Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File R. 1,765, Ashbel Case, Conn.

SERVICE
NUMBER
Conn.
Case, Ashbel Azubah
R 1765
CONTENTS

Feb Feb. 11. 1886
Ozark base.
Aug 4. 1886
A.W. Enos.
Washington City - D.C.
Hon.
Hon C. W. Cashart
H.R.

State of New York Oneida County ss: On the 14 th day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty six personally appeared before me the undersigned a justice of the Peace of the City of Utica in said County. Aguba Case a resident of said City of Utica in the County of Oneida and State of New York aged eighty five (85.) years who being by me first duly sworn according to law, doth on her oath, make the following declaration, in order to obtain the benefit of the provi- -sions made by the act of Congress passed July 4. 1836. That she is the widow of Asahel Case a Soldier of the revolution, who resided at the time of his marriage with this deponent, and at the time he was draughted into the militia service of the United States, as hereinafter set forth, at Simsbury in the County of Hartford and State of Connecticut. That the said Asahel Case was draughted into the militia service as a soldier, in the month of September in year 1776 or 1777 and marched to New Haven in the State of Connecticut and served under one Captain Solomon Allen for the period of three months, when he was honorably discharged and returned to his family. That about a year or fourteen months from the time of his discharge above mentioned, her said husband Asahel Case was again draughted into the militia service and marched to PEEKSKILL in the State New York, and served under one Captain Cook, who had in charge some powder and military stores, for the period of three months and some few days more, when he was again honorably discharged and returned to his family. That her said husband Asahel Case was in the service of his Country and on duty as a soldier during both his engagements above mentioned, for a period of time, more than six months. And the said Aguba Case further declares that she was married

to the said Ashbill base on the twelfth day of July in the year of our Lord Seventeen hundred and seventy four: and that her said husband Ashbill base died on the twenty third day of April in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and twenty two.
And the said Azuba base further declares that the bible accompanying this declaration was the family bible of her parents, Joseph Foot and Azuba Foot and contains the only family record that this deponent has any knowledge of: that the said bible was given to this deponent by her mother Azuba Foot in the year 1826 when it contained the record of this deponent's marriage with the said Ashbill base, as it is now entered in the said family record.
Sworn to and subscribed, on the day and year first above written, before me,
Dexter Gilmore
Justice of the Peace
Azuba base
I certify that I am acquainted with Mrs Azuba base, the person making the above declaration and that she is a person of intelligence, integrity and piety and I believe her declarations, to be entitled to the fullest credit.
D Gilmore
Justice of the Peace
State of New York Clerk's Office Onondaga County ss I John DeWolf, Clerk of the said County, Certify, that

Dexter Gillmore Esq., was on the 14 th day of January 1846 a Justice of the peace, in and for the County of Oneida, duly elected and qualified to act as such: and that the signature above written purporting to be that of the said Justice is genuine.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto affixed the Seal of the Court of Common Pleas of the said County & subscribed my name this 17 th 1846.
Decls. D. D. D. Clerk p James Edgerton D. of Ch.

Fulton County ss
Elisha Foot of the town of Northampton in said County being duly sworn saith that Ozubah Foot was married to Ashbel Carr in the summer of 1775 or 1776 in the State of Connecticut in the County of Hartford and town of Simsbury I was present at the marriage and see them married I was knowing of his going into the revolutionary war. Senior after their marriage one town at Newham and one town at Pittsfield
Subscribed and sworn
This 25 th day of August 1843
Before me
Jos. M. Gifford Justice of the peace
Elisha Foot
Fulton County ss
Sarah Baker of the town of Northampton in said County being duly sworn saith that Ozubah Foot was married to Ashbel Carr in the summer of 1775 or 1776 in the State of Connecticut in the County of Hartford and town of Simsbury I was present at the marriage and see them married
George Burr witness Sarah her X Baker mark
This 25 th day of August 1843
Before me Jos. M. Gifford Justice of the peace
State of New York Fulton County Clerk's Office
Stephen West Clerk of the said County of Fulton do hereby certify that Jos. M. Gifford the person before whom the above affidavits of Elisha Foot and Sarah Baker purport to have been taken was at the time of taking the same an acting justice of the peace in and for said County sworn and legally authorized to take the same, and that his name

