sworn depose & say that Phineas Kellogg of New Hartford & County aforesaid between the 19 th of August 1824 & the 23 rd of April 1827 paid me fifty Dollars & six one cents for goods wares and merchandise which he purchased of me & which were such as are necessary for the support and maintenance of a family & which this deponent believes the said Phineas applied to the support of his family.
Sworn & subscribed this 7 th day of March 1829. } (Signed) William Curtis before me } (Signed) John Parsons Justice Peace

This Indenture made the thirteenth day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty four between Phineas Kellogg and Olivi his wife of New- Hartford of the County of Oneida & State of New York of the first and Gordon Adams of the Town of Manlius in the County of Onondaga and State aforesaid of the second part (Witnesseth) That the said parties of the first part for & in consideration of the sum of six hundred Dollars to them in hand paid by the said party of the second part the receipt whereof is hereby confessed and acknowledged have granted, bargained, sold, aliened remised, released, aliened and confirmed, and by these presents do grant, bargain, sell, remise, release, alien & confirm unto the said party of the second part in his actual possession now being & to his heirs and assigns forever, All that certain piece or parcel of land situate lying & being in the town of Manlius aforesaid, being a part of lot Seventy three & bounded as follows: beginning at the centre of the turnpike road at the North East corner of said lot (73) & running from thence on East line of said lot South thirty eight chains and seventy five links to land owned by Pearl Kellogg thence West six chains & forty five links to land owned by David Oli thence North twenty chains & ten links, thence west one chain & fifty links, thence North four chains & fifteen links, thence East one chain & fifty links, thence North fourteen chains & fifty links, thence to the centre of the said turnpike East six chains & forty five links to the place of beginning Containing Twenty five acres & one half of land Together with all and singular the hereditaments & appurte- nances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining & the reversion & reversions, remainder and remainders, rents, issues & profits thereof, and all the estate right title interest claim & demand whatsoever of the said parties of the first part either in Law or Equity of in & to the above bargained premises with the hereditaments & appurtenancy. To have and to hold the said above described and bargained premises with the hereditaments & appurtenances to the said party of

The second part his heirs and assigns to the sole & only proper use benefit & behoof of the said party of the second part his heirs and assigns forever. And the said Phineas Kellogg one of the parties of the first part for himself his heirs Executors & Administrators do covenant grant bargain promise and agree to and with the said party of the second part his heirs and assigns the above bargained premises in the quiet & peaceable possession of the said party of the second part his heirs & assigns against all & every person or persons lawfully claiming or to claim the whole or any part of the above mentioned and described premises will forever warrant & defend In witness whereof the parties of their presents have hereunto interchangeably set their hands & seals the day and year first above written.
Signed sealed & delivered in the presence of W. Eager Sam l D. Kin for Alvin Kellogg
Phineas Kellogg (L.S.) Alvin Kellogg (L.S.)
I Gordon Adams do on oath certify that the aforesaid is a true copy of the original deed executed to me by the above named Phineas and Alvin Kellogg at the time & for the purposes & considerations therein specified (Signed) Gordon Adams Westmoreland Oneida County 2 nd January 1829.
State of New York } Oneida County } }
Personally appeared before me Pomeroy Jones,

① The People of the State of New York. By the Grace of God free and Independent To All to Whom these presents shall come or may concern free- times I know Ye that we having inspected the records & proceedings remaining in our Clerks Office of our Court of Common Pleas of our County of Oneida in our said State Do find there a certain Record in the words and figures fol- =lowing to wit.
"State of New York
Oneida County ss: On the eighth day of September 1828 personally appeared in open Court in the Court of Com- mon Pleas in & for the County of Oneida being a Court of Record proceeding according to the course of the Common Law. With a jurisdiction unlimited in point of amount and keeping a record of their proceedings Phineas Kellogg aged seventy two years resident in the Town of New Hartford in said County who being first duly sworn according to said oaths on his oath de- clares that he served in the Revolutionary War as follows from the month of November 1775. to November 1776 one year in Colonel Jehediah Huntingtons Regiment of Connecticut Troops in Captain Ebene- zer Bissells Company 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 to diminish it so as to bring myself within the provisions of an act of Congress entitled "an act to pro- vide for certain persons engaged in the Land and na- val service of the United States in the revolutionary war passed on the eighteenth 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 to me nor have I any income other

than what is contained in the Schedule herunto annexed and by me subscribed
Schedule of the property of Phineas Kellogg of New Hartford taken this 2 nd day of September 1828
   One Cow $ 15.00 1 Hammer 18   1 Pig 3.00 1 Gimblet - 6   5 hens & Chickens 50 1 old p t Cioog - 6   1 pitch fork 12 2 old tobacco boxes - 6   1 ax 50 1 old Razor 6   1 hoe 38 1 Writing desk 2 50   1 old Iron kettle 50 2 Tables old 1 50   1 Broken bake kettle 18 2 Stands 1.00   1 Spider 25 2 or 3 Chests old 2.00   1 p t old Andirons 37 1 old Wheel 50   1 p t Shovel & Tongs 25 1 Warming pan old 37   1 " " " Broken - 6 Milk pams old 1.00   1 crane & 4 hooks 1.00 4 Pails 50   1 Smoothing Iron 25 2 Old Tubs 75   1 Grid Iron 37 5 old Barrels 75   1 pot broken 25 6 old Chains 1 50   1 p t Steelyards 50 6 Knives & forks 75   1 Bellows 25 4 Earthen pots 50   1 p t Shears - 1 Tumbler cracked 6   1 " Snuffers 6 2 Broken Tin measures 6   1 " pineaws - 1 Keg 25   1 Heeler 18 2 Decanters 75   3 Candle Sticks 37 8 Tea cups & Saucers 75   1 Sieve 25 1 Salt 6   3 Jugs 38 1 pepper Box 6   1 Canister 18 2 Tin Basins 18   2 Sugar Boxes 25 1 Bread dish 13   1 Looking Glass broke 25 2 Pewter Plates 75   2 Tea Pots 18 1 Churn   3 Bowls 18 20 lb Pork 1.25  

