Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File S. 36,465, Eliphalet Corbin, Mass.

SERVICE
NUMBER
Mass
Corbin, Eliphalet
S. 36,465
CONTENTS

10,776 R
Connecticut
Eliphalet Corbin
of Shillington in the state of Connecticut who was a Private in the regiment commanded by Colonel Sergeant of the Massachusetts line, for the term of One Year
scribed on the Roll of Connecticut at the rate of 8 Dollars per month, to commence on the 11 th of April 1818
Certificate of Pension issued the 18 th of May 1819 and sent to Eber Clark Esq. Windham Connecticut
  Arrears to 4th of Mar: 1819.  86. 36    Semi-ann. all'ce ending 4 Sep. 1818.  48. 00    10 Mo: \frac{20}{50} \frac{4}{31}  $134.36  
{ Revolutionary claim, } { Act 18th March, 1818. }
Not entitled
Notification sent July 13 th 1820 to David L. Boker, Windham, Conn.

Elphinstone Petition W Hilling
Ms A

Eliphatet Corbin
Private
46 - 17 years
Sergeant Massachusetts
Regt.
Admitted

To the Hon ble Judge of the Court of Common Pleas within & for the County of Windham & State of Connecticut the Petition of Elephat Corbin of Killingly in the County of Windham State of Connecticut humbly states that I served in the Revolutionary War in the Service of the United States against the common enemy for one year & nine months & was honorably disch- arged in 1777 at White Plains and that I am by reason of my reduced circumstances in life com- in need of the assistance of my Country for support Dated at Killingly this 11 th day of April A.D. 1818.
Elephat Corbin
Corbin
State of Connecticut County of Windham ss. Killingly April 11 A.D. 1818 Personally appeared before me Gyles Clark Esq r . Judge of the Court of Common Pleas within & for the County of Windham and State of Connecticut Elephat Corbin of Killingly State of Connecticut signed the foregoing Petition and in my presence signed the following Affidavit made oath to the same to wit I Elephat Corbin of Killingly in the County of Windham State of Connecticut do swear that in the Spring of the year 1775 I enlisted in the Service of the United States

in the Revolutionary War in Captain Perry's Com- pany & Col. Regiment George's & Genl's Delaware Brigade in the Massachusetts line for eight twelve months which time I faithfully served & was honorably discharged in fall of 1775 in the year of our Lord & that in the about the 8th day of December 1775 fall of the same year, I again enlisted in the Service of the the United States, in the Revolutionary War in the said company & Regiment in the Massachusetts Massachusetts line for one year which time I faithfully served & was honorably discharged in the fall of the year about the 8th day of Decr 1776 1776 - and have no discharge in existence. and that I am poor & by reason of my advanced circumstances in life stands in need of the assistance of my Country for support & further will not. -
Elizabeth Corbin
Sworn April 11. day of AD 1812 Before me Iabez Clarke Judge of the Court of Common Pleas for the County of Windham
I Iabez Clarke Judge of the Court of Common Pleas for the County of Windham in the State of Connecticut. Do certify that it appears to my satisfaction, that the said Elizabeth Corbin did serve in the revolutionary war, against the common enemy as stated in the preceding Declaration and affidavit. And I now transmit the proceedings and testimony taken and had before me to the Secretary for the Department of War Pursuant to the Directions of the aforesaid Act of Congress - Iabez Clarke

I Samuel Gray Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas in & for the County of Windham in the State of Connecticut - do Certify that Jabez Clarke Esq. is Judge of said Court, and the foregoing Signatures are his hand writing, and the Seal Annexed is the Seal of said Court. In Testimony Whereof I have hereunto Subscribed my Name at Windham this 11 Day of April A.D. 1818.
Sam Gray
I do now certify that I am fully satisfied, that Elephat Bardin the applicant is in reduced circum- stances, and that he needs assistance from his Country support -
And I do certify that I am well acquainted with Col. Hobart Gory one of the Deponents in this case, and believe him to be a man of strict Integrity and truth -
Attest Jabez Clarke
Service in 1775. 8 months 1776. 12 do

