Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File B.L.Wt. 160-300, William Bull, New York

New York
Bull, William
(1) B. L. Wt. 160-300- capt. Issued Dec. 15, 1990. No papers.

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March 14, 1928.
Mrs. Harry John Miller, 1708 Hoyt Avenue, Everett, Washington.
Madam:
I advise you that from the records of this Bureau it appears that Warrant Number 160 for three hundred acres of bounty land was issued December 15, 1790 on account of the services of William Bull , Captain in the New York Line, War of the Revolution.
There are no further data on file as to his services and no data as to his family, owing to the destruction of papers in such claims when the War Office was burned in November 1800.
The Revolutionary War records of this Bureau fail to afford any information in regard to Abraham, Samuel, Isaac, or Peter Bull, or to John Bull as described by you, or to any Lawrence Dutcher. Referring to the last named soldier who you state also served in a campaign in 1758, this Bureau has no record of services rendered in the Colonies prior to the Revolution.
Respectfully,
WINFIELD SCOTT,

MRS. HARRY JOHN MILLER Forty-eighth District 1706 Hoyt Ave. EVERETT
COMMITTEES: PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS, CHAIRMAN; PUBLIC MORALS; STATE PENAL AND REFORMATORY INSTITUTIONS; CITIES OF THE FIRST CLASS; REVENUE AND TAXATION.
State of Washington
NINETEENTH LEGISLATIVE SESSION
1925
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
OLYMPIA
Feby. 28: 1928.
Dept of the Interior. Pensions of the Revolution.
Settlement:
Will you please send me the record you have of the Revolutionary service of Abraham Bull. b. 1738, who had three children Martha, Abraham Johnson, Benjamin and possibly Rebecca. His wife was Abigail (Johnson?) and he d. Sept 13, 1820 and she d. Feby 28, 1821. He may have been the Abraham who enlisted in the Orange Co. Militia, 4th Regt. I would like to know if the other men of same name who enlisted from Orange Co. - Samuel, Isaac, John, not Peter & Capt William were his brothers. Any family data in papers would be gladly received.
Most Sincerely,
(Mrs Harry John) Mabel J. Miller.

MRS. HARRY JOHN MILLER
Forty-eighth District
1706 Hoyt Ave.
EVERETT
COMMITTEES:
PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS, CHAIRMAN PUBLIC MORALS STATE PENAL AND REFORMATORY INSTITUTIONS CITIES OF THE FIRST CLASS REVENUE AND TAXATION
State of Washington
EXTRAORDINARY SESSION
1925
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
OLYMPIA
Lawrence Dutcher,
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The record is desired of Lawrence Dutcher b. 1740 who m. Gertrude Wheeler, Nov 5: 1761. He served in Campaign 1758. under Col Benj Hinman, also in Albany Co. Militia, N.Y., 14 Regt. under Col John Rinkerbocker.
May I have the full record of all his service.
Yours truly,
(Mrs Harry John.) Mabel J. Miller.
These two men were my ancestors who fought in the Revolution. I wish to record their service in the Day book of the American Revolution record.