  12 Plates 1.00 20.. Flour 5.00   2 Mugs .25 1/2 Ton Hay 2.50   1 Cream 6. Small patch potatoes 1.25   6 Spoons Iron 37. 2 Bushel Meal 1.00.   27.58. 28.59 
I own 1/2 an acre of land & Small house & barn in the Town of New Hartford worth $ 175.- Warren Converse of Manchester owes me on a note of hand good $ 82.-
No other debts due me from any person.
An account of Property which Said Phineas Kellogg owned when he applied for a restoration of his pension in September 1820 & the manner in which the same has been disposed of -
This I have sold for $ 600 25 1/2 acres of land on lot 75 } in cash 100 down & the Maulins with small house } rest paid me annually 100 a & Barn then valued at $500. } Year the 1 st $ 100 dollars I expended in payment of small debts & then expended enough of the residue to discharge a debt I owed the State of New York of $ 100.75 & interest $ 200. I paid for the house & lot I now live in The remainder have paid out for the support of myself & family 1 Horse $ 20 This I have sold to pay my debts &c 2 Cows $ 35 one has been sold for the support of my family -
13 Sheep $ 13. Sold for Wheat & Corn & Years Since 2 hogs & Seven pigs $ 15. used up in family
12 hens & Chickens $ 6. used all except 5.-
1. old Plow & Harrow $ 5.00 worn out
1 Pitch fork 1. ax $ 1.50 have the ax. fork worn out
1 Hoe $ 0.50 I have a new
1 horse Wagon $ 40. Sold what then was left of it
1 Harness 10 " " " " " "
1 Sled 5. worn out

1 Saddle & Bridle " " 3 kettles $6. one remaining the others worn out & Broke 1 Frying pan & 2 old Skillets pan worn out & one Skillet 2 p r Cinders one p r burnt out 3 Trammels & 5 hooks 3 hooks on hand other lost 1 Chopping knife broke 2 Grumbets one on hand the other lost 1 old Shovel lost or worn out 1 set drill irons lost or worn out 2 Wheels one on hand one worn out and gone 1 Reel & one Swifts lost or broke up 2 p r Cards worn out 14 Milk pams part of them on hand 6 old pails part on hand the other destroyed 5 old Tubs 2 on hand the other extinct Farming Mill sold for support of Family 2 Tin Measures worn out Wood Clock & Case sold for little or nothing 3 baskets worn out 2 Looking Glases one Broken up 1 Coffee pot worn out 18 plates 6 broke up & gone 2 dishes 6 Tumblers broke 2 decanters broke 1 Pitcher Broke up & gone 1 Butter Boat gone.
   Debts which I owed in 1820     The People of the State $101. 75   Pearl Hellelog 85 38   Organic Smith 50   Cook Wilkie & Co 60   Morris Hull & Co 1.   Mr Woodworth 4   Chas Morris note 22   Moulton Avery 2   Samuel J. Cherry 13   Costs due Attorneys &c 50  
all these debts I have paid up with the avails of my property which I have not wanted for the support of my family.

And the said Phineas Kellogg on his oath afore- said saith that the account of the property which he own- ed when he applied for a restoration of his pension in 1820 & of the disposition of the same above given by him are in all respects just and true to the best of his knowledge & belief
I justly owe the Auburn Academy on a subscription made by me 7 or 8 years ago & the interest if any . $ 20. —
Also Phineas Kellogg Junior of Ohio $ 50.
& the interest 4 years — 14 —
This debt was for plaster which I purchased of said Phineas Also Uriah Kellogg of New Hartford a/c $ 50.
for medical attendance on my wife for about 4 years debts to several individuals for small articles
I have had of them for the use of my family whose names I cannot now recollect — — $ 10. —
And the said Phineas Kellogg on his oath aforesaid saith that his family constantly residing with him consists of two persons, and himself & wife aged seventy five The said Phineas is a farmer by occupation tolerably healthy but in consequence of old age unable to labor except to do little chores about his house his wife is very much worn out with age & unable to provide for herself. That he made his original declaration & application for a pension under the act of 18 th March 1818 on the ninth day of April 1818 and afterwards received a pension certificate N o 5410. for Eight dollars a month dated 18 th January 1819 which he has received up to September 4 th 1819. Sworn to in Open Court This 8 th day of September 1828 Phineas Kellogg J. H. Ostrom Clerk John H. Ostrom Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas

in & for the County of Oneida do certify that the foregoing Schedule & declaration have been admitted to Record in Said Court and I do further cer- tify that it is the Opinion of the Court that the total amount or value of the Petitioners property is, as is stated & set forth in the said Inventory In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand & the seal of the said Court this 8 th day of Sept r 1828. By order of the Court aforesaid.
J. A. Atkinson Clerk
All which we have caused by these presents to be Exemplified and the Seal of our Said Court of Com- mon Pleas to be hereunto affixed Witness Henry R. Storrs Esquire First Judge of our Said Court at the Court House in the Town of Whitestown in our Said County the 13 th day of September in the year of our Lord One Thousand eight hundred and Twenty Eight And of the Independence of the United States the Fifty three
J. A. Atkinson Clerk