Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File W. 25,470, for Zalmon Taylor, Connecticut

SERVICE
NUMBER _____
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Taylor, Salomon Hannah
25,470
CONTENTS

A Family Record
Salmon Taylor was Born in Danbury, Fairfield County, State of Connecticut December 2 nd 1767. Hannah Benedict was Born in Danbury, Fairfield County, State of Connecticut September 22 nd 1768. They were Married in Danbury, Fairfield County, State of Connecticut October 26 th 1788.
   Names Births Marriages Deaths     Ezra Taylor Daniel Taylor February 26 th 1785 November 21 st 1787 December 27 th 1803 Oct 1 st 1825 Jan 5 th 1811   Salmon Taylor 1 st Salmon Taylor 2 nd Wm Taylor Daniel B Taylor Ann M Taylor Ezra Taylor Oliver D Taylor Francis Taylor Grand May 22 nd 1805 Aug 26 th 1808 Nov 25 th 1811 Feb 7 th 1814 Sept 11 th 1817 Sept 13 th 1826 May 13 1825 May 24 1830 Children Feb 13  

D. W. Taylor
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Yours Truly W. H. Dallinger
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City of New York. 6050
Hannah Taylor, widow of Salmon Taylor, deceased.
who was a pensioner under the Act of _____ and who died on the 10 th of May, 1816 - of Putnam Co. in the State of New York who was a private in the company commanded by Captain Benedict of the Regt. commanded by Col. P. Bradley in the Genl. line for 12 months & 9 days service.
Inscribed on the Roll of New York at the rate of 40 Dollars  Cents per annum to commence on the 4th day of March, 1836.
Certificate of Pension issued the 17 th day of February 1841 - and sent to Hon. G. Kendall, House of Representatives.
Admitted to the 4th of March, 1841 Semi-annual allowance ending
$205.00
{ Act July 7, } 1838. }
Recorded by S. L. E. Clift Clerk, Book 4 Vol. 2 Page 107.
Reported Feb 17, 1841. See to Hon. G. Kendall July 25, 1841. Abt E. Richard May 7 '48

Chas Layton Deposition

I Elias Taylor of Kent in the county of Litchfield and State of Connecticut being eighty seven Years of age depose and say: That Salmon Taylor formerly of Danbury in the County of Fairfield and State aforesaid was a Younger brother of mine, and has been deceased some Twenty Years — That sometime as I think in the spring of 1775 he enlisted into a Company of regular troops Commanded by Capt Noble Benedict, and Marched with a regiment Commanded by Colonel Waterbury to the Northward and was at the taking of Fort St. John on Lake Champlain and according to my recollection was absent nine months on said tour of duty — He returned with said Company at the end of the Campaign — In the Year 1776 or 1777 and which I cannot positively say, he again enlisted into said Noble Benedict's company for nine months according to my recollection; and served said nine months in New York and New Jersey and during said last mentioned tour was after the taking of Fort Washington on the Hudson river was with the American Army on their retreat through the Jerseys —
June

I always understood from my brother that he escaped being taken prisoner at Fort Washington in consequence of being at the time of the attack, absent on the other side of the river on a foraging party. During the two campaigns mentioned above it is my firm belief that he served eighteen months. I am a pensioner of the United States and am in the enjoyment of good health and activity for one of my advanced age.
Elias Taylor
Litchfield County ss. at Kent on the 28 th day of November A.D. 1840 personally appeared before me Elias Taylor known to me as a credible witness, and being duly cautioned and sworn according to law made solemn oath to the truth of the facts in the above deposition stated and subscribed the same in my presence
Fred. H. Root

State of Connecticut Litchfield County ss at Kent within and for the Probate District of Kent I certify that Frederick J. Ferris is a justice of the Peace within and for the County of Litchfield of said duly commissioned & sworn and every way qualified to do business as a justice of the Peace in said County that I am acquainted with his hand writing and that the foregoing signature of his is genuine. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and the seal of the Court of Probate for said District. at Kent this 27 th day of Nov r 1840 Nathl P. Perry Judge of the Court of Probate for the District of Kent
N.B. The word "way" in the above certificate made by me before signing Nathl P. Perry Judge of the Ct of Probate for District of Kent

