Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File W. 17,425, for Isaac Patchin, Connecticut

SERVICE
NUMBER
Conn.
Patchin, Isaac or Patches
N. 17,425
Rebekah
CONTENTS

Let to Pen. Agt. Feb. 9, 1839 - up to case
Connecticut 2.298 Isaac Patchen, Sarah, Bala- min, and Rhoda Peacon, children widow of Isaac Patchen decd. who died on the 11th February 1832 of Fairfield Co in the State of Ct. who was a Sergeant in the Conn. Vols commanded by Captain Hall of the Regt. commanded by Col. Whiting in the Ct. line for Dyer Conn.
Inscribed on the Roll of Ct at the rate of 120 Dollars — Cents per annum, to commence on the 14th day of March, 1831. Ending 11 February 1832
Certificate of Pension issued the 26th day of Nov. 1839 and sent Hon. J. J. Whittelsey, Govt. Rep.
Arrears to the 14th of Sept 1831 $60.00 Semiannual allowance ending 11th February 1832 the day of } 52.50 his death $112.50
{ Revolutionary Claim, Act July 4, 1836, Section the 2. }
Recorded by M. Addison Clerk Book 4 Vol. 2 Page 14

V 3310 Children of Isaac Patch in dec d .
Con.
2 nd Section act 4 July 1836
died 11 Feb 1832
$80 per ann. from 4 March
1831. to 11 Feb 1832
Cont. to Isaac Patcher
Chauncy Baldwin
Rhoda Pease
children of said
de d .

State of Connecticut
County of Fairfield S s Bridgeport
On this 25 day of August A D 1837
personally appeared before the Court of Probate in and for the District of Stratford in Fairfield County & State of Connecticut Charity Baldwin and Rhoda Peacor Residents of Bridgeport aforesaid & Charity being aged 65 years and said Rhoda aged 59 years who being first duly sworn according to Law doth on their Oath make the following Declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the provision made by the act of Congress passed June 7 th 1832
That they are Children of Isaac Patchin late of said Bridgeport De d . who was a Sergeant in the Army of the Revolutionary War who commenced commenced service in January 1778 as a Sergeant of a Company of Connecticut Foot Guards under command of Lt. William Hall which company was raised by Authority of the State of Connecticut and belonged to Col Samuel Whiting's Regiment and Genl. God S. Silliman's Brigade and was Stationed in the Town of Stratford in said County at a place called Newfield Mills. Tonnage & Mutton three different Guard posts & Newfield being the same place that is now said Bridgeport and Mills Tonnage & Mutton Land places at the mouth of Bridgeport Harbour. said Isaac Patchin Enlisted into said Guard January 1778 for 12 months and in January 1779 he again Enlisted in said Guard for 12 months and in January 1780 he again enlisted for 12 months and served three years as Sergeant of said Guard which Guard was a Lutz Guard under command of Lt. William Hall & Isaac Patchin Sergeant and Joel Parish Corporal consisted of about 24

men the regular enlistments were in January for 12 months but men were enlisted in said Guard for shorter periods when necessary — but the officers allways enlisted for 12 months which Guard was a Regular on board corps in service by authority of the State of Connecticut. all of said 3 years service was performed at the Guard posts before mentioned. S d Rhoda & Charity state that they often saw their father, Sergeant, Warrant and heard him relate about his service as before stated — cannot now find S d Warrant. That S d Isaac Patchin was born Octob. 28 1746 in the Town of Hanford in Connecticut. Made a Record of his age in his Bible. That he was living when he entered and performed the service offered said in the Town of Stratford in S d Fairfield County and resided in S d Stratford many years after the Revolutionary War. and that said Patchin died at the said Town of Bridgeport of old age the 11 th day of February 1832. That he left no Widow and that his only surviving children are Isaac Patchin a President of the Town of Savannah formerly called Catherine County of Tioga State of New York and said Charity & Rhoda before mentioned — have no documentary evidence to prove his service. Said Rhoda is 84 years of age and said Charity is 65 years of age — is 65 years of age  has Rhoda & Pecon mark
Charity Baldwin
Isaac Patchin
Sworn to & subscribed on the day & year above written before me Samuel Stratton by Rhode Pecon & Charity Baldwin Judge of Probate
I, Samuel Stratton Judge of Probate aforesaid do hereby certify that Charity Baldwin above named is exhibited before me in

