Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File B. L. Wt. 4-200, for Isaac Sturtevant, Massachusetts

SERVICE
NUMBER
Sturtevant, Isaac
B.L. Wt. 4-200
Mass. resid. in 1801
CONTENTS

Boston June 11 th 1803 Received of Dr William Eustis my Land Warrant No 4 for two hundred acres. Grace Stewart

Edward Lee 6 James Hall 5 Isaac 4 Sturtevant & Frederick Granger's claim for military county lands lodged by Doctr Pastis
Issued warrants Nos 4, 5, 6 & 7.

Isaac Shortt's Ld Claim for Mil. Bounty Lands
Ret d for land as Ld.
Oct. 19. 1802 lodged by Capt. Gurlis
Issued Warrant No 4.

Massachusetts Roxbury Nov r 21 st 1801
To Hon d Dearborn Esq r Secretary of the War Office, of the United States of America.
Sir. Please to deliver to
Doc t William Eustis, a Warrant intitling me to Military Lands, as Lieutenant & Captain by Brevet, the same being due to me for services in the Continental Army. During the late War, with Great Britain, (agreeable to an act of Congress.
In presence of
Isaac Sturtevant
Hannah Parker
Prudence Parker
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Worfolk ss. November 21 st 1801. Then the above named, Isaac Sturtevant President of Roxbury. Housewright appeared and made solemn oath, that this is the first appli- -cation he has made for said Lands, & that he has not made any conveyance of the same to any person. Directly nor Indirectly.
Before me John Parker Justice of the peace
P.S. Isaac Sturtevant, belonged to the 2 d Company of the 14 th Massachusetts Reg- -ment. Commanded by Colonel Henry Jackson Esq r