Subscribed to each of the foregoing jurats is his genuine signature. And further that I am well acquainted with Elisha Foot who made the foregoing affidavit, and that he is a credible person, and entitled to full credit and belief For testimony whereof I have hereunto set my name and affixed the seal of said County this 21 st day of September 1843 Stephen West Clerk
I Joseph M. Gifford the justice of the Peace before whom the preceding affidavits of Elisha Foot and Sarah Bacon was sworn to do hereby cheerfully certify that I am well acquainted with each of the said Elisha Foot and Sarah Bacon and that each of them is entitled to the highest degree of credit that they are reputable and creditable persons of the highest good character for truth & veracity and are entitled to belief & believe the statements of each contained in the foregoing affidavits Jos. M. Gifford justice
I Joel Spiner Minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church of the Troy Annual Conference and at present residing at Broadalbin on Northamp- ton Circuit do hereby certify that I am well acquainted with Elisha Foot and was also acquainted with Sarah Bacon before her decease and do believe them fully entitled to credit as persons of truth and veracity. dated at Northampton Dec 14 th 1843 - Subscribed and sworn Joel Spiner This 14 th day of Dec 1843 Before me Jos. M. Gifford Justice

In the matter of } the application of Azuba } base for a pension }
County of Schenectady Dist Allen base of the Village of Johnstown in the County of Fulton and State of New York being duly sworn doth depose and say that he this deponent is now seventy nine years old and upwards that he was born in the Town of Simsbury in Hartford County in the State of Connecticut and that this deponent is the Brother of Ashbel base deceased and who died twenty one years ago And this deponent further says that said Ashbel base was the husband of the above named Azuba base And that he well knows that said Ashbel base was married to said Azuba base before the year 1777. - And this deponent further says that he well knows that said Ashbel base served as a soldier in the War of the Revolution for three months in the company of Captain Solomon Allen that he went to New Haven as deponent believes and remained there faithfully and at the expiration of the term he returned home to Farmington in the State of Connecticut as deponent believes and this deponent well knows that said service was performed after the marriage of the said Ashbel and the said Azuba base And this deponent well knows that said Ashbel base was a good Whig and thorough friend to the American cause This deponent cannot recollect the time but thinks that said Ashbel base served in the army as above in 1779. - And further he says not
subscribed & sworn } before me this 23 rd } day of June 1843. }
J. D. HARMAN Justice of the peace
his Allen base mark

State of New York Schenectady County Clerks Office
§ I Archibald Campbell Clerk of said County do hereby certify that Joshua D. Warman who  was before whom the within Affidavit was subscribed & sworn was at the time of taking such affidavit the Recor- der of the City of Schenectady in said County com- missioned & sworn & duly authorized by law to take the same. And further that the signa- ture within written I know to be genuine — In Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand & affixed the seal of said County this 2 nd October 1843. Archibald Campbell Clk
State of New York Schenectady County Clerks Office
§ I Archibald Campbell Clerk of said County do hereby certify that Joshua D. Warman Esq. before whom the within written affi- davit was subscribed and sworn was at the time of taking such affidavit a Justice of the Peace in & for said County commissioned and sworn and duly authorized by law to take the same. And further that the signature of said Justice within written I know to be genuine In Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said County this 18 th December 1843 Archibald Campbell Clk

N.O.W.P.L.D Evans
Department of the Interior. PENSION OFFICE.
Marriages
Washington, D.C. Feb 21 - 1877
Joseph Foote and Azubah Griswold were married Dec 8. 1852. Ashbel Case and Azubah Foote was married 12th July 1774. Flovel Enos and Cloe Case. " " 2nd August 1800. Ashbel Case and Mary Alford " " 12 Feb. 1804. Timothy Case and Sally Baker " " 16 Oct. 1806. Levi Case and Mary Boyington " " 25 Nov. 1833 Joseph Gaylord Case and Mary Whiting " " 4 July - 1816. Levi Case and Mary Allen " " 26 Feb 1834.
Births
Joseph Foote was born Feb 17 29. Azubah Griswold was born July 14. 1736. Jos Foote (Jr.) was born Oct 26. 1750. Azubah " (2nd) " " Apr 13 1760. Sarah " " " June 21. 1762. Elisha " " " Aug. 26. 1764. Delight " " " Jan 8. 1767. Aaron " " " Apr 10. 1769. Levi Foote " " May 10. 1773. Amelia " " " Apr 28. 1779. Electa Foote " " Apr 27. 1780.
Births continued Abigail Foote son of Joseph Foote John was born April 27 1789. Ashbel Case was born 17 June 1792. Azubah Foote 13th April 1794. Cloe Case was born 10th Aug 1796. Ashbel Case Jr. born 16 June 1798.

