Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File W. 25382, for John Hurteigh, New York

SERVICE
NUMBER
New York.
Hurteigh, John or Hurtough born, Catharine
N. 25382
CONTENTS
Former widow

5839 V 16
Ref d
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Catharine Carr, who was
widow of John Hartigh
N.Y.
who was a Private
in the Revolution
Inscribed on the Roll at the rate of 80 Dollars
Cents per annum, to commence on the 4th day of March, 1843. & end 4 th March 1848.
Certificate of Pension issued the 12 th day of July 1844
and sent to E. A. Brown
Syracuse, N. York
[Act of March 3, 1843.
& June 17. 1844
Recorded in Book A.
Vol. 1. Page 249.

9268
Catharine Farn wid. John Frostleigh
NY.
Act 7. July 38
23 Aug 42
E. A. Brown Lyra used NY.

Declaration
In Peter L. Schuyler the benefits of the acts of Congress of the 4 th June 1838 and the 23 rd August 1842.
State of New York Montgomery County
ss. On this day personally appeared Catharine  Catharine  Carn
One Thousand Eight hundred and forty three, personally appeared before Catharine  Catharine  Carn First Judge of Montgomery County Courts held in and for the County of Montgomery State of New York aforesaid, Catharine  Catharine  Carn , a resident of the town of Manlius in the County of Montgomery aforesaid here eighty six years of age upwards - who being first duly sworn according to law, doth on her oath make the following declaration, in order to obtain the benefits of the provision made in the acts of Congress passed June 4 th , 1838 and the 23 rd of August 1842: granting pensions to widows of persons who served during the Revolutionary war. That she is the widow of John  Hart  Steigh who was a private in the war of the Revolution. That said John  Hart  Steigh was at the time the war of the Revolution broke out a resident of the town of Palatine in Montgomery County in the State of New York aforesaid that the father of this declarant and at her said husband owned a certain adjoining farm. I declarant recollects that said John enlisted under a Captain Andrew  Fink - in whose company Martin  Walter , now of Manlius aforesaid, was a sergeant. Soon after his enlistment said John was marched from Palatine to Albany . From there he went to Frederick - He was in the Battle of Bunker's Hill . I continued in service until the end of the war - I recd at the defeat of Cornwallis . He served at

Fort Stuyvesant in the State of New York in the places - but this Declarant, on account of her age - as far as memory, does not recollect the partic- ulars of such service. He returned home on furlough, twice during the war when this Declarant was in him - she well remembers he was absent from home, & was said to be in the army, during the whole period of the war - with the exception of being twice at home on furlough for a short time as above stated - At the close of the war the said John returned home to Palatine aforesaid, and resided there until about forty years ago, when he removed from there to the Knapp's in the County of Montgomery aforesaid - When he came home from the war, he had a variety of papers with him - & a discharge among the rest & he went to Albany to get the balance of pay for his services.
This Declarant has not seen any of these papers for a great number of years - & she is now ignorant of what has become of them or whether they are in existence or not - Her said husband claimed she understood received bounty land, on account of his revolutionary services - amounting to some six hundred acres - & had a Deed or Patent therefor, which he sold or parted with many years since - & this Declarant signed off her right to said land.
She further declares that she was married to her said husband the said John Husting in the month of September seventeen hundred and eighty five or eighty six & she is not positive which - but she has always lived the time of her marriage at the date of just two years after the war - such marriage took place as early as September seventeen hundred and eighty five - but later than that time - there is no record of such marriage to her knowledge - the marriage was, to her