District of Connecticut, ss.
At a Special Court of Common Pleas, holden at Windham within and for the County of Windham, in said district—
ON this 27 th day of June A. D. 1820, personally appeared in open Court, being a Court of Record for the County aforesaid, [Having the power of fine and imprisonment,] Eliphalet Corbin of Killingly in the County of Windham aforesaid —
aged Sixty years, who, being first duly sworn according to law, doth, on his oath declare, that he served in the Revolutionary war as follows, viz : That he enlisted for the term of one year on the  or - about the 1 st day of December in the year 1776 in the State of Massachusetts — in the company commanded by Captain Perry — in the regiment commanded by Colonel Sergeant — in the line of the State of Massachusetts on the Continental establishment : that he continued to serve in the said corps until on or about the 1 st day of December 1777 — when he was discharged from the said service in Fishkill — in the State of New York
That he had not a written but a verbal discharge — I am now a Pensioner. The date of my original Application was the 11 th day of April 1818 — The N o of my pension certificate is 10.776 — I am a Farmer depend on daily labor for support — I have for years been lame & am able to do but little — I am very poor. I have a wife Eliza Corbin aged 47 years & weakly, Sarah Eddy my daughter aged 22 years neither able to support themselves — William Corbin my son aged 11 years able to support himself & a daughter Elizabeth Corbin aged eight years all residing in my family & dependent on me for support — My said daughter Sarah Eddy is in good health but she has a child aged 2 months & of course cannot support herself & child. She has a poor husband who has gone off & left her on my hands to support —
And I do solemnly swear that I was a resident citizen of the United States, on the 18th day of March, one thousand eight hundred and eighteen ; and that I have not, since that time, by gift, sale, or in any manner, disposed of my property, or any part thereof, with intent thereby so to diminish it, as to bring myself within the provisions of an act of Congress, entitled, "an act to provide for certain persons engaged in the land and naval service of the United States, in the Revolutionary war," passed on the 18th day of March, one thousand eight hundred and eighteen ; and that I have not, nor has any person in trust for me, any property or securities, contracts, or debts due to me ; nor have I any income other than what is contained in the Schedule hereto annexed, and by me subscribed.
Eliphalet Corbin
An inventory of the whole Real & Personal Estate & Income of Eliphalet Corbin of Killingly County of Windham & State of Connecticut . this 21 st of June 1820
  Viz. 30 Acres of Land with an old dwelling house & barn standing on the same @ $10 per acre —  $ 300.00    2 Cows @ 18 dollars —  36.00     336.00  
Amount carried over

Amount Brought over — $336.00 1 old horse 10.00 — 3 sheep @ 12/ $6.00 — 2 old tables 2.00 — 18.00 1 case drawers 3.00 — Iron ware including Shovel & Tongs 4.00 7.00 5 old chains @ 1/ 83 — Residue of Household furniture 250.3.33 $364.33
Eliphalet Corbin
Memorandum of debts owed by me at the time of receiving Pension (viz)
  owed Doctor R. Grosvenor  $47.    " Capt. John Loomis  15.40    " John Bowen  20.    " James Ledy  47.    " Barach Eddy  3.    " Elijah Marsh  5.    " other small debts  15.     $152.40  
Eliphalet Corbin
Eliphalet Corbin Ex- not entitled 0.770 Sept 1819
Sworn to and declared on the 27 th day of June A. D. 1820, before the Court of Common Pleas, for the County of Windham, in the district of Connecticut.
Attest David G. Bolles Clerk.
I, David G. Bolles Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for the County of Windham, in the State of Connecticut, do hereby certify that the foregoing declaration & schedule thereto annexed, are truly copied from the records of the said Court; and I do further certify, that it is the opinion of the said Court, that the total amount in value of the property exhibited in the aforesaid Schedule, is three hundred sixty four Dollars, and 33 Cents. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand, and affixed the Seal of the said Court, on this 5 th day of July A. D. 1820.
David G. Bolles Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for Windham County.

36 465
Rev INVALID.
1920 May 15 - Raymond L. Van Syde that there is no mention of Samuel Corbin in this claim. Letter returned.
File No. 36,465
Eliphalet Corbin
Rev Our Dad
Act: 18 th March 18 th
Index: — Vol. 2 , Page 91
[ Arrangement of 1870. ]

Connecticut
Eliphalet Corbin, priv Served 1 yr. in 1778
1. Sched: dated June 1820
Real Estate ————— $300 ————— Personal ————— 64.33 Total $ 364.33
Adducted to sundry persons, names given } 152.40
Sched: under Act Mar 1823, (dated 5 th May 1823)
Exhibits ————— $10. ————— no debts.
Account for the decrease of property.
By the sale of the whole of his Real Estate, under Execution, on the 26 th Ap. 1823, amounting to $303.82 Copies of the Executions properly authenticated with the names of the Creditors given) — 1 lot sold for $20. in 1822. to Saml. ————— or
1 horse died. 3 sheep consumed in family —
Claimant aged 63 yr. a Farmer — wife 50. in tolerable health — 1 Daugh- ter & her child — 1 other aged 11 yr. & a son 13 yr.
David C. Bolles Esq. Brooklyn Conn.
Restored, under act 1 st March 1823, Comg 3 rd May 1823, notification, sent 18 th July 1823. ————— $32.54
Sept. 1819.