Salmon Saylor married Oct 26 th  sixty seven- ten hundred eighty to Hannah Benedict daughter of Sheophilus Benedict;
I Thomas P White Clerk of the Town of Danbury in the County of Fairfield and State of Connecticut do certify that the foregoing is a true copy of the record found in the Book of Records of marriages in said Danbury with the exception of the date which is expressed on the record in illegible figures as follows Oct 26 th 1780 That Thomas P White Town Clerk
I Thomas P White above named depose and say that I hold the Office of Town Clerk in the County Town & State aforesaid and that the above is a true extract of the records of said Town with the exception above named as certified by me Thomas P White Clerk of the Danbury December 10 th 1840, said Town of Danbury
State of Connecticut } Fairfield County } ss
on this 10 th day of December 1840 before the Court of Probate for the District of Danbury within and for said County and State in open Court personally appeared the above named Thomas P. White the above named deponent who being duly sworn, made solemn oath to the truth of the above dep- osition by him subscribed - I certify that the above deponent is well known to said Court, as a man of good character, and a credible witness - I testimony whereof I have here- unto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court at Danbury this 10 th day of December 1840 Edward Saylor Judge

State of New York, I, Reuben D. Bannum Clerk of the County Putnam County ss. Court of the County and State aforesaid do hereby
Certify that Ebenezer Foster is one of the Surges in and for said County duly commissioned and qualified that his commission was dated on the seventeenth day of March 1836 and will expire on the seventeenth day of March 1841 and that his signature above written is genuine
Given under my hand and the seal of the said County this 8 th day of February 1841
Reuben D Bannum Clk of Putnam County
Hon. G. H. Noble H.R.

Premily reg? See no 7547
Mar 26 1878
And due to the 1st
Hm. G. Kemble No 2

State of New York
Putnam County
On the 6th day of February in the Year one thousand eight hundred and forty one personally appeared before me Eleanor Foster the undersigned Eleanor Foster one of the Judges of Putnam County courts in and for said County of Putnam Hannah Taylor a resident of the Town of Patterson in said County aged seventy nine Years who being duly sworn according to Law doth on her oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the provision made by an act of Congress passed July 7th 1838 that she is the widow of Talmadge Taylor late of the State of Connecticut deceased who was a private in the War of the Revolution and served in said war for many Months in the Years of 1775 & 76 does not distinctly recollect what officers he served under but thinks to the best of her recollection he was in Capt Noble Benedict's Company and also under Col Brattle Connecticut Troops - as she thinks - more may be known of said services by referring to the proofs sent to the Commissioner of Pensions - The deponent further says that she was married to the said Talmadge Taylor by the Rev Samuel Camp of Ridgefield Ct on the Sunday of the 26th day of October 1780 and lived with him as his wife (and by him had a family of children) until his decease which was on the 11th day of May in the Year 1815 or 16 is not positive what of said Years and since his death have remained his widow - the deponent further says that the family record which accompanies this declaration is one that has been in her possession for the last forty five Years and has not the least doubt of its correctness - The deponent further says that she is entirely unable from bodily infirmities to attend at court being quite infirm the deponent further saith not -
The foregoing is a true and correct copy of the original on file in the office of the Clerk of the Court at Poughkeepsie, N.Y. - Sept 8. Foster
Hannah Taylor
I do certify that from her infirmities of age that she cannot subscribe her name within do I think her able to attend court Eleanor Foster

State of New York Putnam County } ss.
On the sixth day of February in the Year one thousand eight hundred and forty one before me, Elmer Foster one of the Judges of Putnam County courts in and for said County came Ezra Taylor son of Salmon Taylor late of Danbury Connecticut deceased - and Hannah Taylor his wife - both on his oath say that his mother Hannah Taylor resides with him and truly believes that she is unable to go out of the house and knows that she is able and unable to attend open court in consequence of bodily infirmities. The deponent further says that his mother is now a widow and has not been since the death of his father Salmon Taylor -
Sworn and submitted to me -
Elmer Foster
Ezra Taylor