marriage took place as early as September seventeen hundred and eighty five - in later than that time. There is no record of such to her knowledge - the marriage took place at the house of John Christman, in the town of P'keepsie aforesaid - the person who officiated on the occasion was as she now recollects, a Clergyman - who was a stranger to declarant & his name she does not now recollect.
That her said husband John Hartough died at the town of Senof, in the county of Madison & State of New York on the twelfth day of November in the year 1809. That he was not married to him prior to his leaving the service, but the marriage took place prior to the first of January seventeen hundred & ninety four. This is in the first of the full months of two years after the close of the Revolutionary war - as above stated -
Declarant further says that her maiden name was Catherine Dabosh - That at the time of her marriage to the said John Hartough, she was the widow of William Carr - - - - - to whom she had been previously married - & who died on the _____ day of _____ Seventeen hundred and _____ eight or thereabouts - she cannot now recollect.
She further declares that after the death of her said husband John Hartough, and on the first day of January 1816. she was married to Charles Carr.
That said Charles Carr died on the twenty first day of December 1828. And that she is still a widow.
Sworn to and subscribed on _____ (The day of year first above written before me.) Catherine Carr Witnes: Edward A. Brown
Daniel Pratt First Judge of Orphans Court

I further certify that the following alterations & erasures were made in the foregoing Declaration before the same was sworn to - to wit - On first page with written over erasure Catharine erased a letter at the end of "Her light" erased & a blot - On the third page first was written on an erasure - I also figure 4 in the date 1824. I further certify that said Catharine Carr made her mark instead of writing her own name for the reason as stated by her, that she had never learned to write.
I further certify that in my opinion the said Declarant on account of her age & infirmity of body is unable to attend Court in order to make such Declaration - and from her present appearance I do not think she will be able to attend the Courts of which I am a Judge, at the next term thereof - Dated Syracuse July 6 th 1843 -
Daniel Pratt First Judge of the Onondaga County Courts

State of New York } Onondaga County } B.
Catharine Sible - of the Town of Manlius in said County being first duly sworn says that she is the youngest daughter of John Hartigh deceased and Catharine Barn who has this day made a Declaration for the purpose of obtaining a pension under the act of July 7 th 1838 and August 23 rd 1842 and in which said Declaration this affidavit is annexed - Deponent further says that she will be 85 years old on the 15 th day of July 1842 1843 that she had a sister older than herself who is now dead and also a brother older than deponent who (if living) was fifty years old on the 19 th day of May last and her said sister was some two or three years older than her said brother as she has always understood from her parents and the tradition of the family and which she verily believes to be correct -
Deponent further says that she has always understood from her said father John Hartigh and from his neighbors and friends that he was a revolutionary soldier. She further says that her said father has usually told over the story of his services in the war in her presence and hearing - of his being in the battles of Bunker Hill and Yorktown and of his staying one winter at Fort Stanwix. She distinctly recollects of his having a deed or Patent for about 17 hundred acres of land and which said Deed or Patent had a large seal attached to it and she understood from her said father that said land was allotted to him on account of his services in the revolutionary war and that said land was situated about twelve miles from Ithaca Falls in the State of New York. Deponent further says that she has understood from her said father in his life time that he had

State his claim, or that the same man have got away from him for a mere trifle, and in the winter before his removal from Palatine to Silenhus, he let two men of the names of Pratt and Parsons have his discharge for the purpose of having them try to get his land back again for him, but he has never seen his said discharge since that time, and the other papers that he said father formerly had relating to his services in the army are gone and this deponent knows not what has become of them.
Deponent further says that she generally made it her home with her father and mother from the time of her earliest recollection up to the time of deponent's marriage in 1808 and that said father and mother during all that time, and up to the time of his death in 1809 as aforesaid lived together as husband and wife and always recognized and acknowledged each other as such.
Deponent further says that her said father John Huntigk died at the residence of this deponent at least aforesaid on the 12 th day of November 1809 and deponent was present when he died, saw his body after his death and attended his funeral.
Deponent further says that her said mother Catherine Huntigk now Carn has most of the time since 1809 resided with this deponent and still continues to do so. Deponent further says that she is the youngest daughter of said John Huntigk and said Catherine Carn and that her older brother has been absent from his former home and she has not heard or known any thing of him for about twenty years last past and she supposes that he is dead.
Deponent further says that she was herself married when she was fifteen years old and such marriage took place on the Thirteenth day of October 1808.

