Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File B.L.Wt. 1727-100, John Call, Conn.

SERVICE
NUMBER
Conn.
Call, John
B. L. Wt. 1727-100
Died Jan'y. 25, 1813.
CONTENTS

John Bull N. 1727

State of Vermont, Windsor County p 3
We Isaiah Call, and Sidney Call, both of Woodstock in the County of Windsor aforesaid being both of full age - do declare upon oath, that we are the children and heirs at law of John Call late of Woodstock deceased, who died at Woodstock on the 25 th day of Jan'y. 1813; That the said John Call, our father, entered the service of the U. States during the war of the Revolution, for the term of during the war, as we have always understood & verily believe, & was a corporal in private in the Regiment commanded by Col. Swift in the line of the State of Connect- icut, & continued therein until the close of the war in 1783, and was discharged from said Regiment. We further declare that we believe he neither received, assigned or transferred his claim in any manner whatsoever for bounty lands during his life time, neither have we received or disposed of the same since his death - Therefore we request the Secretary of War to have the warrant sent to us, to the care of Robert Temple of Rutland, Vermont, & this shall be his receipt for the same. Given under our hands this 23 rd Feb. 1831
Isaiah Call Sidney Call

Windsor County ss.
Before me Nowlan Cobb, a justice of the Peace for said County, personally appeared Isaiah Call & Sidney Call ————— subscribers to the above, & acknowledged the declaration & letter of order to be their free acts, & did for the purpose therein mentioned. At the same time also appeared Rufus Whedon, a person of truth & respectability, who upon oath deposed & saith, that he was well acquainted with said John Call, who was a soldier in the Regiment above mentioned, and who, he has every reason to believe, did perform the service as mentioned by his heirs as aforesaid.
Subscribed this 24 th Feb. 1831 — }
Rufus Whedon
Nowlan Cobb Jus. Peace
In testimony that the above named Nowlan Cobb, was a Magistrate duly authorized to administer oaths & take acknowledgements, I have hereunto subscribed my name & affixed my seal of office this 24 th day of Feb. 1831
Benj. Swan Clerk of Windsor Co. Ct.

Rec d Rutland Apr. 23 d 1831 from the War Department, Land Warrant N o 1727 issued to Isaiah Call & Sidney Call, heirs of John Call, a soldier in the Army of the Revolution in the Connecticut line, for 100 acres, dated 14 Apr. 1831 -
R. Temple Clerk for Isaiah Call & Sidney Call

State of Vermont Hartford District ss } Woodstock
April A.D. 1831
I Isa. Raymond Judge of the Court of Probate for the District of Hartford aforesaid? do certify, that satisfactory evidence has been produced to me to prove that Isaiah Call & Sidney Call, both of Woodstock in the County of Wind- =sor, and District of Hartford, are the children & only legitimate heirs at law in fee to John Call late a corporal in Col. Swift's Regiment of the line of the State of Connecticut, who died since the Revolutionary war, and who was discharged from the Regiment aforesaid in 1783.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto affixed the seal of said Court of Probate at Woodstock this 4 th day of April 1831.
Isa. Raymond Judge of the Court of Probate