I Ebenezer Medbery of Rehoboth in the county of Bristol & Commonwealth of Massachusetts of Lawfull age & in a capacity to give Evidence on oath do testify and say that I knew one Eliphalet Corbin formerly of Rehoboth and was with him In the Revolutionary War between America & Great Britain & that he did leave under the Continental Establishment and Massachusetts Line in the year Service in Seventeen Hundred & Seventy six under the following officers viz In Capt James Hens, Company & Col Sergants Regiment & General Sullivans Brigade for the above described time & was honorably Dismissed or Discharged by his officers at the expiration of said time at Peak Shells in the State of New York - Dated at Rehoboth December the 3 rd Day 1818 Ebenezer Medbery
Bristol ss December the 3 rd Day 1818 Then personally appeared Ebenezer Medbery the Subscriber to the above Deposition and Made oath to the truth of the same before me - Lyra Bliss } Justice of the Peace
I here by certify that I am Well acquainted With Ebenezer Medbery the Subscriber to the above Deposition & believe him to be a man of truth & Veracity Dated at Rehoboth December the 3 rd Day 1818
Lyra Bliss

Commonwealth of Massachusetts
County of Bristol. I James Speak, Clerk of the County of Bristol aforesaid. do hereby certify that Ezra Bliss Esq. before whom the within Deposition appears to be taken and made at the time of the date thereof was a Justice of the peace duly qualified for that purpose acting under the Authority of this Commonwealth, and that his name subscribed thereto appears to be his own proper Signature
In Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said County at Taunton in said County this fourth day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighteen.
James Speak Clerk of the Courts, Bristol Co.
James Speak Clerk of the Courts Bristol Co.

I Simon White of Mansfield in the County of Bristol & Commonwealth of Massachusetts of lawful age do testify and say that I was a sergeant in the Com- pany of which James Kenny was Commanding officer in the Regiment commanded by Paul D. Sargents & in the Brigade of which Gen Sullivan Commanded & Mas- sachusetts line in the Revolutionary war against the Common enemy in the years service commencing Dec r 1775 & ending Dec r 1776 that I knew one Elephat Corbin who served as a private soldier in said Company, Regiment & line during the said term of one year beginning and ending as aforesaid. and that he served the said time in said Company and at the expiration of said time he was honorable dismissed or discharged at Peachkill in the state of New York on Hudson River
Simon White Bristol Jan y 7 th 1819 then personally appeared before me the subscriber Simon White & made oath to the truth of the above aff- idavit by him subscribed
Before me David Gilbert Justice of the peace
I hereby certify that I am well acquainted with the above named Simon White and believe him to be a man of truth and veracity David Gilbert Justice of the peace
Jan y 7 th 1819

Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Bristol County ss. - I James Spedden Clerk of the County of Bristol do hereby certify that Edward Gilbert Esq. at the before whom the within Affidavit of Simon White appears to have been made at the date thereof was a Justice of the peace duly qualified for that purpose acting under authority of this Commonwealth and that his name subscribed thereto appears to be his own signature.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Seal of said County at Taunton in said County this Eleventh day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and Ninety.
James Spedden { Clerk of the County of Bristol }

Col. Toney & Marsh Certificate

We Hobart Toney of Killingsby & Elyah Marsh of Thompson in Windham County of Lawfull age doth testify and say that we are Neighbors to Elphelet Corbin and are knowing to his reduced Circumstances and stands in need of assistance for his support and also is lame & unable to labor for his support and further says not Killingsby Decem. 31 st AD 1818
Hobart Toney Elyah Marsh
Windham County ss. Killingsby December 31 st AD 1818 Personally appeared Col. Hobart Toney & Elyah Marsh Subscribed to the above affidavit and made solemn Oath to the truth of the same Before me Joseph Adams Justice of ye Peace
I hereby Certify that I am well acquainted with Col. Hobart Toney & Mr Elyah Marsh the subscribers to the above affidavit and am knowing them to be men of truth and veracity Dated at Killingsby the 31 st Day of December AD 1818
Joseph Adams Justice of ye Peace
I David C. Bolles clerk of the County Court in & for the County of Windham in the State of Connecticut do certify that Joseph Adams Esq. before whom the foregoing Affidavit was made is duly enrolled as a Justice of the Peace in & for said Windham County and that full faith & credit ought to be given to his acts as such
In testimony whereof I have subscribed my name and affixed the Publick Seal of Court at Windham in said County This second day of February AD 1819
David C. Bolles