Declaration
In order to obtain the benefits of the act of Congress of the third of March 1843 and the 17 th of June 1844 granting a pension for one year under the first act and for four years under the second act to certain widows who have received pensions under the act of July 7 1838
State of Connecticut S.S. Fairfield County New Fairfield June 2 nd A.D. 1845
On this second day of June 1845 Personally appeared before the Subordinate Justice of the Peace for Fairfield County Hannah Sayler of the Town of New Fairfield in the County of Fairfield aged Eighty Three years who being first truly sworn according to law doth on her oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefits of the provision made by the act of Congress passed on the 3 rd of March 1843 granting pensions for one year and the act of Congress passed June 17 th 1844 granting a further pension for four years to widows of persons who served during the revolutionary war. That she is the widow of Zalmone Sayler a private of the Revolution in which he served and the annual amount of the pension which she received under the act of July 7 th 1838 was forty one dollars per annum. She further declares that she is still the widow of said Zalmone Sayler - sworn to and subscribed on this day and year above written before
Elias Birchard Justice of Peace
Hannah X Sayler mark
Fairfield County S.S. New Fairfield June 2 nd A.D. 1845
I hereby certify that the above named Hannah Sayler is personally known to me and that she is a person of truth and veracity and that her memory and faculties are remarkable for a person of her age
Elias Birchard Justice of Peace

Nice Place, June 10 1845
Dear Sir
Enclosed I forward you the declaration of Hannah Taylor duly authenticated and if all the papers should be satisfactory you will please forward the certificates as soon as possible as the old Lady is quite feeble and in indigent circumstances.
Yours sincerely Richard
Rev. W. L. Edwards
7906 June 12, 1845.
to Hannah Taylor March 3, 1843.
Miss Plaine June 10 1845 - free
Richard Hill Charles Mission Agent Washington B.C.

Recy
WIDOW, &c.
File No. 25470
Hannah Taylor wid. of Johnson Taylor Dow. Rev. m.
Act: March 3 rd 1843. Purge 17 th 1844.
Index:—Vol. 4 , Page 266
[Arrangement of 1870.]

Mar. 13-1903
Eugene H. Herrick Danbury Conn
Danbury

Danbury, March 5 th 1903
Commissioner of Pensions.
Will you kindly oblige me by sending full record of Zalmun Taylor, my great grandfather. He served from May 16 until November 4, 1775 in the Connecticut Continental Troops 5 th regiment, 7 th company. I believe he re-enlisted later in the Connecticut State Troops. Thanking you in advance I am,
Yours very truly
Eugene K. Herrick
c/o Danbury News.

1891 Sept 25 H.O. Taylor history P.M.
reports
7143
Connecticut
Hannah Taylor widow of Con Salmon Taylor who was a Private in the Conn. Line
Inscribed on the Roll at the rate of 11 Dollars 00 Cents per annum, to commence on the 4th day of March, 1843.
Certificate of Pension issued the 11 day of July 1845 and sent to
Elias Burchard Esq. Miss Plain, Conn.
[Act of March 3, 1843.]
June 17 1844 Recorded in Book A Vol. 2 Page 57

Dear Sir,
I beg leave to send you the enclosed application of Benjamin Taylor for a pension, and to ask that you will be kind enough to let me know of any further evidence he required
Yours truly Gore Knapp
Vienna 20 th Dec 1800
W. Edwards, Genl. of Pensions.

Mine Plain May 1-AD 1845-
Dear Sir
A person by the name of Hannah Layton Widow of Solomon Layton a Soldier of the Revolution obtained a pension under the act of 1836 I think for five years ending in 1841 and the having heard that the act was renewed wished me to write to the pension office and obtain her a certificate that she might avail herself of the benefit of the pension, as she is very poor and over 80 years of age - You will find her name & think on the list of Pensioners for the 5 years on the Roll of the State of N. York, as she drew her pension at that office - and some of the documentary evidence was taken by me - and the papers were transmitted to Mr. G. B. D. Member of Congress from Fairfield County - You will please write and give me the necessary information to obtain the pension and oblige Yours &c
Secretary of War or Superintendent of Pensions
Elias Bicknell

Vivian 18/11
My dear Sir,
One of the members from the State of Connecticut has handed me the enclosed certificate in relation to the military services of Salmon Taylor, for whose widow you have just now sent me a pension certificate.
Yours truly Greville Kemble
J L Edwards Esq Pension Office