Births continued. Timothy Case Born 29. January 1781. Levi Case Born Aug 17. 1783. James Case Born Oct 8. 1789. Joseph Gaylord Case born Oct 24. 1793. Mary Whiting was born January 4th 1807. Amelia A. Case Born Nov 19. 1824. Emily Mc Case born Feb 4. 1826. Joseph G Case born Nov 15. 1827. Ruthana Case born Oct 21. 1829. Nathan B Case born June 11. 1831.
Levi Case son of Joseph G. Case was born 22 d June 1817. 11 Ock 8 m in g Lucy Case 8 th Dec 1818 3 Ock 1/2 Chloe Mc Case Born 8 th June 1821 3 O B Ella Jas. Ashbel Case 25 th Sep 1822. 3 Ock 1/2 M in g. Asa M Case June 3. 1824 4 O B. A. M in g. Cynthia L Case Born 19. Dec 1820 6. O B Alle.
Deaths Joseph Foote died Feb 16. 1779. aged 51. yrs 7 mos Azubah Foote " Aug. 12 1829 " 93 " 28 days. Levi Foote died Sep 15. 1775. Amelia Foote died Oct 14. 1792. Joseph " " June 27. 1789. Abiah Bently Wife of Mr Bently died Aug. 11. 1811. Mr Bently died Aug 20. 1811. Ashbel Case died Apr 23. 1822. Chloe Enos died Oct 6 th 1819. James Case died Mar 24. 1791. Leona Case died Oct 25 th 1834. Ruthany Case died Aug 21. 1835. Chloe A. Sprague died July 17. 1834.
This is all of record in the Case family Bible sent to this Office by Mrs. Azubah Case in 1836. W. J. G. Evans Clerk

1865
RECEIVED
P. O. Yannah Case wid. of
Service: Ashbel Case.
Re-enlisted by N.Y.
Enlisted: _____, 18
Discharged: _____, 18
Application filed: _____, 18
Allegns:  List of suspended claims printed in 1852 shows cause of
Re-enlisted:  suspension as follows:
"Suspended for further proof."
Attorney: _____
P. O. _____
_____ Recognized. _____ Contract
_____ Cert. of Dis. Searched for _____, 18

Receipt from Ashbel Case Oct 23. 1877
Suspended
No 1765
Azubah Case
Widow of Ashbel Ashlee Case At 1836.
NY
P. O. address in supplied in 1843.
Schenectady " Co
NY
and in 1846-9.
Utica
NY.
Sent letter to Utica Sep 21. 1877
" " " Schenectady " 29 "

Family of Mrs.
Azubah (case revised)
Parents: Naima Joseph & Azubah Fote in Linsburg
Hartford Co.
Conn
at the time of her Marriage and up to 1873
Elisha Fote of Northampton
Fulton Co N.Y.
Write to both places if you can't reach the base family in the places named on the other side of this card E
101

Mr Cobbs Heard Judson's statement relating to a Bible - ————— D D 98
asht 365 5989. agutah 365 S.A. Daggott 22 Nov. 43 " 8 Apr. 44 Let. to Hon. C. M. Catheart Feb. 24th 1846 do. to same Feb. 25. 1846 Let. to S. A. Pough May 10. '49 Hon Robt. Smith Oct. 1. 50 Act 4 July 1836

Mr Cobbin Heard Judson's Statement relating to a Bible - — DD98
asked if [illegible] 5989. S. A. Dagg 22 Nov. 48 " 8 ap. 48 Col. to Hon. J. M. Calhoun Feb 24th 1846 do. to same Feb. 25. 1846 Col. to S. A. Pugh May 10 '49 Hon Robt. Smith Oct. 1. 50 Act 4 July 1836

Mr Cobbin.
Heard Judson's Statement relating to Bible -
— D. G. G.