the following family Record as
25 Oct. 28 th 1746, was born Isaac Patchen the son of Samuel Patchen & Wife
March 5 th 1752, was born Rebekah Burton the Daughter of Joseph & Rebekah Burton
July 16 th 1821, died Rebekah Patchen the wife of Isaac Patchen
Feb. 11 th 1832 died Isaac Patchen the husband of Rebekah Patchen Samuel Stratton Judge
And the said court do hereby declare their opinion after investigating the matter and after putting the interrogatories prescribed by the war department that the above named applicants are children of Isaac Patchen De d who was a Revolutionary Soldier & served as they State Samuel Stratton Judge Attest Isaac Sherman Clerk
I Isaac Sherman Clerk of the court aforesaid do hereby certify that the foregoing contains the Original proceedings of the said court in the matter of the application of Charity Baldwin & Rhoda Peck for their fathers Pension -
In Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand & seal of Office this 25 day of August. A D 1837 Isaac Sherman Clerk
I Samuel Stratton Judge of the court aforesaid hereby certify that Isaac Sherman is Clerk of said court and that the above is his signature with the seal of said court annexed - Samuel Stratton Judge

State of New York Chautauqua County ss
On this 18th day of January 1838 personally appeared in open Court of Common Pleas in Chautauqua County of Chautauqua held at Ticonderoga of the term of January 1838 before the Judges thereof Isaac Patchin Resident of the Village of Havana Town of Catharine County of Chautauqua (formerly Troy) and State of New York Who being first duly sworn according to Law On his Oath both depones & says that he is fifty seven years of age, and in order to obtain the benefit of the Pension Act passed by Congress Jan 9th 1832 makes the following statement or declaration
That he is one of the then surviving Children of Isaac Patchin a Revolutionary Soldier and who is now deceased. And that his father the said Isaac Patchin deceased was a Sergeant in the Army of the Revolutionary War and commenced his services as such in January 1778 as a Sergeant of a Company of Connecticut Fort Guards under command of Lieut William Hall which Company was raised by authority of the State of Connecticut and belonged to Col Samuel Whitney Regiment and General Goldsborough Brigade. That the said deceased served in said Company Regiment & Brigade three years. This deponent says that he has carefully examined the declaration of Sarah Balwin and Rhoda Pease before subscribed, and herunto annexed and from the information this deponent has derived from his father Isaac Patchin deceased and from the traditions of his

Neighbors in the neighborhood when he resided after the war and until the time of his death he believes the same to be true. Therefore refers to the same for the particulars of his father's services & the circumstances of his entering the same which this deponent adopts as his declara- tion. except the fact of seeing the Ser- geant's warrant of his father's discharge by said Rhoda & that he has no recollection of ever seeing it. but has no recollection often heard his father say he had such a warrant & served three years as such sergeant and frequently heard his neighbors aforesaid speak of his having served as such sergeant as aforesaid. and that he has no documentary evidence to prove his said services.
Isaac Patchin
Sworn to & subscribed on the day & year above written in open court
and the said Court do hereby declare their opinion after investiga- tion of the matter & after putting the interrogatories above proposed to said Nathan Fudge, prescribed before war department that the before named Isaac Patchin is a child of Isaac Patchin deceased named in the foregoing declaration who was

a Revolutionary Soldier and Served as he states attested J. S. Darling first justice of Chautauqua county My H. L. H. L. C. L. Root } Judges
I Isaac Baldwin Clerk of the court aforesaid do hereby certify that the foregoing contains the original proceed- ings of the said court in the matter of the application of Isaac Baldwin his petition for a new trial
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand & seal of office this 19th day of January 1838
Isaac Baldwin Clerk

