Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File S. 43775, for Jesse Palmetter, Connecticut

Conn. Palmetto Jesse S. 4377V-
dis.

22 Vick Park A, Rochester, N.Y.
Pension Bureau;
Asaph Bennett, and Abel Bennett his brother, of Coventry Rhode Island, served through the war of the Revolution as officers in the fourth company of militia in Coventry R.I. Can you tell me if either of them received pensions or land grants after the war, and if the latter, where the land was located?
Also, Jesse Palmer of Westerly Rhode Island

or Sherrington Conn, served in the Revolution and received a pen- sion I think, Did he also have a grant of land in N. G. State and where was it located.
If your department does not know about the land grants, will you kindly tell me where to find out about them?
I will greatly appreciate the favor of an early reply.
Yours
Amanda S. Bennett.

S. E. TRUMBULL &amp; CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
PAPER BOXES.
Johnstown, N. Y., NOV 16 1914 191
Bureau of Pensions Washington, D. C.
Dear Sir, — The Turner Lillie I refered to was from Windham, Conn. Capt. Johnson's Co. (4 th ) Gen. Putnam's Co. regt. 3 rd 1775. I wanted his War record and to know if he drew a Pension. If so where he lived when it ceased and when. Also if his Father Johnathan was a Rev. soldier from Conn. The Jessie Palmer I wrote you about was also from Conn. I think Stonington In my letter of the 14 th I did not mention where they were from. Yours Truly
Mrs. L. A. Dorn.
211-212 S. Market St. Enclosure

M.B.H.
Rev. War Section.
December 7, 1914.
Mrs. Etta Lillie Dorn, 17 East Montgomery Street. Johnstown, N. Y.
Madam:
In response to your letter dated the third instant, you are advised that the pension records of the War of 1812 fail to afford any information relative to John Ethridge described by you, and that the Revolutionary War records fail to afford any information relative to Thomas Ethridge and Turner Lillie.
A history of the service of Jesse Palmetter or Palmer, Sur. File No. 43,775. Rev. War, and all of the family data contained in said claim, was furnished you under date of November 23, 1814.
Very respectfully,
Commissioner.

6766 BOXES
WINDY CITY BOX CO.
S. E. J. KNOBELL & CO.
ESTD. 1880
CHICAGO

S. E. TRUMBULL &amp; CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
PAPER BOXES.
Johnstown, N. Y., Dec 3 1917
The Jesse Palmer who served in the Rev. was from Conn. was a private in 8 th Co. of said regt. with Samuel Prentice of Stonington, as Capt. of the Co. the Col. of the regt. was Samuel H. Parsons of New London Conn. the Major being the above Samuel Prentice of Stonington. Jesse Palmer enlisted May 4, 1875. I understand he drew a pension in 1818 but was living in N.Y. State I don't know where. he had a daughter Polly who married Lot McClure, he had other children but don't know what their names were, and don't know what his wife's name was the above Polly Palmer McClure, was my gt grand-mother, I want all of these records for the D. Q. R. and I thought you would have all of them as he was a pensioner. will you kindly send me all the data you have concerning him and A Hlge