State of New York } ss Putnam County }
On the 7 th day of December in the Year one thousand eight hundred and forty personally appeared before me the undersigned Ebenezer Foster one of the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas in and for said County of Putnam Hannah Taylor a resident of the town of Patterson in the said County of State of New York aged Seventy nine Years 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 is the widow of Salmon Taylor who was a private in the army of the United States in the war of the revolution and that she was married to the said Salmon Taylor on the 26 th day of October 1780 by the reverend Samuel Camp of Ridgebury paired of Ridgefield County and lived with him as his wife and by him had a family of children until he died which was on the 11 th day of May 1815 and since which time she has remained his widow the deponent further says that her husband Salmon Taylor did enlist at two or three different times in the army of about the Year 1775 at one time of which she has a more distinct recollection and thinks it was in the company commanded by Capt Noble Benedict of Danbury Ct. The deponent further says that her husband often and again related to her of his being in different parts of the Country as a soldier and of his services and sufferings more particularly at the North and often heard him relate under what officers he was under during the war Capt N o Benedict Doolittle Col Bradley & many others but does not distinctly recollect their names - The deponent further says not
Ebenezer Foster
Hannah Taylor mark

I do certify that I am well acquainted with Miss Hannah Saylor and believe that she is entitled to the fullness and
E. Foster
State of New York
Putnam County ss I William H Stout Clerk of Putnam County do hereby certify that Ebenezer Foster Esq re before whom the within affidavit was taken, was at the time of tak- ing such affidavit, a Judge of the County Court in and for said County, Commonwealth and lawfully and duly authorized to take the same; and further that I am well acquainted with the hand writing of said Judge, and verily believe that the signa- ture to the said affidavit of the said Judge is genuine.
In Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Seal of the said County this 11 th day of December in the year 1840.
Wm Stout Clerk

I Daniel Stone of Kent in the County of Stratford and State of Connecticut aged eighty one years before and say: That I was well & intimately acquainted with Garrison Taylor late of Danbury in the County of Fairfield deceased: That during the month of April 1876 the said Taylor and myself enlisted into a Company of regular troops commanded by Capt Noble Benedict which belonged to a regiment commanded by Col. Philip Bradley for nine months and marched with said company to the City of New York and Bergen in the state of New Jersey and were at Bergen point and other places in the vicinity for a short period of time when I & Twenty seven more were drafted out of said Benedict's Company and put under the command of Colonel Hobbie and marched to Fort Washington. I left Taylor at Fort Lee on the Hudson river then acting as waiter to Lieutenant Samuel Benedict said Benjamin and did not see him again till after my return home - I was taken prisoner at Fort Washington & put on board the Jersey prison ship where I remained till the March following when I was parolled and brought to the American line near Stamford Conn. - The said Taylor escaped capture at Fort Washington by being absent on the other side of the Hudson at the time of the attack upon the fort - I have no doubt that he faithfully served out his time of nine

months - I knew him both before and after the war and have never heard any thing to induce me to think or believe otherwise Daniel Stone
Stitesfield County ss - At Kent on the 28 th day of November A D 1840 personally appeared Daniel Stone the signer of the foregoing deposition, known to me to be a credible witness, and being duly cautioned and sworn made solemn oath to the truth of the facts therein stated before me.
Fred: Parm J. W. Rau
State of Connecticut Stitesfield County ss within and for the Probate District of Kent I certify that Frederick J. Form is a justice of the peace within and for the County of Stitesfield of course duly qualified and sworn and every way qualified to do business as a justice of the peace in said County that I am acquainted with his hand writing and that the above signature of his is genuine In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and the seal of the Court of Probate for said District at Kent this 27 th day of Nov r A D 1840 Nathl P. Perry Judge of the Court of Probate for the District of Kent

Daniel Stone Deposition
Col. Brumley Capt. Noble
Vol 20 p 67
6 m 16 days
2 1776

Stephen B. Benders Deposition

Stephen D. Benedict of Danbury Fairfield Conn and State of Connecticut aged ninety three years - Depo- and say that I knew Zalmone Sayler late of Danbury in said County - Now deceased he was born in my immediate Neighbourhood - was married to Hannah Benedict of said Town State and County about the year 1780 - I was present at the Wedding - They lived together in my neighbourhood till near the close of his life - he moved into the Town of Ridgefield in said County and died in the month of May 1815 or 16 - I was at his funeral - And said Hannah still remains his widow and has not been married since her said husband deceased - Also I remember that said Zalmone Sayler was enlisted in the Continental Service in 1775 in Capt Noble Benedict Company or in Capt Ichabod Doolittle's company I am not positive which, in Col Waterbury's Regiment and marched to the North in the Spring of 1775 - and I have always understood and verily believe that he served out that campaign which I believe was a nine months term of duty - otherwise in 1776 he enlisted in Capt Noble Benedict Company - My Father Samuel Benedict was first Lieutenant - John Jones of Danbury Second Lieutenant and Timothy Sayler of New Fairfield in said County was Ensign - The Regiment was commanded by Philip D. Bradley of said Ridgefield said Company was enlisted about the first of April and marched to New York soon after and I have since understood by my Father and others, that said Regiment served in New York & the State of New Jersey at Bergen & Bergen Point - In the autumn of said year a part of said Company was detached and ordered to Fort Washington My Father with the said Zalmone Sayler and some others escaped being taken by crossing the river to Fort Lee for stores