State of Connecticut & } County of Fairfield } ss Bridgeport I Isaac Sherman Clerk of the Court of Probate for the District of Stratford in said County and State aforesaid hereby certify that Isaac Sherman is a Justice of the Peace in and for said County duly commissioned and qualified; that his commission will expire in June 1838 and that his signature & the signatures of Elijah Peet and Wildman Hall are genuine And that it has been found to be satisfactory proved before said Court that Isaac Patihun died at said Bridgeport on the 11 th day of February A.D. 1832, that he left no widow and that his only surviving children are Isaac Patihun a resident of the Town of Havana County of Tioga State of New York and Charity Baldwin & Rhoda Peet residents of the Town of Bridgeport County of Fairfield & State of Connecticut.
Given under my hand and the seal of said Court this 1 st day of February A.D. 1838. Isaac Sherman Clerk
It as he Si as of in as Se for wa San M one

Chiah Part of the Town of Bridgeport in the County of Fairfield and State of Connecticut a Pensioner under the Act of June 7 th 1832. Deponent saith that he enlisted in January 1777 into a company of Connecticut State Guards in the Town of Stratford in said County under the command of Lieut Aaron Hawley, of said Stratford William Hall Ensign & Isaac Patchin Sergeant of said Company Enlisted for 12 months and served in said Company in Housatonic Guard at a place called Newfield in said Stratford now called Bridgeport. and the commence- ment of 1778 said Hall took charge of said Company as Lieut & Isaac Patchin continued in service that year in said Guard as a Sergeant which company for the year 1778 was stationed at said Newfield, Mutton Lane & Mills Tongue 3 different Guard Posts and the commencement of the year 1779 Deponent again Enlisted for 12 months under said Hall and said Patchin still continued serve this year as Sergeant of said Guard and deponent also served in the same Guard under said Hall during the year 1780. and said Patchin served in said Hall's Guard at the same Guard Posts during that year and deponent there left said Guard but remembers seeing said Patchin in said Guard as a Sergeant often after he left and particularly in the Spring of 1782 when 2 men were shot by said Guard in said Newfield Harbour always understood and fully believes that said Isaac Patchin served as a Sergeant of said Company of Guard from January 1777 until the year he was a neighbour to deponent, and that said Isaac died a few years ago in said Bridgeport left no Widow, and that his only surviving children

are Isaac, Patience, Charity Baldwin & Rhoda Pease said Company of Land belonged to Col Saml Whitney Regiment & Genl. Col S. Silliman Brigade —
Elijah Root
State of Connecticut County of Litchfield ss. Bridgeport September 11 1837 Personally appeared Elijah Root and subscribed and sworn to the truth of the foregoing deposition before me who thereby is a credible Witness well known to me
Isaac Sherman Justice of Peace

William Hall of the Town of Weston in the County of Fairfield and State of Connecticut a pensioner of the United States, nearly 72 Years of age Deposeth and saith That Isaac Patten late of Bridgeport Dec d was a Sergeant in Lieut. William Hall's Coast Guard in the Year 1781 Stationed at a place called Newfield now called Bridgeport, in November said Patten was in service as Sergeant of said Guard in April 1781 & during the Summer as late as November of that year but cannot say how long he served as a Sergeant under said Hall but his understanding understanding has allways been that said Patten served as said Hall's Sergeant in different years during the Revolution, but knows positively he served in the year 1781 as he has stated because he served with him in the same Guard, William Hall
State of Connecticut
County of Fairfield ss Bridgeport March 16 th 1837 Personally appeared William Hall and Subscribed & made oath to the above Proposition who I certify is a person well known to me and is a credible Witness Sworn & Subscribed before me
Isaac Sherman Justice of Peace