Deponent further says that she was herself married when she was fifteen years old and such marriage took place on the thirteenth day of October 1808
Deponent further says that she has no knowledge or recollection of any family or other record of the marriage of her said parents, but she has always understood that they were married in the month of September and two years and no more after the final close of the Revolutionary war —
Deponent further says that she has now no knowledge or information of the above named Pratt & Parsons - does not know their Christian names - & it is forty years & upwards since she has seen or heard any thing of them or either of them - or of the paper given to them by her father which deponent supposed to be a discharge as afore said - Deponent further says that she was well acquainted with Charles Carr the last husband of her said mother, Catherine - and that they were married at the time stated in said Declaration (January 1 st 1816 -) as she has always understood although deponent was not present at the marriage - That said Charles Carr died at Senox in Madison County about the 21 st day of December 1829 - & that deponent was present at the funeral -
Deponent further says that her said Mother has remained a widow ever since the death of her said husband Charles Carr - and is still a widow — And further says not —
Sworn & Subscribed before me this 6 th day of July A. D. 1843 -
Catherine her mark P. Carr
John O. Johnson District Attorney.
of the place E. A. Brown -
Certify that "now" was erased & "1843" interlined on first page & "now Carr" interlined on 2 d page before signing J. O. Johnson A. D. P.

State of New York, Broome County } ss Henry Piple, of Marlin in said County. being sworn says that he was well acquainted with John Hurligh before his death - & also with his family - that his wife Catharine - resided in the family of this deponent with said John Hurligh at the time of his death in 1809. as set forth in the preceding declaration & affidavit - That the said Catharine Cern now resides in deponent's family - & is the identical person who makes the foregoing application for a pension - Deponent further says that he has been acquainted with said Catharine Hurligh, now Catharine Cern - over thirty five years - & that her daughter who makes the foregoing affidavit is the wife of this deponent - Deponent further says that said declarant is a credible person & her statements are entitled to confidence & credit - I further deponent says not - Sworn before me this 6 th day of July 1843 - Henry Piple John D. Johnson andhusband his mark - Of the preceding Witness. Edward A. Brown -

State of New York Monroe County } ss - Peter R. Reed of the Town of Marlin in said County being duly sworn says that he is well acquainted with Henry Pickle & his wife Catharine Pickle - who have made the foregoing affidavits in the matter of the application of Mrs. Catharine Carr for a pension - That deponent resides in the same neighborhood with them - & that the statements made by said Catharine & Henry Pickle in their said affidavits are entitled to full credit as this deponent verily believes. That they are credible persons in the estimation of their neighbors. - I further deponent says not - Sworn before me this 6 th day of July 1843 - Peter R. Reed
John H. Johnson Justice of the peace }
State of New York Monroe County } ss - I, John H. Johnson, the above named Justice of the peace before whom the foregoing affidavits of Catharine Pickle, Henry Pickle & Peter R. Reed were known to on the 6 th day of July 1843 - do hereby certify that I am not personally acquainted with the said Catharine & Henry Pickle - but am well acquainted with said Reed & that he is a credible person. & that I am of opinion that the statements of said Reed are entitled to full confidence & credit. I further certify that I am fully satisfied that said Catharine Pickle & Henry Pickle are credible persons & that the statements made by each of them in the foregoing affidavits are entitled to full confidence & credit - In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand this 26 th day of September 1843 - John H. Johnson Justice of the peace

