Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File B.L.Wt. 1476-200, for Alexander Mc Clintock, Pennsylvania

SERVICE
NUMBER
Penn.
Mcblintock, Alexander
B.L.W. 1476-200-Lieu.
Issued May 14, 1791 to
Sarah McClintock. Adm.
No papers.
CONTENTS

Mrs. Finch
Longview Hospital - Cincinnati - Ohio - October 31st. 1930.
My dear Mr. E. W. Morgan:
My Revolution war ancestor Lieut. Alexander McClintock from Penn'a. married Sarah May Feb 10 - 1766 - Lieut. Alexander McClintock died as a result of his wounds in Rev. War and Sarah his wife received a Pension - Does it mention anything about who her father was. It is thought she was from in Country Twp. Chester Co. Pa. - daughter of Robert and Elizabeth May. I think her brother was James May. Have you anything of this family? Have you any record of a

John Metacomet Brooke Indian for Chester Co. Pa. Colonial Wars? He probably came to Chester Co. Pa. from Maryland prior to 1700.
Have you any record of Thomas Stockton St. or Robert Stockton whose will is at Lancaster Co. Pa. - probated 1747 being in Indian or Colonial Wars. Wasn't Lancaster Co. taken from Chester Co. With sincere gratitude
Mabel Raymond Director of Recreation Longview Hospital
Cincinnati Ohio
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Mabel Raymond Director of Recreation Longview Hospital Cincinnati Ohio,

Penn.
Mc Clintock Alexander.
B. L. W. 1476-200 - Sicut. Issued May 14, 1791, to Sarah Mc Clintock admx. No papers.

Rev. and 1812 Wars Section AWF:MLB
November 15, 1930
Mabel Raymond Director of Recreation Longview Hospital Cincinnati, Ohio
Dear Madam:
You are advised that it appears from the Revolutionary War records of this bureau that Warrant No. 1476, for 200 acres of bounty land, was issued May 14, 1791, on account of the services of Lieutenant Alexander Mc Clintock of the Pennsylvania Line.
The above mentioned bounty land was issued to Sarah Mc Clintock, Administratrix (relationship not shown).
There is no further information on file as to soldier's service, nor any data as to family, owing to the destruction of papers in such claims when the War Office was burned.
Very truly yours
E. W. MORGAN Acting Commissioner