Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File B.L.Wt. 1037-100, for Daniel Morse, New Hampshire

SERVICE
NUMBER
N. H.
★ Morse, Daniel
B. L. Wt. 1037-100
CONTENTS

1037—
The heirs of Daniel Morse private New Hampshire line
Warrant ipd April 17 th 1822
Hon. E. Herrick

Augusta Me March 26
Free
Hon. Eben r Herrick
House of Representatives
Washington City

To the Hon. Secy of War
Sir,
I have furnished the department with a Certificate of heirship to entitle me to the land bounty due and coming for the services of my late brother Daniel Morse , in the war of the Revolution.
You will please to deliver the land warrant due as aforesaid to the Hon. Ebenezer Hink, Member of Congress, for me —
I am respectfully yours
Augusta Maine, March 25. 1822 - Jacob Morse

The king of Dandallorse fin N. Pline M t ipd N o 1037

Daniel Morse, Jr. New Hampshire line Evidence hereafter
R.C.M.

jo 19985 jo 19985.
State of Maine county of Kennebec ss
The undersigned Judge of probate for said county, do hereby certify & make known, that it has been satisfactorily made to appear to me, That Jacob Morse now resident in Belgrade in said county of Kennebec, is the Brother, the eldest brother of Daniel Morse late of the State of New Hampshire, & who was a Soldier in the service of the U.S. in the New Hampshire line in the Revolutionary War for Independence now deceased - That the said Daniel Morse who deceased more than twenty years since was never married, has left no children, & that his Father & his Mother are both deceased And That the aforesaid Jacob Morse now in full life, being one of the brothers of the said Daniel deceased, is one of the legal heirs of the estate of said deceased and claims agreeably to law
Given under my hand & the seal of our court of probate at Augusta in said county this 25 th day of July 1821
Daniel Long Judge