Schenectady Co. N.Y.
State of New York Onondaga County - ss. I Charles T. Hicks, County Clerk of the County of Onondaga in the State of New York aforesaid Do hereby Certify That Daniel Pratt, before whom the foregoing Declaration of Catharine Corn. was taken - & who executed the affidavit Certificate annexed to said Declaration on the 6 th day of July 1843 - was on that day & still is the First Judge of Onondaga County Court - held in for the County of Onondaga aforesaid - & that the signatures to said Declaration & Certificate, purporting to be the signatures of said Pratt, are his genuine signatures -
I further Certify that John H. Johnson, before whom the foregoing affidavit of Catharine Pickle - Henry Pickle & Peter R. Reed were sworn to on the 6 th day of July 1843, was on that day & still is a Justice of the peace in & for the County of Onondaga aforesaid - & that the signatures to said affidavit & a certificate purporting to be the signatures of said John H. Johnson are his genuine signatures -
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set the Seal of said County of Onondaga - & set my hand at Syracuse this twenty second day of July one thousand eight hundred and sixty three. The words "who executed the" written on an erasure in this Certifi- cate before sealing same -
Chas. T. Hicks Clerk

State of New York } Onondaga County } ss. - I hereby certify that John K. Johnson the person who executed the foregoing certificate bearing date the 26 th day of September 1843. is a justice of the peace in & for said county of Onondaga. - That the signature thereto purporting to be his is his genuine signature -
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal of office - at Syracuse in said county this 27 th day of September A. D. 1843 -
Dwight Smith, District Clerk (Clerk absent)
I read at the defeat of Cornwallis. He served at

Key
WIDOW, &c.
File No. 25382
Catherine Burn Formerly Widow of John Hurleigh Prison Rec. War
Act Mar 30 1843 & June 17/44
Index: Vol. A Page 122
[Arrangement of 1870.]

Reported
8445
New York
Williamine Kearns, family widow of John Warleigh
who was a pensioner under the Act of and who died on the 17th Nov. 1809 of Oswego in the State of New York who was a Private in the Company commanded by Captain Stink of the Regt commanded by Col Stink in the New York line for 2 years
Inscribed on the Roll of Albany at the rate of 80 Dollars Cents per annum, to commence on the 4th day of March, 1836.
Certificate of Pension issued the 3rd day of June, 1844 and sent to Capt. Brown Syracuse, N. York
Total amount, $ 400.00
[Act July 7, 1838.]
Recorded by J. H. Thompson , Clerk, Book D Vol. 1 Page 157

9268
Catharine Carn wid. of John H. Tuttle
N.Y. Oct July 1838
Ad P
2 years
priv
$80 per an
E. A. Brown Esq r Syracuse N.Y.

Syracuse July 5 th 1844 - Sir -
Enclose papers for Mrs. Catharine Carris one years pension -
She formerly resided in Manlius in this county - But now resides in Kenosha. Milwaukee Co. Wisconsin
She has friends residing here also - I can as well procure her pensions from the Albany agency as at any place more remote from her than Chicago or Milwaukee -
Yours truly
Edward A. Brown
Hon. J. L. Edward. Comm of pension ?

Jacob Shaver
Hon Wm Taylor H.R. Feb. 6

War Department Pension Office
January 26. 1836
Sir,
The claim of Jacob Shaver for nine months service in Col. M. K. Van Rensselaer's reg't. in 1779 and for ten months under Capt. Denny of the Quartermaster's Department will be again allowed. The time in Capt. Zeily's company cannot be again allowed, unless sustained by further proof. In a supplemental affidavit the claimant states that he might have served in Capt. Shuler's company or Capt. Graft's company, but his name does not appear on the rolls of either.
I have the honor to be
Very respectfully
Your obed. Servt.
J. L. Edwards
Wm. William Taylor House of Representatives

Sir
I am requested to ask for a certificate agreeable to the within letter -
I am Respectfully Yours W Taylor
Dear Sir, Hon Geo. W. Brumbaugh
Feb. 6 th
Jacob Shaver
Wm Taylor H.R. 7000

1843 A. L. 52
Returned Claim Catharine Carr Oct 1838 A. G.
Hon: J. L. Bellairs - Commissioner of Pensions of Pensions Washington City D. C. —