State of New York County of Schenectady ss
Abigail base of the City of Schenectady being duly sworn doth depose and say that she this deponent is now eighty three years of age and upwards that she is now a resident of the City and County of Schenectady And that she was married to Ashbel base in the Town of Simsbury in the County of Hartford in the State of Connecticut in the year 1775. by Rebeckah Humphreys Esq a Justice of the Peace of said Town.
And that after her said marriage with the said Ashbel base he the said Ashbel base in the year 1779 or 1780 deponent can not recollect which year entered the service of the United States as a Militia Man and was drafted in the Company of Captain Solomon Allen the names of the other officers deponent can not recollect. And her said husband marched with the said Company of Captain Allen from Simsbury to New Haven and continued there doing duty as a soldier for the term of three months at the expiration of which term her said husband returned home and continued there about one year when he was again called in the year 1780 and entered the Company of Captain Job Cook as deponent believes but she can not remember the names of the other Officers. That the said Ashbell base entered into actual service in the army of the United States as last mentioned and marched from Simsbury to Peks Kill in the State of New York and remained there doing duty as such soldier for three months when he returned home again.
And this deponent further says that the said Ashbel base has been dead twenty one years and that she is now a widow and has never been married since the death of her said

husband Ashbel Case and that she is to inform & go to Court to make her deposition. And further she says not. —
Subscribed before me Azubah her x Case mark Before me this 28 th day of August. A.D. 1843
A. J. Linn First Judge of Schenectady Co. Court.
State of New York Schenectady County } Clerk's office } ss.
I Archibald Campbell Clerk of said County Do Cer- tify that Archibald L. Linn before whom the foregoing affidavit was subscribed and sworn was at the time of taking such affidavit the First Judge of the County of Schenectady, commissioned & sworn & duly authorized by law to take the same — And further that his signature above written I know to be genuine —
In Testimony Whereof I have hereunto set my hands & affixed the seal of said County this 22 nd October 1843 —
Archibald Campbell (Clk)

State of New York County of Fulton
Eliza Foote of the town of Northampton in said county being duly sworn doth depose & saith that he this deponent was well acquainted with Askel Base in the time of the war of the Revolution and that the family bible now shown to this deponent, contains an original entry made and kept as the family record of Joseph & Abigail Foote the parents of Abigail Base and of this deponent. and that he fully believes it to contain the true family record. and that in this record is contained the marriage of Askel Base to Abigail Foote who according to the above named, were married July 12 th 1774 - And that this deponent was present and witnessed the solemnization of said marriage.
And further that this deponent in a former affidavit dated the 25 th day of Aug t 1843 - testified from memory, as the said family record now present and shown to me, was not then present - And further this deponent saith not -
Eliza Foote
Subscribed and sworn this 14 th day of December 1843 Jos. M. Gifford Justice of the Peace

In the matter of the Application of Allen case for a pension
County of Schenectady to wit: Azubah Case of the City of Schenectady being duly sworn  deposed says that she has known Allen Case above named for seventy years. And she this deponent well knows that said Allen Case was out as a Soldier in the war of the Revolution but deponent can not recollect the time but thinks it was in the year 1780. That deponent well knows said Allen Case was a good genuine Whig And a true friend to freedom and the American Cause. And this deponent further says that said Allen Case is a brother to the husband of this deponent & further she says not - Subscribed & sworn before me this 23 d day of June 1843.
Azubah Case
J. D. HARMAN Justice of the Peace

State of New York Schenectady County } Clerks Office } p.
I Archibald Campbell Clerk of said County do Certify that Joshua D. Har- man before whom the within affidavit was subscribed and sworn was at the time of ta- king such affidavit the deputy of the King of Schenectady, in said County, duly commis- sioned & sworn & authorized by law to take the same. And further that the signature within written I know to be genuine.
In Witness whereof I have here- unto set my hand & affixed the Seal of said County the 2 nd October 1855.
Archibald Campbell Clerk
State of New York Schenectady County } Clerks Office } p.
I Archibald Campbell Clerk of said County do hereby Certify that Joshua D. Harman Esq. before whom the with- in affidavit was subscribed & sworn was at the time of taking such affidavit a Justice of the Peace in and for the County aforesaid duly commissioned and sworn and author-