To the Sheriff of the County of Windham or his Deputy, or either of the Constables of the town of Killington within said County, GREETING.
WHEREAS William Lony of Killington
recovered Judgment against Eliphalet Corbin of Killington , foresaid by his personal confession
Before me Joseph Adams Esq. Justice of Peace for Windham County, on the 23 rd day of April A. D. 1823 for the sum of Seventy Dollars, Cents damages; and for the sum of Seventy Dollars 25 Cents costs of suit, as appears of record whereof execution remains to be done.
THESE are therefore by authority of the State of Connecticut, to command you, That of the Goods, Chattels or Lands of the said Debtor
within your precincts, you cause to be levied, (and the same being disposed of or appraised as the law directs) paid and satisfied unto the said Creditor
Seventy Dollars the aforesaid sums, being in the whole, with seventeen cents more for this writ, together with your own fees. 25 Cents And for want of such goods, Chattels or lands of the said Debtor to be by him shown unto you, or found within your precincts, to the acceptance of the said Creditor for the satisfying the aforesaid sums, you are hereby commanded to take the body of the said Debtor and him commit unto the keep- er of the goal in Brooklyn aforesaid, in the county Windham within the said prison, who is likewise hereby commanded to receive the said Debtor and him safely keep until he pay the said Creditor the full sums above mentioned, and be by him released, and also satisfy your fees. Hereof fail not, and make due return of this writ, with your do- ings thereon, within sixty days next coming.
Dated at Killington A. D. 1823
this 23 rd day of April
Joseph Adams Justice of the Peace
Andrew Corbin

Winsham p. Killings April 26 1823 I then by virtue of this Execution repaired to the dwelling house of the within debtor & then made claim and of money, goods or chattels to satisfy this Execution with my fees, & none being unto me nor could I find any whereon to levy the same. I by direction of the creditors levied the same on the following real Estate of the debtor situated in said Killings, beginning at the State Stone, on land of W. H. Mason then E. 70 S 85 rods to a road, then on S. road S. 6 W. 3 rods then on road leading from Providence from L. Warr. E. S 41 W. 34 rods then N 46 W 82 1/2 rods to the first bound, and Rezekiah Howe W. Coffin & Simon Coffin freeholders of Killings, having been duly & legally chosen by S. Patton & execution to appraise said lands, according to law & having caused said officers to be duly sworn they appraised the same at Eight Dollars & 50 cents per acre, & gave the following certificate. Winsham p. Killings April 26 1823. We the subscribers having been duly appointed to appraise the lands of Eliphalet Gorham of Killings levied only an Execution in favour of William S. Gorham & being duly sworn have appraised the same at $8.50 Dolls. per acre. H. Rowell Coffin Simon Coffin appraisers, and the debt & cost & my fees, on this Execution being seventy five Dollars & 56 cents. I do hereby set off said land to the within creditors containing 8 acres, 3 quarters & 22 1/2 rods in full satisfaction of this Execution & cost at 8.50 per acre then by virtue of the within execution and agreeable to the appraisers I set off the above described land to the within creditors in full satisfaction of said execution attest Otis Perry Constable
The within is a true copy of the original Execution and endorsement thereon as appears by the original papers in my office certified by John H. Adams Justice of Peace.
  Fees collecting fees 1.48   travel to Barnum 1.75   board & lodging 1.17   living 1.17   appraise 1.00   survey 1.00   particular survey appraisers 25   travel to record 25   recording 25   5.14 
Read at my office April 30th 1823 at 11 o'clock AM Jeremiah Field town clerk and recorded in
Book X Page 232 of Killings records for Deeds of Estate Attest Jeremiah Field town clerk