Syracuse. Onondaga County N.Y. Sept. 27 1843 -
Sir -
I herein enclose Mrs. Catharine Casso Declaration &c - together with a Certified Copy of the Deed, referred to in your letter to me - of the 19 th Instant - The County of Herkimer formerly was very large, but a great number of New Counties in this part of the State have been formed since 1792 - The Records of the Township of Lysander were kept at Auburn from 1790 - to 1799 - afterwards in this County - But now part of Lysander is in this County & the remainder in Oswego County - & No 12. is in Oswego County as will be seen by a reference to a map -
I had no knowledge of the existence of a formal Deed from John Hurlbigh & wife - until after receiving your letter - the old lady spoke of "signing off" her right - I believe the Deed will dispense with the necessity of returning the two affidavits of Christmans - who were present at the marriage - they both live some thirty miles or more from here - & I cannot procure Certificates of credibility without much trouble & expense But if you prefer that I should do so - I will - & in the mean time retain them until I receive your reply to this & other papers heretofore forwarded to you & not returned - John Hurlbigh's identity with

Declarant's former husband is clearly shown by testimony now in your office - Shaner & Walters office -
Yours Most Respectfully
Edward A. Brown
Hon. J. L. Edwards - Washington ?

Sept. 2/43.
Addl. to care of Colt. Can.
Shaw } John Walter }
Hon: J. S. Edwards Court of Pensions Washington City D.C.

Worcester Dec. 3 rd 1843-
Dear Sir -
Enclosed I send you further affidavits in the pension case of Mrs. Catharine Cook. They were mentioned in my last letter to you. But not being quite ready when I wished to mail that letter, I have detained them until now -
I also enclose a document from our Comptroller's Office - You see there is a memorandum at the bottom referring to the Balloting Book of the N.H. Troops &c - Whether Hartshigh is Hurlbigh - Quere. I have referred to the Balloting Book of the first N.H. Reg t on page 28. I find that John Hurlbigh - drew 600. acres of land - in Township no one of the Military Tract - July 8. 1790 - lot No. 12 - On page 115. It appears that John Hurlbigh drew lot No. 12 - Alexander being Township No. one - -
On Page 164. It appears that the Patent for John Hurlbigh's land was issued to John Strahan -
On page 85 of the same Book It appears that John Hurlbigh belonged to a Company of Light Infantry under Captain Leonard Blacker -
I hope that these references will enable you to refer to documents in your office, without difficulty, for such evidence as you may have there,

which will corroborate our claim - The enclosed affidavits of Snarer and Walters will also give the names of other officers - So that the full time of his services as a private can be made out -
Yours Respectfully
Edward A. Brown
To Hon. J. S. Edwards - } Court of Pensions }

State of New York Onondaga County p:
Jacob Shaver of the town of Manlius in said County and State being duly sworn, says that he is eighty years of age and upward, that he is a pensioner of the United States on account of his services in the Revolutionary war, that deponent was well acquainted with John Harteigh formerly of Palatine Montgomery County: but more recently of Manlius aforesaid, and of Senox in the County of Madison.
This deponent further says that said John Harteigh was a private in the Revolutionary war, and served during considerable part of said war, that deponent saw him frequently while in actual service.
Deponent further says that he was well acquainted with Catharine Harteigh the wife of said John Harteigh during the life time of said John Harteigh, and has known her ever since his death: that she still lives in the immediate neighborhood of this deponent with her son-in-law, Henry Pickle: that her present name is Catharine Barn, that she is the widow of Charles Barn her third husband, and is the identical person who is now making application for a pension on account of the Revolutionary services of her husband, the said John Harteigh: That deponent knew the said Catharine and John Harteigh to live together as husband and wife, but deponent can't say how many years before this date that they first so lived together as man and wife: the deponent further says that said Catharine and John Harteigh had children.
Deponent further says he knows of said John Harteigh serving in the Revolutionary war under the following officers, viz: Captain