5989
The Pension Papers of Azubah Case.
N.Y.
Act 4 July 36
22 Nov 5 a. day
Stephen A. Daggett agent

ized by law to take the same. And further that the signature of the said Justice within written I know to be genu- ine —
In Testimony Whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said County this 18 th day of December 1843.
Archibald Campbell C.M.
I Archibald L. Linn Esq. Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of the County of Schenectady do certify that I believe Isabella Case who made the foregoing depo- sition before me to be a person of good character for truth and veracity and entitled to full belief. Schenectady January 4 th 1844.
A. L. Linn
I Joshua D. Harman Recorder of the City of Schenectady do certify that I believe Isabella Case who made the foregoing deposition before me to be a person of good character for truth and veracity and entitled to full belief. Schenectady January 8 th 1844.
J. D. HARMAN Justice of the Peace Recorder of Schenectady & Councillor in the Supreme Court

We Ephraim Goss and John Harwood Preachers of the Methodist Episcopal Church do certify that we are acquainted with Azubah Goss the person who has made the forgoing deposition and that we verily believe her to be a person of good character for truth and veracity and that her statement is entitled to full belief.
Schenectady January 8 th 1844.
Ephraim Goss Presiding Elder Albany Dist. Troy Conference
John Harwood Pastor of the M.E. Church Schenectady -

House of Reps! Feby 28 th 1846
Sir, Having no recollection of having presented the "case" alluded to in the within, I suppose it has been inadvertently directed to me - Please acknowledge its return & inform me if my surmise is correct -
Yours, most respectfully Ch Wathcart
PG Edwards Esq
Pension Office

Wm R. Smith Oct 1/50

Peruvian Offic 1 Oct. 1850
Sir:
The enclosed letter  copy of my report to Hon C. W. Cathcart of the 24 th July 1846 in relation to the case of Ayubak Case will apprise you of the condition in which it stands. Since that time no further evidence has been adduced.
Hon Robt. Smith Peru

V.A. Peapb May 10. 49

Pension Office May 10 1849
Sir
Arecially to your request I enclose herewith a Copy of My report in the case of Azubah Case to Hon W. W. Catheart dated 24 Feby 1846. Since which time no additional evidence in support of the Claim has been received
S. A. Pugh Esq. Present

Feb. 25, '40.

Pension Office Feb. 25. 1846
Sir,
The letter in the case of Azuba Care is herewith returned. The declaration of Mr. Care was filed here, and endorsed thus: "A. W. Enos, Washington City, or Hon. C. W. Cathcart, H. R." If you can get no clue to the care, Irite address the letter to Mr. Enos, and deposit it in the Post-Office.
I have the
Hon. C. W. Cathcart House of Rep

Wm Lloyd (Pittsburgh)
Feb 24 '46

Sir
450
Gen H July 24 th 46
I have the honor to inform you that the amended declaration of Azuba Casey  Stearns has been examined official - It was not accompanied with the original family register required by my letter of 8 th Ap l 44 or the certifi- cate of the Compt. of Fin: shewing whether that Capt. Solomon Allen commanded a company of militia in service  whether at New Haven for 3 mo in '79 - and that her husband served in the short levies of 1780 for 3 mo under Capt. Job Cook in New York
Hon C. W. Cathcart P.R.

L. S. Daggott 8th Apr '44
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Sir
173 Gen H Apr. 8th 1844
I have the honor to inform you that the papers of Azubah Case have been again examined & to inform you that the proof either as to the date of the Marriage or to the length of the service is altogether unsatisfactory - When requisitions for proof are made by a formal decision in a case they must be fulfilled - My letter of 22 Nov. should be complied with as to the service and the original family register forwarded in proof of the date of the Marriage
Stephen A. Dazgett Esq Schenectady NY

Stephen A. Daggett
Nov. 22. 1843

244
Pam H, Nov. 12 43
Sir
In the case of Azubah Case (whose papers are returned that the credibility of each witness may be certified by the Judicial Officer who administered the oath) the alleged date of the marriage should be established by that grade of proof which is so generally afforded by the books of Mtns Churches - & private families. The service should be verified by the Book of the Compt at Hartford - partly as regards the length of the tour to New Haven in 79 under Capt. Allen which she estimates at 3 months while the information of the Dept would show that they were called out for two months -
Stephen A Daggill Esq Schenectady N.Y.
NO 5989 act 14 July 1836

