Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File B.L.Wt. 473-100, for William Pinckney, New Jersey

SERVICE
NUMBER
New Jersey Sea Service 2
or Pinckney, William Pinckney
B.L.H. 473-100
CONTENTS
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No 493.
William Pinckney private New Jersey line.
Witness my hand this 2 nd Oct. 1809 & dated to Rev. B. Calomel Esq.

Newark Feb y 9. 1807
Genl Manning - Certifi- cate of W m Dunkney, hav- ing enlisted & served to the end of the War -
Rec d Feb y 22. 1807

Free The Honble
Henry Dearborne Secretary of War Washington

Sir,
Newark Oct 9 th 1887
Free, yours from Vincennes
I can only certify to Mr. Pinckney who I know was in lifted for and served until the end of war. he lived with me in capacity of a waiter and was one of the Seamen on board of the Ship of War commanded by Capt. for Wrighton and now lives in this town
Your Old Servant
J. M. Cummings 11.9

I hereby certify, that William Pinckney was a Soldier who enlisted in one of the New Jersey Regiments in the Service of the United States to serve during the War and that he did serve until the expiration of the War. and
Given under my hand at New Jersey this 3 d Day of October 1809
William Pinckney Lt Colonel Knox's Battery at the close of the Revolution —
a certificate similar to this I sent for some time since at the application of W m Pinck- ney who was at the time on board of the Gun Boat commanded by Lt Archibald Hearn.

I certify, that Mr. Pinckney is listed in the Revolutionary Army in the Third Regiment of Jersey for the War and served until the end of the War. Given under my Hand at Newark in the State of New Jersey this 10th Day of February 1807
William Livingston Lieut. Colonel of Jersey Batt. v.

Given under my hand and seal of the County of ... this 21 st day of July A.D. 1800.
I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the said County this 21 st day of July A.D. 1800.
Aaron Ogden

Know all Men that I William Pinckney late a Soldier in the first Jersey Regiments or Jersey Battalions in the late Army of the United States do make and appoint Jonathan Halsted — my Attorney for me & in my Name & to my Use, to demand fine for, and receive, of any person or persons, all the said to deliver the same the Land Warrant due me from the United States for my services as a Soldier in the late Army of the United States and to use all lawful Means for the recovery thereof and to all other Acts concerning the Premises as fully in every respect as I myself could do, if personally present — In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my Hand & seal this fifteenth Day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand Eight hundred —
Sealed & delivered in presence of — Robt. H. Cummings
his William Pinckney mark
Be it known that W m Pinckney the Grantor of the above previously came before me James Hadden Esq r one of the Judges of the Inferior Court of Common Pleas in & for the County of Effex and acknowledged that he has sealed & delivered the same freely for the Use & purposes above named. acknowledged before me James Hadden July 15th 1800

I do certify that Mr. Pinckney who has executed the within Power & the said Mr. Pinckney who served in the as a Soldier either in the Jersey Regt or Jersey Battalions, I well remember he served until the Army was discharged Given under my Hand at Newberk New Jersey July 16 th 1800
William Livingston Col. Comd. Jersey Battalion
New Jersey } Is I the subscribers Clerk of Essex County } the County of Essex do hereby cer- tify that James Redden Esq. is one of the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas in said County and that due faith and credit should be given to his acts as such — In testimony whereof
I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the said County this 21 st day of July A 1800
Aaron Ogden Clerk
Mr. Pinckney's power of Attorney for land was not —