Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File B. L. Wt. 884-100, for Oliver Kempton, Massachusetts

SERVICE
NUMBER
Mass
Kempton, Oliver
B.L.W. 884-100
CONTENTS

— 884 —
The heirs of Oliver Kempton private
The Regt. Ala. line
Warrant issd March 27 th 1820
Hon. J. Sampson

The heirs of Oliver Kempston (private) 7 the Rest Mass. line Wt. issued No 884 —
Early private shareholding

9 Brooks' wharves for O Hampton
Medford, Mass. Feb. 25 th 1819.
This is to certify that Oliver Stone who was a soldier in the late to serve during the war Mass. Regt. - That he enlisted in March 1777 & con- tinued in said Regt. until the 10 th of June 1783, when he was discharged by General Washington.
J. Brooks, Lt. Col. Com. Q.M. Det. S. Regt.
— Teste —

Raymond J. Mays. Feb. 22 1819
To the Hon Secy of War - at Washington City Sir. Please deliver the Hon Robt Lumsden the warrants, or patents of land the same being in behalf of Sally  Hampton Sally Hampton in right of her Oliver Hampton late a soldier in the revolutionary war and obliges me the Mark of + Sally Hampton Test with Harlow Sett Norton

Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
County of Plymouth, Probate Department
This certifies, that it appears to me from satisfactory evidence, that Sally Shempton is the grandchild of Oliver Shempton, deceased, (said deceased as is stated to me being a soldier in the army of the revolution) and is the legitimate & sole heir at law of the said Oliver Shempton, and by the laws of the Commonwealth aforesaid is entitled to all the estate, rights & credits of every description, which belonged to the said Oliver Shempton at the time of his death. Given under my hand & seal official this seventeenth day of march in the year of our Lord 1820 Joshua Thomas Judge of Probate for the County of Plymouth