To the Sheriff of the County of Windham or his Deputy, or either of the Constables of the town of Killington within said County, GREETING.
WHEREAS James Ladd of Thompson in the County of Windham
4 recovered Judgment against Elizabeth Corbin of Killington
Before me Joseph Adams Esq. Justice of Peace for Windham County, on the 23 day of April A. D. 1823 for the sum of Seventy Dollars, 8 Cents damages; and for the sum of one Dollars 47 Cents costs of suit, as appears of record whereof execution remains to be done.
THESE are therefore by authority of the State of Connecticut, to command you, That of the Goods, Chattels or Lands of the said Debtor
within your precincts, you cause to be levied, (and the same being disposed of or appraised as the law directs) paid and satisfied unto the said Creditor
Seventy one Dollars 55 the aforesaid sums, being in the whole, with seventeen cents more for this writ, together with your own fees. And for want of such goods, Chattels or lands of the said Debtor to be by him shewn unto you, or found within your precincts, to the acceptance of the said Creditor for the satisfying the aforesaid sums, you are hereby commanded to take the body of the said Debtor and him commit unto the keeper of the goal in Brooklyn in the county of Windham aforesaid, within the said prison, who is likewise hereby commanded to receive the said Debtor and him safely keep until he pay the said Creditor the full sums above mentioned, and be by him released, and also satisfy your fees. Hereof fail not, and make due return of this writ, with your doings thereon, within sixty days next coming.
Dated at Killington this 23 day of April A. D. 1823
Joseph Adams Justice of Peace

I hereby certify that the within copy is a true copy of the original thereof as shown to the within creditors and that the same was duly appraised by me as their appraiser.
Wintham J. Killings April 26 th 1823. Then by virtue of the Execution I returned to the debtors place of abode & there made demand of any goods or chattels to satisfy the same & very few & none being thereon and nor could I find any which to levy the same. I by direction of the creditors levied the same on the following described lands situated in S. Killings bounded beginning on road from S. Wann to Providence then N 55 E 2 1/2 11 links then S 31 E 16 rods 18 links then S 7 1/2 W 34 rods then N 31 E 2 rods to first bound & H. H. Hovey W m C. Appr. Linn on C. off. purchase off Killings having been duly chosen by the debtors & creditors to appraise the same according to law & having caused them to be duly sworn to appraise the same, they did appraise the same at Winter Dollars 16 cents per acre, & gave the following certificate Wintham J. Killings April 26 1823. We the subscribers being duly appointed to appraise the lands of Eliphatet G. Linn off Killings which are levied on by an Execution in favor of James Coakley have appraised the same at $13.76 Dollars per acre, H. Hovey W m C. Appr. Linn on C. off. purchase and the debt & cost & my fees on this C. amounting to Twenty five Dollars & Eighty six Cents. I do hereby sett off to the within creditors & per annum at said rate per acre in full satisfaction of this Execution & cost, being one acre 3 guns & 20 rods. Then by virtue of the within execution and agreeable to the appraisal I sett off the above described land to the within creditors in full satisfaction of said execution attest Otis Perry Constable
  Collecting fees 41 Recd at my office April 30 th 1823 11 O'clock AM Jeremiah Field Town Clerk - one recorded in Book X Page 233 of Killings records off - one of said Field Town Clerk   travel to demand 15   Board and my 17   lodging 17   appraisers 100   Surveyor 100   Justice swarming appraisers 25   travel to road execution 25   record 15   41 

To the Sheriff of the County of Windham or his Deputy, or either of the Constables of the town of Killington within said County, GREETING.
WHEREAS Joseph Plank of said Killington
recovered Judgment against Elizabeth Corbin of Killington
Before me Joseph Adams Esq. Justice of Peace for Windham County, on the 23 d day of April A. D. 182 8 for the sum of Seventy nine Dollars, 82 Cents damages; and for the sum of one Dollars 44 Cents costs of suit, as appears of record whereof execution remains to be done.
THESE are therefore by authority of the State of Connecticut, to command you, That of the Goods, Chattels or Lands of the said Debtor
within your precincts, you cause to be levied, (and the same being disposed of or appraised as the law directs) paid and satisfied unto the said Creditor
31 Dollars 26 Cents the aforesaid sums, being in the whole, with seventeen cents more for this writ, together with your own fees. And for want of such goods, Chattels or lands of the said Debtor to be by h i m shewn unto you, or found within your precincts, to the acceptance of the said Creditor for the satisfying the aforesaid sums, you are hereby commanded to take the body of the said Debtor and h i m commit unto the keep- er of the goal in Brooklyn aforesaid, in the county Windham within the said prison, who is likewise hereby commanded to receive the said Debtor and h i m safely keep until he pay the said Creditor the full sums above mentioned, and be by h i m released, and also satisfy your fees. Hereof fail not, and make due return of this writ, with your do- ings thereon, within sixty days next coming.
Dated at Killington this 23 day of April A. D. 182 8
Joseph Adams, Justice of the Peace
Joseph Plank E Corbin