Messrs Fink, Lieut: Jacob Black, and Col: Gausebrook.
And further this deponent says not. In presence of J. Fleming
Robert Gilmore J.P.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18 th day of July 1843.
Robert Gilmore J.P.
This Jacob + Slaver mark
State of New York

State of New York - 2
Montgomery County ss p. Martin Walter
the Town of Manlius
Complain in said County being duly sworn says that he is aged thirty three years & upwards. That he served in the Revolutionary War & is now in the receipt of a pension on his services in that war. That in the forefront of the war, as he now recollects, in the month of the year seventeen hundred & seventy six. Deponent was a Sergeant in the Company of Captain Andrew Fink - I knew of the enlistment of John Hurteigh - as a private in the Company of said Fink. That said John Hurteigh went to Albany from Palatine in the County of Montgomery where said Hurteigh then resided. That this Deponent was in the service with said Hurteigh & was in several Battles with him as herein after stated -
That this Deponent knew Catherine Dehuth who married William Carr - & afterwards also married the above named Hurteigh. I was for many years, until the death of said Hurteigh - the the wife of said Hurteigh - that said Catherine still lives in the same house with this Deponent - & is now the widow of her third husband Charles Carr. I resides with daughter Catherine Pickle & her son-in-law Henry Pickle - at Manlius aforesaid -
Deponent further says that he was not present at the marriage of said John & Catherine Hurteigh

But, he knows of them actually cohabiting together as husband and wife as many as sixty years prior to this date - & that they were reputed to be as acknowledged each other as husband and wife - Deponent further says that he has known the said Catherine Conn, widow of said Hartough, ever since the time above stated & ever since the death of said Hartough - & well knows her to be the identical person who is making an application for a pension on account of the Revolutionary Services of her said husband John Hartough -
Deponent further says that he was always understood & believes that said Hartough drew bounty lands from the State of New York for his services in the war. Deponent further says that said Hartough served in the first New York Regiment under officers whose names deponent now recollects as follows. Captain Andrew Kirk Lieut. Isaac Clark 1st Lieut. Pease & Ensign Wrightman
Deponent further says that this deponent was in the following battles with said Hartough viz - Battle of Criskill, Monmouth & York Town
Wm H Sherman Witness      his Martin Wallens mark
And further deponent says not - sworn & subscribed before me this 9th day of July 1843 - James H Jones J. Pease

Sworn & subscribed before me this 9th day of July 1843 - Lewis A Jones & Pease
I hereby certify that the words " at the marriage " were interlined on the last line of the first page of the foregoing will of Martin Walker. before signing - Lewis A Jones & Pease "in same form with" erased - in characters near interline - "Martin" was erased before signing & "Pompey" written after it - Lewis A Jones

State of New York - Onondaga County -
Onondaga County ss - I Charles T. Nickols, County Clerk of said county, do hereby certify that Robert Gilmore, before whom the foregoing affidavit of Jacob Shaver was taken on the 18 th day of July 1843, was on that day a Justice of the peace in & for said county at Onondaga aforesaid. I further certify that James H. Jones before whom the foregoing affidavit of Martin Watson was taken on the 8 th day of July 1843, was also a Justice of the peace on that day in & for said county of Onondaga, and that the several signatures to the said affidavits & the certificates thereto annexed purporting to be the signatures of said Gilmore & Jones respectively, are their genuine signatures -
In testimony whereof I have hereunto affixed the Seal of said County of Onondaga & set my hand at the village of Syracuse this 22 d day of July 1843 -
Chas. T. Nickols Clerk