State of Connecticut } County of Fairfield } Bridgeport
J. L. Edwards Esq.
Sir I Rec d a certificate dated Sept 4 th 1838. allowing the hurs of Isaac Patchin as a private. at $80 to commence on the 4 th of March 1831 and end the 11 th Feb 1832. The claim of s d hurs is that their father was a Sergeant. and I suppose it is a mistake in making out the certificate that they were not been allowed as a Sergeant. but if it is not a mistake but has been rejected for want of Proof I herewith send 2 depositions in addition to the former testimony. To prove that fact. if it is to be corrected I will return the certificate as soon as I hear from you on the subject.
Yours Respectfully Isaac Sherman

Isaac Patcher
Dec 27 Mab Ct.
J. L. Edwards Esq. Com. Pensions
Hm. J. S. Whittier H. R.

Morne of Puff. the Dec. 27. 1838
J L Edwards Esq Sir -
Enclosed is the certificate of the Rev of J Patchin, to be returned in place of another, if the Dept, upon exam- ination issue another -
Very respectfully
Yours
J J Whittelsey -

Gideon Wells of the Town of Bridgeport in the County of Fairfield & State of Connecticut a Pensioner of the United States Deposith & Saith That he lived near the Guard Posts where Lt William Hall, Guard was Stationed in the Revolution at a place called Newfield Harbour now called Bridgeport Harbour and remembers that said Hall was Lt, Isaac Palchin Sergeant of said Guard and who both continued to serve in said offices commencing January 1778 and continuing in service from year to year until January 1783. and the reason that deponent knows the above facts is that he served under said officers at said Newfield Harbour for which service he is Pensioned and lived so near the said Guard posts during the Revolution as to see said officers constantly attached to said Guard, during the time above stated The men were frequently changed in said Guard but he remembers that said officers continued in constant service in said Guard as aforesaid.                                     Gideon his Wells mark
State of Connecticut } County of Fairfield } ss Bridgeport October 1. 1838 personally appeared Gideon Wells and Subscribed and made Oath to the truth of the above Deposition before me who I certify is a credible Witness well known to me. Isaac Sherman Justice of Peace

State of Connecticut County of Hartford } ss Bridgport I Ira Sherman Clerk of Probate Court in & for the District of Stratford in said County Certify that Isaac Sherman is a Justice of Peace in and for said County duly commissioned and qualified; That his Commission will expire in June 1839 and that his Signatures to the Depositions of Gideon Wills & Aaron Hubble hereto attached are genuine.
Given under my hand & the Seal of said Court this 2 day of October 1838. Ira Sherman Clerk
G. Wills

Aaron Hubble of the Town of Fairfield in the County of Fairfield and State of Connecticut a Pensioner of the United States Deposeth & saith that during the Revolutionary War he lived near the Guard Post of Lt. William Hall, Guard which was stationed at Newfield Harbour now called Bridgeport Harbour and saw said Guard in service very frequently as he was often at said Guard Post. during the Revolution and remembers that said Hall was a Lt. & had the command of said Guard and that Isaac Patchin was his Sergeant. and that they both continued constantly from year to year to serve in said Guard as Lt & Sergeant. can testify positively that said Patchin served in said Guard as a Sergeant for more than 3 years — remembers said Patchin was the Sergeant of said Guard when 2 men were shot by said Guard in said Newfield Harbour in the Spring of 1781. as they were attempting to get by the Guard, in a Boat, with Suppers for the enemy on Long Island.
Aaron Hubble
State of Connecticut County of Fairfield } ss Bridgeport. Sept. 27. 1838 personally appeared Aaron Hubble and subscribed and made oath to the truth of the above deposition before me who I certify is a credible Witness well known to me.
Isaac Sherman Justice of Peace