I Edward Taylor of Danbury Fairfield County and State of Connecticut Judge of the Court of Probate for the District of Danbury within and for said County and State do hereby certify to all whom it may concern, that Elias Birchard Esq. who hath signed the foregoing certificate, is a Justice of the peace within & for said County of Fairfield duly appointed and sworn, and that he was Justice of the peace in & for said Fairfield County at the date of said certificate That I am acquainted with the hand writing of the said Elias Birchard Esq. and that the signature to said certificate purporting to be his, is in the proper hand writing of the said Elias Birchard Esq. and that full faith and credit are due to his official acts as such Justice. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand seal of said Court at Danbury this 10 th day of Decem r 1840. : Edward Taylor Judge

Forage on the morning of the taking of said Fort - they were with General Washington in his retreat through New Jersey and crossed the Delaware and there remained till a few days previous to the battle of Trenton when the term of service of said company expired and from there returned home - I have always understood from my Father that said Taylor was a good Soldier, and I believe he served his country faithfully - Also said deponent knew Daniel Stone who enlisted in the same company and have always understood that he was taken at Fort Washington with a part of said Capt Benedict company - and further deponent says not
Stephen B. Benedict Mark
Fairfield County ss. Danbury December 18 th AD 1840 Personally appeared Stephen B. Benedict the signor of the within and foregoing deposition known to me to be a credible Witness and being duly cautioned and sworn made solemn oath to the truth of the facts therein stated before me
Elias Brewster Justice of Peace

Campbrallen

Comptroller's Office
Wardford Feby 10 1841
I certify that on application for evidence of the services of Salmon Dyer who claims pension in the Revolutionary War in Capt. Ichabod Soolittle's Company, Col. Mather's Regt in the year 1775-6 months that I have examined the Books of pay remaining in this office and find "A Pay Roll of Capt. Ichabod Soolittle's Company in the Regt of the Forces of the United Colonies under Command of Col. David Mather raised in the Colony of Connecticut commencing on the day in which they entered their service and ending with time for the discharge to get home from May to December 1775" the Name of Salmon Dyer appears commencing May 16 discharged Nov. 4 including time to return to having served One Hundred & twenty Three Days -
Henry Newboun Compt.

Henry Nilsson Certificate
Amptshall

Comptroller's Office
Harford Dec 2 1840
I certify that on application for evidence of the services of Salmon Taylor, in the Revolutionary War, in Col. Mather's Regiment in the Year 1775 and subsequently in Col. Bradley's Regiment, particular not given, that I have examined the Books of papers remaining in this office. And find on "A Pay Roll of Capt. Ichabod Smith's Company in the Regiment of the Forces of the United Colonies, under the Command of Col. David Mather, raised in the Colony of Connecticut, commencing on the day in which they were entered service and ending with the time of their dismission including time for the discharge to get home of the Company 15th Regt, from May to Oct 1775."
The name of Salmon Taylor appears, who entered service May 16th was discharged Nov 4th having served One hundred & seventy Three days (173 days) that nothing appears on the records in this office that will confirm or disprove subsequent service.
Henry Ashburne Comp.
50) 173 (5.23 156 17

October 26, A D 1780. Married Salomon Taylor to Hannah Benedict both of Danbury Ridge Parish.
Samuel Camp.
The above is a true copy of the record of the said Samuel Camp
Certified by
Nathaniel Keaton
Pastor of the church of Christ in Ridgebury

Then Governor Kimble N.C. Washington City D.C.