State of New York } Montgomery County } ss
to - Andrew Adkisson of the Town of Palatine in the County of Montgomery aforesaid being duly sworn says that he holds the office of Town Clerk in the Town, County and State aforesaid - and further that he has made diligent search in the Records of the said office & is unable to find therein any entry or memorandum of the marriage of John Hartigh and Catharine Com- and that such search extended from the year 1770 - to 1794 - & to 1800 - inclusive Deponent further says that it does not appear from the Records in said office that marriages were usually recorded therein during the time aforesaid - further says not-
known before me this 2 1 st day of August A.D. 3 1843 - A.M.B. Marriage being partially written on an erasure before signing the foregoing affidavit
Andrew A Dillenbach
A. Hall Justice of the Peace in of Montgomery County
State of New York } ss Montgomery County } ss
to J. Henry Cook County Clerk of the County of Montgomery in the State of New York aforesaid - do hereby Certify that the above named

Abraham Hester ————— The Justice of the peace before whom the foregoing Affidavit of Search for Marriage record was Sworn to on the first ————— day of August, 1843 1843. was on that day Heester is a Justice of the peace in & for the County of Montgomery aforesaid. I further Certify that I am well ac- -quainted with the hand writing of the said Justice of the peace and that the aforesaid Signature is justly to be his. is his genuine Signature —
In testimony whereof I have hereunto affixed my Seal of Office and set my hand at ref Haverda in said County of Montgomery This Second day of August A.D. 1843.
A. Cook Clerk

John Kurtughwife
To
Frederick Yetman (Copy Deed)
No 8 Bundle 3 found in the box of John Kurtughwife Edward Brown Esq
6

This Indenture made this third Day of January in the year of our Lord One thousand Eight Seven hundred and Ninety two. Between John Hurtrugh and Catharine his wife of Palatine in the County of Montgomery in the State of New York of the one part and Frederic Getman Esquire of the same place of the other second part. Witnesseth that the said John Hurtrugh and Catharine his wife for and in consideration of the sum of thirty three pounds New York currency to him in hand paid by the said Frederic Getman, the receipt whereof the said John Hurtrugh and Catharine his wife doth hereby confess and acknowledge and for divers other good causes and considerations them therein moving they the said John Hurtrugh and Catharine his wife hath granted, bargained and sold, released, released, and confirmed and by these presents doth fully, freely and absolutely grant, bargain and sell unto the said Frederic Getman and to his heirs and assigns forever. All that certain tract or lot of land situate lying and being in the County of Ulster in the township of Synder known and distinguished by a map said Township by lot number two twelve containing Six Hundred acres (with five acres for each hundred for highways) granted unto the said John Hurtrugh by a patent under the great Seal of the State of New York dated the Eight Day of July and in the year of our Lord One thousand Seven Hundred and Ninety. And also all the estate, right, title, interest, claim and demand whatsoever as well in equity as in Law of him the said John Hurtrugh his heirs and assigns. of, in and to all and singular the said premises above mentioned. of, in and to every part and parcel thereof, with the appurtenances. To Have and To Hold the said lands, hereditaments and all and singular the premises above mentioned and every part and parcel thereof, with the appurtenances unto the said Frederic Getman his heirs and assigns to the only proper use and behoof of the said Frederic Getman his heirs and assigns forever. And the said John Hurtrugh his heirs, assigns do by these presents Warrant and Defend the above bargained premises unto the said Frederic Getman his heirs and assigns against all legal claims whatever. In Witness Whereof the parties of the first part have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first above