Seth Hall of the Town of Bridgeport in the County of Fairfield & State of Connecticut a Pensioner under Act of June 7 th 1832 Deposeth and saith that he has always lived within a few miles of said Bridgeport except a short time he lived in Canbury and during the Revolutionary War he was externally a guard with Lt William Hall & Isaac Patchen who are now both dead and resided near them and remembering that in the fore part of the War that Aaron Hawly was appointed by the State of Connecticut A.D. to raise a Guard for the defense of the coast on Long Island Sound to be stationed at a place called Newfield Harbour now said Bridgeport Harbour and that said Wm & Isaac were both officers in said Guard which Guard as deponent allways understood commenced about the first of January 1777 and was continued for 12 months and some for shorter periods and after the first year said William Hall Succeeded said Hawly and took charge of said Guard and said Patchen continued in said Guard with said Hall as fully believes until the year 1781 or 1782 every year Regular in succession until as a Sergeant of said Guard remembering that said Patchen was sergeant of said Guard where 2 men were shot in a Boat in said Newfield Harbour by said Guard Deponent says that he is confident said Patchen served at least Three years as sergeant of said Guard also remembering that Elizah Peet of said Bridgeport served in said Guard also understood in the time of the Revolution that Wildman Hall served one year in said Hall Guard and Deponent says he served 6 months in said Guard at said Newfield Harbour, Dutton Lane

by from July 1782 to Jan'y 1783 under said Hall. That said Guard was attached to Col Samuel Whiting's Regiment & Genl Gold's Connecticut Brigade of Infantry. Seth Hall
State of Connecticut County of Fairfield ss Bridgeport June 23 1838 Personally appeared Seth Hall and subscribed and made oath before me to the truth of the foregoing Deposition who I certify is credible witness well known to me.
Isaac Sherman Justice of Peace

Elijah Burrett of the Town of Bridgeport in The County of Fairfield and State of Connecticut Deposeth and Saith that. he resided during The Revolutionary War near the mouth of Bridgeport Harbour Then called Newfield Harbour on Long Island Sound in said County, and was well acquainted with the officers and Soldiers of the Guard, and remembers perfectly well that Lieut Aaron Hawley was appointed a Lt. by the State of Connecticut, who raised a Company of Infantry to Guard said Harbour about the year 1777 William Hall & Isaac Patchen was Sergeants of said Hawley's Guard as Deponent thinks for the first year said Guard was kept under said Hawley; after which said Hall took charge of said Guard as Lieut, & Isaac Patchen was his Sergeant and they both continued as officers in that capacity until the Peace, from year to year Deponent says he was at the Guard posts where said Guard was Stationed during the War very frequently, which Guard Posts was Newfield, Mutton Lane & Wells Tongue all in said Newfield Harbour and was personally acquainted with said Hall & Patchen and remembers that said Patchen was Sergeant of said Guard when a Boat in said Newfield Harbour was fired into by said Guard & 2 men killed which deponent thinks took place in the Spring of 1781. also remembers that Deponent's 2 Nephews Josiah & Sherman Burrett both served in said Guard in the year 1782 and deponent fully believes that said Patchen was in constant service in said Guard from January 1777 to July 1782,

as a Sergeant of said Guard, which Guard was raised and paid by the State of Connecticut and was attached to Col Samuel Wadsworth's Regiment in Genl Goddard's Silliman's Brigade.
Elijah Burritt
State of Connecticut County of Fairfield ss Bridgeport June 26 1838 Personally appeared Elijah Burritt and Subscribed and made oath to the truth of the foregoing Deposition before me who I certify is a credible Witness well known to me to Isaac Sherman Justice of Peace
State of Connecticut County of Fairfield ss Bridgeport June 1838 I Ira Sherman Clerk of the Probate Court in & for the District of Stratford in said County & State hereby certify that Isaac Sherman is a Justice of the Peace in and for said County duly commissioned and qualified & that his commission will expire in June 1839 and that his signatures to the Depositions of Seth Hall & Elijah Burritt hereto annexed are genuine.
Given under my hand & the seal of said Court the 27 th day of June 1838 Ira Sherman Clerk
I Alanson Hamlin Judge of the Court aforesaid do hereby certify that Ira Sherman is Clerk of said Court, that the above is his signature with the seal of said Court thereto annexed. City of Bridgeport June 27. 1838. Alanson Hamlin Judge