POST OFFICE.
S. G. HAMLIN, P. M.
Schenectady, N.Y., Oct 5 1877
Mr Lewis G Pease
Sir
Yours of Sept 29th is recd. Concerning the descendants of Mrs Abigail Bane.
In reply, I have to state that Levi Bane, - son of Joseph G Bane whose name is in the table in question & who resides here - informs me that his father Joseph G resides in Chicago Ill and he requests me to ask you to forward to him at that place.
The following is his address.
"Joseph G Bane Barnum & Brothers Chicago Ill."
Yours F C S G Hamlin P.M.

Suspended case
N o . —
Azubah Case
Widow of _____
Ashlee Case
Receipt for Bible to be filed Oct 23. 1877
Erano -
Chicgo Oct 17 th 1877 Received the within described Bible
Respectfully Joseph G. Case Per ems.

A. C. McLaughlin Encl 3
Department of the Interior. PENSION OFFICE.
Washington, D.C. Oct 9. 1877.
Dear Sir.
I herewith transmit to your address the large family Bible - containing a family record, and which was sent to this Office in 1837, to be filed in evidence in behalf of your Mother. Mrs. Azubah Case - when she made application for pension.
Please acknowledge the receipt of said Bible on the back of this letter, and return it (the letter) to this Office in the enclosed envelope.
Mr Joseph G. Case care of Barnum and Bro. Chicago P.O. Ills
Very respectfully J. A. Bentley Commissioner per M. M.

N. O. Wm B.L.D.E Evans G
Department of the Interior. PENSION OFFICE.
Washington, D.C. Sept 29. 1877.
Dear Sir
Please furnish this Office with the names and present P.O. address of some of the descendants of Mrs. Arubah Case, Widow of Ashbel Case, a Revolutionary Soldier. The Widow made application for pension in 1843-9 and sent to this office a large family Bible - containing a family record - to be filed in evidence in her case.
It is now desired to return this Bible to some member of the family some of whom resided in your Town and County. The names of the children, as found in the Bible, are - Ashbel, Timothy, Levi and Joseph G. Case. Doubtless some of their children can be found in your Town or County. Please ascertain and return this letter with your reply in the enclosed Envelope
  Post Master  Joseph G Case  Very Respectfully    Schenectady  Corey Barnum  Brooklyn    " Co  Chicago  A. Bentley    N.Y.   Commissioned      h. D. M.  

Post Office, Utica, N. Y.
Sept 26 1877
Sir.
I am unable to find any relative of the party that you refer to. or obtain any clue to them
I am very respectfully
Your obed servt
O B Hopkins P.M.
Hon J. A. Beatty Commissioner Washington D.C.

N. O. W. and B. L. D. E. Evans, N.Y.
Department of the Interior. PENSION OFFICE.
Dear Sir: Washington, D.C. Sept 21. 1877
Please furnish this Office with the names and present P.O. address of some of the descendants of Mr. Azubah Case, Widow of Ashbel Case, a Revolutionary Soldier. The Widow made application for pension in 1843-9. and sent to this Office a large family Bible to be filed in evidence in her case. It is now desired to return this Bible to some member of the family, some of whom - together with the Widow - resided in Utica in 1849. The names of the children, as found in the Bible, are Ashbel, Timothy, Levi and Joseph G. Case. Their children may be living in your town or vicinity. Please return this letter with your reply.
Post Master Utica N.Y.
Very respectfully
J. A. Bentley COMMISSIONED for J. H. M.

May 19 th
No papers in the case of Sarah Clark — Samuel Clark, ad m at 1828 —
Army
S. J. Buyn —

Washington D.C. 1 st May 1847
Hon. J. L. Edwards, Comr. of Pensions, Sir
Will you please, furnish me with a copy of the letter in the case of Sarah Clark, Wif. of Saml. of N. H. He drew a pension under the act of 1828 as Sergeant & probably she now resides in N. H. near the line of N. H. Also, the letter in the case of Abigail Case, Wif. of Abner Case, of N. York.
Very Respectfully &c. J. A. Pugh