The within is a true copy of the original Execution and Indorsement thereon as appears per file in my Office by Joseph Atkinson Justice of Peace
Whereas Joseph Killingley, April 26. 1823. I then by virtue of the within Execution returned to the within debtor, hereunder this made demand of money, goods or chattels to satisfy this Execution & my fees, & none being shown into one non est any whom to levy the same, by direction of the Creditor, I levied the same on the following described lands of the debtor beginning on a wall 60 rods north of a corner, then East 81 rods, then N. 13 W. 19 rods, then S. 7 1/2 W. 81 rods, to a wall, then S. 31 E. 8 3/4 rods, then South 4 rods 22 links, to the first bound - and Ezekiel's House. William Lapp & Simon Lapp, gave sufficient proof that off Killingley, having been duly & legally chosen by the debtor to officiate & premium, & having caused them to be duly sworn according to law, they did officiate the same, at thirteen Dollars 76 cents per acre, & gave the following Certificate. "Whereas Joseph Killingley, April 26. 1823. We the subscribers, being duly appointed to officiate the lands of Elizabeth Loosbin of Killingley, which are levied on by an Execution in favour of Joseph Plank, have officiated the same at $13.76 Dollars per acre, N. House, W. Lapp, Simon Lapp, officiated and the Debt & my fees, on this Execution are amounting to thirty five Dollars, & Eighty six cents. I do therefore set off said Premium to the within Creditor containing 200 acres, 2 quarters 17 rods, at 37 1/2 per acre, in full satisfaction of this Execution & cost. Then by virtue of the within execution and agreeable to the opinion I set off the above described land to the within Creditor in full satisfaction of said execution attest His Perry Constable
  Fees collecting fees 62   Travel To Demand 15   Barratry 12   Levying 12   attribution 1 00   Surveying 1 00   Justice swearing appraiser 25   Travel To record 25   returning 75   43 6 
Recd at my office April 30th 1823 at 11 o'Clock AM Jeremiah Field town clerk, and recorded on Book Page 229
of Killingley Records for Deeds of farm. Attest Jeremiah Field Town Clerk

To the Sheriff of the County of Windham or his Deputy, or either of the Constables of the town of Killingly within said County, GREETING.
WHEREAS William Lane vs Thompson in said County of Windham
recovered Judgment against Elizabeth Corbin vs said Killingly
Before me Joseph Adams Esq. Justice of Peace for Windham County, on the 23 d day of April A. D. 1828 for the sum of thirty one Dollars, 98 Cents damages; and for the sum of one Dollars 47 Cents costs of suit, as appears of record whereof execution remains to be done.
THESE are therefore by authority of the State of Connecticut, to command you, That of the Goods, Chattels or Lands of the said Debtor
within your precincts, you cause to be levied, (and the same being disposed of or appraised as the law directs) paid and satisfied unto the said Creditor
the aforesaid sums, being Thirty three Dollars 45 Cents in the whole, with seventeen cents more for this writ, together with your own fees. And for want of such goods, Chattels or lands of the said Debtor to be by h i m shewn unto you, or found within your precincts, to the acceptance of the said Creditor for the satisfying the aforesaid sums, you are hereby commanded to take the body of the said Debtor and h i m commit unto the keeper of the goal in Brooklyn of Windham aforesaid, within the said prison, who is likewise hereby commanded to receive the said Debtor and h i m safely keep until he pay the said Creditor the full sums above mentioned, and be by h i m released, and also satisfy your fees. Hereof fail not, and make due return of this writ, with your doings therein, within sixty days next coming.
Dated at Killingly this 23 d day of April A. D. 1828
Joseph Adams Justice of Peace