written
Johannes Hartough Deed Catharine her Hartough Deed mark
Sealed and Delivered in the presence of us. Nathan Christy  3 Christy
Christian D. Dig
Be it Remembered That on the 24 th Day of March One thousand Seven Hundred and Ninety two. personally appeared before me one of the Justices of the peace of the County of Montgomery. John Hartough and Catharine his wife and respectively acknowledged that they signed sealed and Delivered the within instrument as their voluntary act and deed for the purposes therein mentioned I have examined Catharine the said wife apart from her husband and she confessed that she executed the same without dread fear or construalion and finding no material marks or interlineations therein do allow the same to be Recorded. Peter Sub Sub
State of New York. ss. I Certify that on the Eleventh Day of February One thousand Eight Hundred Two before me came Nathan Christy being sworn did say that he saw John Hartough & Catharine his wife both of whom he knows as within described voluntarily execute the within conveyance as their act and deed for the uses therein mentioned & at the same time appeared John Frey to me known being sworn did say that he knows the witness now before me to be John Hartough a man of credibility This being satisfactory no material alterations appearing I do allow the same to be Recorded. John V N Yates Master in Chancery
Endorsed (Regt 29 April 1795)
"Entered for Recording February 12 th 1802 at 11 o'clock AM
Ben Sedgwick Jr
By Clk
State of New York
Cayuga Co Clerk's Office } ss. I Mr Richardson Clerk of said County do hereby Certify that I have Compared the foregoing with an original Deed on file in this Office and find it to be a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of such original. In Witness my hand at the seal of said
County this 23 rd Day of Sept 1843
C. Hulbert Dep: Clk

1142
Declaration

Declaration
In order to obtain the benefits of the act of Congress of the 3 rd of March 1843- granting pensions for one year to certain widows who have received pensions under the act of July 7- 1838-
Territory of Wisconsin County of Milwaukee
ss. On this 26 th day of June 1844.
I personally appeared before the subscriber, a justice of the peace, in and for the County of Milwaukee aforesaid - Catharine Carr - a resident of the town of Menomonee in said county of Milwaukee & Territory of Wisconsin - aged Eighty seven years and upwards - who being first duly known according to law to be the person described in and who executed the following declaration, in order to obtain the benefits of the act of Congress passed on the third of March 1843- granting pensions to widows of persons who served during the Revolutionary war - That she is the former widow of John Harteigh, who was a private, in the army of the Revolution, & who died on the 12 th day of November 1809 - That after the death of said John Harteigh, this declarant intermarried with Charles Carr - to wit, on the first day of January 1816 - That said Carr Charles Carr, departed this life, on the 24 th day of December 1829 - and that since the last named date, she has remained unmarried -
That this declarant has received a certificate for five years pension, under the act of July 7- 1838- on account of the services Revolutionary of her former husband, the said John Harteigh, which said certificate bears date the 3 rd day of June 1844- & is signed by W m Wilkins, Secretary of War - and examined and countersigned by J. L. Edmonds Commissioner of pensions - and is numbered on the back thereof "8445" - and grants to this declarant a pension at the rate of eighty dollars per annum, from the fourth of March 1836 - to the 4 th of March 1841- She further declares that she is still a widow - Sworn to and subscribed on the 3 rd day and year first above written before me.
Victor Walworth Justice of the peace
Catharine Carr deceased

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Clinton H. Walworth Justice of the peace before whom the foregoing declaration of Catherine Carn was this day known to me to be her free act and deed and I do hereby certify that the following alterations, erasures &c were made in said declaration before the same was signed & sworn to - to wit - "benefits" & "kind" naturally blotted & "doth on her with" and "services" interlined - "I" after "shape" and "Catherine" erased.
I further certify that the said Catherine Carn is personally known to me to be the identical person who held the Certificate for five years pension mentioned and described in the foregoing declaration -
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand this 26 th day of June one thousand eight hundred and forty four -
Clinton Walworth Justice of the peace
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Cyrus Hawley Clerk of the District court of Milwaukee County in the Territory of Wisconsin aforesaid. As such Clerk I do hereby certify that Clinton Walworth Esq. before whom the foregoing declaration of Catherine Carn was known to me who executed the foregoing Certificate, is a Justice of the peace in & for said County of Milwaukee - as above - and that the several signatures to said declaration & Certificate, purporting to be his, are genuine -
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my Seal of Office at Milwaukee in said County of Milwaukee this 26 th day of June 1844 - "my" interlined.
Cyrus Hawley Clerk Dist. Ct. Mil. County