+ Stutz Michol. 78 (fall) Lieut W. Hall diff for 6 mo.
+ Hildma Hall
+ Isaac Under 1782. 1 mo. Isaac Palcher Lieut. thinks he fin. term in 1782
+ Elyas Peet. Hall up here in 78 & gave a up h.
Mathias Oehler Isaac Palcher Lieut -- 9 mo 79. Hall. Palcher Lieut 80. 9 mo.
+ William Oehler

Isaac Palcher
78 Sept. (at Whitney) 12 mo.
79 " " 12
80 " " 12
died 11 Feb. 1882
Isaac Palcher & Children
Chancy Baldwin
Rhoda Peacer

£ 441. - Dec. 1778
20
6 / 8820 / 1470 84
42
450 1470 = 3 to 4 m. d. 1310

Rev
WIDOW, &c.
File No. 17425
Isaac Patchin, Charley Baldwin & Rhoda Peason children of
Isaac Patchin
Sergt Rev War
Act: July 4, 1836
Index:—Vol. M , Page 113
[Arrangement of 1870.]

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4 July 36 2 Sec.
10/7/36

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4 July 36 2 Dec.
J. L. FREE Edwards Esq. Commissioner of Pensions Washington City

Sir
State of Connecticut County of Fairfield Bridgeport Febry 1838
I send you the Pension application of the heirs of Isaac Patchen Esq. for an allowan of Pension on age of their father from March 4 th 1831 to Feb 11 th 1832 as a Sergeant for the Comptroller's certificate to prove the service of Lt William Hall under whom said Father served I refer to the Pension Papers of Stiles Niholz of Bridgeport whose Pension was granted in 1833 or 1834 also to the Pension papers of the Widow Dorcas Wood whose Pension was granted in 1837 additional proof to what is now attached to this Declaration may be found to prove said Patchen was a Sergeant in Lt William Hall's company - please send me this certificate in a form that the Pension may be drawn at Hartford Con — Yours Respectfully
J. J. Edwards Esq. Com r of Pensions Washington City
Isaac Sherman

Isaac Sherman Esq. Bridgeport Ct

Comptrollers Office Hartford Connecticut Oct 11th 1836
I certify that the name of Lieutenant William Hall appears on Haskells Receipts under the head of "The United States Dr To the State of Connecticut for Sundry expenditures for the service and expence of guards on the sea coast for the defence of said State" and he is credited Dec 6th 1778, £441-0-5, Post at Stratford. The name of Lieut John Frobridge appears on the Paytable book Oct 25th 1779 and he is credited for his account rendered £152-11-
The name of Lieut B Frobridge appears on Haskells Receipts under the following head viz "The United States Dr To the State of Connecticut for Bounty paid to the Subalterns in Col Ely & Enos Regts in 1777 for extra services,
The name of Lieut Nathan Seeley appears on Haskells Receipts under the head of expence of coast guards and he is credited Feby 25th 1781 for services at Stratford £53-14-4½
I further certify that the name of William Robertson has not been found.
Wm. Field Comptroller

Hartford Oct 11th 1836
Sir
Annexed is a certificate to prove the services of Wm Hobart in the war of the revolution so far as has appeared by the books in this Office, I think I shall be able to send the others tomorrow or next day
I am Very Respectfully Your Obedient Servant Y rs Field
Isaac Sherman Esq Bridgeport ct
fee $2,00

