Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File S. 27612, Albert Chapman, [BLANK]

SERVICE
NUMBER
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Chapman, Albert S. 27612
New York Agency. Conn. residence.
CONTENTS

Albert Chapman Mvalia
$10. pr: mos New York
Duplicate is Nov. 8. 1819
Dear W. B. Sherman Saugatuck, Conn.
Hon d John C. Calhoun
City Washington

Mr Calhoun Sir Novm 3 1819
Albert Chapman has presented at the proper office a certificate like the one enclosed and as a result from the payment of his pension
The payment has been refused and directions given to forward a like certificate to you
In compliance with directions Mr Chapman requested me to write you and enclose the certificate and request you to give him notice whether he is continued on the list of pensioners or not and what further is to be done if any thing, to draw his money. He has drawn it without any difficulty heretofore. Lyman Taylor is a justice of the peace — I am very Respectfully yours J. B. Sherwood

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STATE OF Connecticut  Fairfield Town & COUNTY, ss.
We the subscribers practising physicians of P Fairfield do hereby certify that after a careful examination in the case of Albert Chapman who is now on the Pension Roll of the State of New-York, we are of opinion that his disability does Still continue, viz: a sinistat Hernal
And Further, that the degree of disability under which he labours at present is Total being not less than the original degree of disability for which he was placed on the Pension Roll.
Sworn and Subscribed before me, this 3 d day of Nov r 1819
David Hull David Richmond
Seymour Taylor Justice of Peace
I certify that the deponents are credible Persons.
Seymour Taylor Justice of Peace
N. B.
The 1st, Blank must be filled with "Physicians," or "Surgeons," and their place of residence.
 2d, do - - - - - the name of the Pensioner  3d, do - - - - - "Still," or "Not."  4th, do - - - - - a description of the nature of the disability  5th, do - - - - - "Total," "Three fourths," "Two thirds," "One half," "One third," or "One fourth,"  6th, do - - - - - "not," or "One fourth," "One third," "One half," "Two thirds," "Three fourth." 

Brooklyn Society of New England Women
Colony No. 8
27612 albert
President Miss Isabel M. Chapman Mansion House
First Vice-President Mrs. Washington Hull 154 So. Portland Avenue
Recording Secretary Mrs. John G. Mead 241 Madison Street
Second Vice-President Mrs. Alexander Wright 450 Clinton Avenue
Corresponding Secretary Miss Alice C. Rogers 485 Franklin Avenue
Third Vice-President Mrs. George Beveridge 65 Seventh Avenue
Treasurer Mrs. Charles T. Pierce 485 Franklin Avenue
Assistant Treasurer Miss Jessie C. Shute 8 Arlington Place
February 8, 1909.
Dear Sir:
Kindly inform me whether Captain Phineas Chapman, or his son, Major Albert Chapman, of Green's Farms, Fairfield Co., Connecticut, received a pension from the U. S. Government for services rendered in the Revolutionary War.

Also, if you will, tell me what was the first year that pensions were given.
Thanking you in ad- vance for your trouble and courtesy, as I am anxious to have this information, and as quickly as I may.
Very truly yours,
(Miss) Isabel M. Chapman.
Mansion House, Brooklyn, N. Y.

27 612
INVALID.
unknown
1909 July 24, Hist. to Miss Sister M. Chapman - p
File No. 27,612
Albert Chapman
His Rev.
Act: _____
Index:—Vol. 9 , Page 69
[Arrangement of 1870.]

Record Division.
February 24, 1909.
S
Miss Isabel M. Chapman, Mansion House, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Madam:
In reply to your letter dated the 8" and received the 9" instant, you are advised that the records of this Bureau show that one Albert Chapman a Captain of the Revolutionary Army was allowed a pension (Inv. File No. 27,612) on account of disability certified to by physicians of Fairfield, Connecticut, at the rate of $10 per month from October 17, 1807 under the Act of April 25, 1808 at the New York Agency, and that he died December 26, 1819.
There is no further data concerning him.
The Revolutionary War pension records fail to afford any information in regard to Captain Phineas Chapman.
Very respectfully,
Office Note
Commissioner.
The 1835 list of invalids of New York County, N.Y. shows Albert Chapman - Capt. etc, as above, which is quoted from said book -