Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File R. 1360, Gideon Brownson, [BLANK]

SERVICE
NUMBER
★ Brownson, Gideon
R 1360
CONTENTS

Nov. 7-1900 Mrs. F. A. Ray - Columbus Ohio

3406
Mary Everts as child of Gideon Brownson - for annuity supposed to be due - Her parents died long before any act passed by which either could be benefitted - See Gideon Brownson File N o 1360 - & letter July 15, 1858 to Hugh Magee
Papers sent to Hon G W Jones Chr Comt Reog Pension U S Senate
Dec 30. 1858
Oct 1828. N.Y.
nothing on list of private claims or in American State Papers
Everything searched. M.R.
Letter of Dec. 30, 1858, throws no light on soldier's identity

1360
REJECTED
Gideon Brownson Paywar papers are missing, if there were any, Application by Mary Evert (File n o 3406 also) as child or heir - both father & mother died long before any act by which either could be benefitted, wa passed 13 See letter to Hugh Magee July 15. 1858
Application is recorded under Act 1828. N.Y.
Everything searched W.R.
Letter of July 15, 1858 throws no light on soldier's identity

sent Pension Office, Dec. 30. 1858.
copy Sir,
In answer to the letter of the Senate Committee on Revolutionary Pensions of the 28 th inst.
I have the honor to state that I have no suggestions to make in reference to the claim of Mary Evans for pension on addition to what is contained in my letter of 15 th July 1858 addressed to Hugh Magee Esq." which is herewith returned. The enclosed papers contain all the information in relation to the claim in possession of this Office.
Hon. George W. Jones Chairman, Committee Rev. Pensions U. S. Senate.

Genl. M c Office,
July, 15 th 1858.
Sir,
I have examined & rejected the claim of Mary Everts, to the benefits of the Act of May, 15 th 1828, as the only surviving child of Gideon Brownson, decd. The father & mother of the Claimant died long before the passage of said Act & before the passage of any Act by which they would be entitled to a pension for services in the War of the Revolution.
No child of a deceased Revolutionary Soldier or of his widow, who died without being pensioned, is entitled to the benefits of the Act of 15 th May, 1828, or of any other act in right of the services of their father or mother. Claimant has had no pension at their decease.
Hugh Magee Esq. Hornellsville, Steuben Co. N.Y. ✓