Dear Sir
I herewith enclose other papers for the purpose of obtaining a pension for Mrs. Taylor - You mentioned that a certificate from the Comptroller of Connecticut would be necessary which was obtained and sent with the first papers sent and if it has been overlooked - or mislaid I shall obtain another from him soon - as he has been again requested a duplicate when it comes to hand will forward to you -
Truly Your humble servt
Colborne Foster
Hon Governor Kimball
Melo.
Washington Co.

1815 Zalman Taylor Died May 10 1816 at Danbury Born Dec 2 1757 in Danbury (as
Danbury Mar at Ridgefield Oct 26 1780 to Hannah daughter of Theophilus Benedict both of Danbury He moved to Ridgefield near the close of his life Offl'd from Patterson Putnam Co NY in Feby 1841 aged 84 yrs In 1845 of New Fairfield Co aged 83 yrs She born Sept 6 1761
He served 1775-86 - one of the Capt Noble Benedict & Colo Bradley Ezra Taylor a son in Patterson with whom widow living Elias Taylor of Kent Conn in Nov 1840 aged 87 yrs formerly of Danbury is a brother of Zalman
Enlisted in May of 1775 under Capt Isaac Doolittle & Colo Mather living near the Army on Lake Champlain & was at the capture of St John Canada (Dec 3 1775) immediately discharged In June 1776 he enlisted for 6 mos under Capt Noble Benedict going to N.Y. City where on duty until July evacuated & returned 20th of J When Fort Washington was taken he was absent with a foraging party in Col P. B. Bradley's regiment Scout at Bergen Point He acted as quartermaster to St. Joseph's Benedict
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Family record File - Warner & North
Ezra Taylor born Feby 26 1785 under head of marriage is there date Dec 17 1803 Oct 1 1825
David Taylor born Nov 24 1787 died Jan'y 5 1811
At top is Grand Children
Salmon Taylor born May 22 1805 died Feby 13 1868
Salmon " " Aug 26 1868
William " " Nov 25 1811
Daniel " " Feby 17 1814
Arnold " " Sep 11 1817
Esther " " Aug 15 1826
Oliver " " May 12 1830
Frances " " May 24 1833
Last page illegible by cotton worn Last page worn
On back D B Taylor 1835 1761
77 - 3 =

My dear Sir
With this I send you some papers in relation to the pension claim of Mrs Taylor, received from Judge Foster of Southworth; and if any thing more be wanting, I beg you to inform me at an early day, that I may have them forwarded before I leave this
Yours sincerely Gerrit Smith
Washington 16 Feb 1841
J. E. Edwards Esq. Pension agent

V N. York Hannah Taylor let. to Hon. G. Kemble 23 Dec. 1840
Act July 1836

Hannah Taylor
Act 3 rd March 1843 ✓
17 June, 1844 —
Name to be placed on the Connecticut roll
Adm. c. 41 per ann.
act 1843-11 o 7906 " 1844 " 747
Elias Burchard, Esq. Mill Plain, Connecticut. —

State of Connecticut Fairfield County ss.
I Thomas Robinson Clerk of the County Court within and for Fairfield County in the State of Connecticut, and Keeper of the Seal thereof and of the Commissions of the Justices of the Peace in said County, Do hereby certify that Elias Birchard Esq. is a Justice of the Peace in and for said County, duly commissioned and acting as such, and duly authorized to administer oaths and take the acknowledgment of deeds - That his Commission is dated June 6 th 1844 and will expire on the 14 th day of June 1845 -
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Seal of said County Court in Fairfield this 12 th day of June A D 1845 -
Thomas Robinson Clerk

7547
Hannah Taylor
Act. July 7. 1838
Marr'd 26 Oct. 1780
Husband died 10 May 1816
Col. P. Bradley } Com Capt. Noble Brundage } " Doolittle }
Admitted
Private 12 months &
9 days -
$41-
Hon. G. Kauble
House Reps
US

O. W. & N. Div.
Department of the Interior,
BUREAU OF PENSIONS,
Washington, D. C.
Respectfully returned to
Commissioner.
1606b8m

25 470.
Yalmun Taylor
Dec 7, 1840; 79 Pallerson Ny.
May 16, 75 Barkay Conn Apr Johabod Boollille Eul David Waldbury Prt 1. March 1775
Apl. 76 - Cpt. Stephen Benedict Cal Phil B. Bradley Prt - 9 m
Rev. St. John
Mr. Samuel Benedict Oct 26, 1788 Litchfield Ct. A. May 10, 1876.