State of Connecticut County of Fairfield Bridgeport
Sir
I Rev d yours of June 19 th 1838 Relative to the case of the Children of Isaac Patchen which I now return with two Depositions and a certificate from the Comptroller which I procured in 1836 but a part of which refers to the service of Lt Wm Hall which certificate does not relate merely to 1778 but my object in procuring that certificate was to establish one term of service in 1778 for Mr Holburton and I would now refer to the Additional Pension Application of Elisha Peet & Depositions accompanying it and the Comptroller's certificate, in his case also to the application of William Hall and Peet, Mr Hall, Dorcas Woodin, & Elisha Nichols within my knowledge have all been Pensioned for service under said Hall and you will see by the certificate accompanying Nichols & Peet, papers that nothing more can be obtained on the subject of said Hall's service at Hartford than what is there stated - therefore I thought it was making an expense of about $3. to get another certificate from there, and as there is no doubt,

of the fact that said Patchen served as a Sergeant in said Guard more than 3 years I trust you will be satisfied by referring to the aforesaid papers,
Yours very Respectfully I. L. Edwards Esq. Gerrit Sherman Commissioner of Pensions
P.S. The Amount claimed is Small I believe it is less than one year between March 4 th 1831 and the time said Patchen died.

War Department Pension Office June 19 th 1838.
Sir:
In the case of the children of Isaac Patchin under the 2 d section of the act of 4 th July 1836, whose papers have been examined and filed in this office, the certificates of the Comptroller filed in the claims of Stiles Nichols and Doreas Worden do not afford proof of the service of Lieutenant Hall for three successive years. Indeed the papers of Nichols show that the service in 1777 was 6 months. In this case it will be necessary to obtain from the Secretary of State at Hartford evidence of the authority under which this guard was raised, organized, and paid; and also the certificate of the Comptroller stating how far his records confirm or discredit each term of service.
I am very respectfully Your obedt. servt. J. L. Edwards
Isaac Sherman, Esqr. Bridgeport Vermont. Connecticut.

Payment to be made at Hartford, Conn. by Samuel L. Pitkin Agent for paying Pen- sioners in the Agency of Connecticut
Recorded in the Pension Office, in Book A, Vol 2, Page 74, by D. M. Curdy, Clerk.

War Department.
Revolutionary Claim.
I certify that in conformity with the Second Section of the Law of the United States of the 4th July 1836, Isaac Patchin, Charity Baldwin and Rhoda Peacer, Children of Isaac Patchin, deceased, of the State of Connecticut, who was a private in the Army of the United States in the Revolutionary War, are entitled to receive Eighty Dollars per annum, to commence on the 4th of March 1831 and end on the Eleventh of February Eighteen hundred and thirty two, the day of said decedent's death.
Given at the War Office of the United States, this fourth day of September, one thousand eight hundred & thirty eight.
S. Cooper. Acting Secretary of War
Examined and Countersigned
J. L. Edwards Commissioner of Pensions.

Bridgeport Decembru 22 1838
Dear Sir
I send you the Pension Certificate of Isaac Palatine, heirs to be exchanged for another & increase their Pension. This certificate I had in Sept last and it has been in my hands ever since and no money has ever been drawn on it.
Yours, very Respectfully
Isaac Sherman
Hon. S. J. Whittlesey Washington City.

Issue new cert. on Laysans $120 per annum.
Dr. J. T. Whittelsey DR.

Hon J T Whittelsey No 1 1836
Connecticut 22987
Isaac Patchin, Charity Baldwin & Khora Pease widow of Children of Isaac Patchin deceased who died on the 11 day of February 1832 of Fairfield in the State of Connecticut who was a private in the Company commanded by Captain Hall of the Regt commanded by Col Whiting in the Connietic line for 2 Years
Inscribed on the Roll of Connecticut at the rate of 80 Dollars Cents per annum, to commence on the 14th day of March, 1834, & ending 11 February 1832.
Certificate of Pension issued the 4th day of Sep- tember 1838, and sent Isaac Sherman, Fairfield 60 Conn
Arrears to the 14th of in full 75.55 Semi-annual allowance ending
$ 75.55
{ Revolutionary Claim, Act July 4, 1836, Section the 2 nd }
Recorded by D. M. Curdy Clerk, Book A. Vol. 2. Page 74