This is to certify that the within copy of the original Execution and Endorsement is a true and correct copy of the same as shown to a true copy of the original Execution and Endorsement as shown to a true copy of the original Execution and Endorsement as shown to a true copy of the original Execution and Endorsement
Windham p. Killingsby April 26 th 1823 then by virtue of this Execution I repaired to the within named debtor & there made demand of money or chattels to satisfy the same, but none being shown me nor could I find any I then by direction of the creditor levied the same on the Real estate of the debtor situated in said Killingsby bounded beginning at a corner of a wall then East 83 1/2 rods to a corner, then N 13 W 10 rods, then West 31 rods to a wall then South 10 rods, to the first bound, & Hezekiah Stone. It is Capt. Simon Daff freehold der of Killingsby - having been duly & legally chosen by the within debtor & creditor to appraise said estate according to law & having caused them to be duly sworn, they appraised the same at thirteen Dollars 76 cents per acre & gave the following certificate. Windham p. Killingsby April 26 1823. We the Subscribers have been duly appointed to appraise the lands of Elizabeth Corbin of Killingsby levied on by an Execution in favor of Mr. E. L. and have appraised the same at $13.76 Dollars per acre. Attest H. Daff, Simon Daff, appraisers and the debt & cost & my fees on this Execution amounting to the sum of Twenty seven Dollars & 80 Cents. I do therefore set off said land to said Creditor containing Two acres, and four Rods, in full payment & satisfaction of this Execution at said rate per acre -
Then by virtue of the within execution and appraisers & the approval I set off the above described land to the within creditor in full satisfaction of said execution Attest Olin Perry Constable
  Fees collecting fees 4.50   Travel & services 1.50   levying 1.25   apprising 1.00   surveying 1.00   Justice swearing appraisers 25   travel to record ex 25   recording 75   total 4.20 
Paid at my office April 30 th 1823 at 11.0 o'clock AM Jeremiah Field Town Clerk and recorded in book
Page 231 of Killingsby records for deed of land Attest Jeremiah Field Town Clerk

To the Sheriff of the County of Windham or his Deputy, or either of the Constables of the town of Killington within said County, GREETING.
WHEREAS William Lony of Killington
recovered Judgment against Eliphalet Corbin of Killington for said by his personal confession
Before me Joseph Adams Esq. Justice of Peace for Windham
County, on the 23 d day of April
A. D. 1823
for the sum of sixty nine Dollars, Cents damages; and for the sum of Dollars 25 Cents
costs of suit, as appears of record whereof execution remains to be done.
THESE are therefore by authority of the State of Connecticut, to command you, That of the Goods, Chattels or Lands of the said Debtor
within your precincts, you cause to be levied, (and the same being disposed of or appraised as the law directs) paid and satisfied unto the said Creditor
Sixty nine Dollars 25 the aforesaid sum, being Cents in the whole, with seventeen cents more for this writ, together with your own fees. And for want of such goods, Chattels or lands of the said Debtor to be by him shewn unto you, or found within your precincts, to the acceptance of the said Creditor for the satisfying the aforesaid sums, you are hereby commanded to take the body of the said Debtor and him commit unto the keep- er of the goal in Torringford aforesaid, in the county Windham
within the said prison, who is likewise hereby commanded to receive the said Debtor and him safely keep until he pay the said Creditor the full sums above mentioned, and be by him released, and also satisfy your fees. Hereof fail not, and make due return of this writ, with your do- ings thereon, within sixty days next coming.
Dated at Killington
this 23 d day of April
A. D. 1823
Joseph Adams Justice of the Peace

The within is a true copy of the original & proceedings of the within execution & sale of the within described lands & appurtenances to the creditors of the within named debtor. Witness my hand this 30th day of April 1843.
Windham Co. Killingsly April 26 th 1823. Then by virtue of the Execution I returned to the debts unfulfilled of obedient then made claim and upon any goods or chattels, to satisfy the Execution & my fees & more being thereon mentioned called & found any whom to levy the same, by direction of the creditors I levied the Execution on the following land of the debtor situated in said Killingsly, bounded beginning at stake & stones in the line of the St. Marks land then south 60 rods to road, from L. Adams to Providence then N 50 E. 39 rods, on S. road to keep up stones then N 24 W. 1/2 rods to the first beam of the Fletcher House, W. C. opp. & Simon opp. all good & sufficient freehold, off Killingsly, being shown & duly called upon by S. debtor & creditor to appear & premises according to law & having caused them to be duly levied, they of for and the same at the rate of Eight Dollars, 50 cents per acre & the debts & costs & my fees, on the Execution amounting to Twenty four Dollars, 50 cents I do hereby set off S. premises to the creditors containing 8 acres three quarters & 4 rods, at S. rate per acre in full satisfaction of the Execution & interest & S. appurtenances gave the following Certificate
"Windham Co. Killingsly April 26. 1823. We the subscribers being legally appointed to appraise the lands of Eliphalet Berlin off Killingsly, levied on by an Execution in favor of Wm. Jones & being duly sworn have appraised the same at $8.50 Dollars per acre (H. Howe Wm. C. opp. Simon opp. Appraisers)
Then by virtue of the within execution and agreeable to the above appraisal I set off the above described land to the within creditors in full satisfaction of S. execution. Fees collecting fees 1.40 Attest P. Perry Constable travel to demand 3 m 15 demanding — 17 serving — 17 appraisers — 1.00 surveyor — 1.00 process meaning appraisers 25 travel to record in 1/2 m 25 recording 75
Read at my office April 30 th 1843 at 11.0 clerk Attest Jeremiah Field Town Clerk 519 are recorded in
Book X Page 233 of Killingsly Records for Deeds of Land Attest Jeremiah Field town clerk

