Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File R. 20105, for Timothy Nichols, New Hampshire

SERVICE
NUMBER
N. 26
Nichols Timothy
R. 20103-
CONTENTS
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Newport A. H. Apr. 22, 1857
Dear Sir
I received a letter from you some time since in relation to the rights of the heirs of Timothy Nichols. Some of the facts which you wished me to furnish, I had at my command, and some I had not, but succeeded in obtaining them at the Secretary's office of this state. I will inclose them in this, and proceed to answer your other inquiries. Timothy Nichols died in the year 1800, leaving a widow who died in 1829. He was married in the year 1780. There are now living three children. These facts with those stated by the Secretary of State are all you desired.
Having removed from Lempster to this place I desire to be addressed accordingly. Yours respectfully H. W. Parker

(3-223.)
No. 20,105
, Ex'r. REJECTED
OLD WAR INVALID.
Timothy Nichols
P. O. _____
Service: private + corporal New Hampshire, Rev. War.
Enlisted: _____, 18 .
Discharged: _____, 18 .
Application filed: _____, 18 .
Alleges: _____
Re-enlisted: _____
Attorney: _____
P. O. _____
_____ Recognized. _____ Contract.
Cert. of Dis. Searched for _____, 18
Rejected

Concord N.H. Secretary of April 17th /57. State's Office
My Dear Sir,
Yours of the 15th Inst. is at hand, and in answer thereto say, that I have examined the Books and Documents, relating to Military Services in the War of the Revolution, which remain in this Office, it appears, that the name of Timothy Nichols is borne upon. "A Muster Roll of Capt. Samuel Wetherbee's Company Company in Col. Isaac Wyman's Regiment in the Service of the United Colonies to join the Northern Army" "Names" + + + + + "Timothy Nichols" Advance wages and bounty £ 9. 18. 0" "Miles Travel '13" pay for Travel "81. 1" Same Total £ 9. 19. 1"
Also is borne upon. "Pay Roll of Col. Benjamin Bellows's Regiment of Militia in the State of New Hampshire, which Regiment went & reinforced the Garrison at Ticonderoga when besieged by the Enemy in June 1777." "Time of engagement June 28th" 7 Timothy Nichols Right Serjt. "Time of discharge 1777. July 9th" "Time in Service" 7 Days"
Also is borne upon "Pay Roll of Captain Stephen Peabody's Company raised at Concord, N.H. Nichols Serjt of Militia which Company marched from Amherst for Ticonderoga on the alarm June 30th 1777"

10 "Timothy Nichols" Rank "private" Time of engagement "1777 July 3" Time of discharge "1777 July 12" Time in service 10 days -
Also is borne upon "A list of the names of Capt. Wetherbee Company in Col. Isaac Wyman Regt. Mount Independence Nov 5 1776" Capt. Samuel Wetherbee "Lieut. Davis Howland" Lieut. John Kelburn, "Ensign Lemuel Hubbard" "Sergeant Jonathan Willard" "Ser. Isaac Griswold" "Sergt. Ebenezer Carpenter" "Sergt. John Duncan" "Corps. John Lane" Corp. "Timothy Nichols"
Also is borne upon Pay Roll of Captain Josiah Crossby's Company in Colonel Moses Nichols Regiment of Volunteers, which Regiment marched from the State of New Hampshire and joined the Continental Army on Rhode Island August 1777" Note 2 days are made up in service for travel home after the discharge" "Names" "Timothy Nichols Jr." Rank "Private" Entry "1778, Aug. 5." Discharge "1778. Aug. 28" Time in service "28"
Very Respectfully & Truly Yours Lemuel A. Parker
H. A. Parker Esq., Newport New Hampshire.