To the Sheriff of the County of Windham or his Deputy, or either of the Constables of the town of Killington , within said County, GREETING.
WHEREAS William Lony of Killington by his
recovered Judgment against Elizabeth Corbin of Killington  as aforesaid , by his summe  confession ,
Before me Joseph Adams Esq. Justice of Peace for Windham County, on the 28 th day of April A. D. 1823 for the sum of Sixty seven Dollars, 71 Cents damages; and for the sum of Dollars 25 Cents costs of suit, as appears of record whereof execution remains to be done.
THESE are therefore by authority of the State of Connecticut, to command you, That of the Goods, Chattels or Lands of the said Debtor
within your precincts, you cause to be levied, (and the same being disposed of or appraised as the law directs) paid and satisfied unto the said Creditor
Sixty seven Dollars 96 the aforesaid sums, being in the whole, with seventeen cents more for this writ, together with your own fees. And for want of such goods, Chattels or lands of the said Debtor to be by him shewn unto you, or found within your precincts, to the acceptance of the said Creditor for the satisfying the aforesaid sums, you are hereby commanded to take the body of the said Debtor and him commit unto the keep- er of the goal in Brookline  Windham aforesaid, in the county Windham within the said prison, who is likewise hereby commanded to receive the said Debtor and him safely keep until he pay the said Creditor the full sums above mentioned, and be by him released, and also satisfy your fees. Hereof fail not, and make due return of this writ, with your do- ings thereon, within sixty days next coming.
Dated at Killington this 28 th day of April
A. D. 1823
Joseph Adams Justice of Peace

David C. Bolles Clerk of the County Court within & for the County of Windham in the State of Connecticut, do certify that Joseph Adams Esquire, by whom the original Executions of which the foregoing & annexed purport to be copies, is duly enrolled as a Justice of the Peace within & for said Windham County; that the several signatures of his name to the certificates annexed thereto, are in his hand writing, & full faith & credit ought to be given to his acts such — Intesting whereof I have hereunto subscribed my name & affixed the Publick Seal of said Court at Brooklyn in said County this 21 st day of June A.D. 1823 —
David C. Bolles
Windham P. Killingsworth

Windham Co. Killington April 26. 1823. Thereby virtue of this Execution returned to the debtor having made demand of money, goods or chattels to satisfy the Execution my fees & none being shown me nor could I find any where to levy the same by direction of the creditor lined the same on the following real estate of the debtor situated in said Killington beginning at stake & stones on land of W. H. Mann then S 46 E. 82 1/2 rods, to road from L. W. arms to Providence then on said road, S 41 W. 10 rods to turn near the debtor dwelling house, then S 55 W 18 1/2 rods, to a turn in said road, then S 50 W. 4 rods to a stake & stones then S 24 W 80 1/2 rods to the first bound, & Hephzibah Stone, Wm Capps & Simon Capps good & sufficient freeholders of Killington, being duly sworn by the debtor & creditor to appraise said lands according to law & having caused them to be duly sworn they appraised the same at 8 Dollars, 50 cents per acre & gave the following certificate and the debt & cost & my fees on this Ex. being twenty three dollars 33 cents I do hereby set off said premises at 6. rate per acre, being eight acres 2 quarters & 18 1/2 rods, to the within creditor in full satisfaction of this Execution & cost & expenses gave the following certificate
"Windham Co. Killington April 26. 1823. we the subscribers have been duly appointed to appraise the lands of Ephraim Corbin of Killington deceased by an Execution in favor of Mr. Boring & being duly sworn have appraised the same at $8.50 Dollars per acre. As shown to Messrs Capps Simon Capps Affirming then by virtue of the within execution and agreeable to the appraisal I set off the above described turn to the within creditor in full satisfaction and payment of said execution attest Otis Perry Constable"
The within is a true copy of the original Execution and the within certificate of appraisal as shown to the within creditor by the undersigned Constable.
  Fees collecting fees 1.36 Paid at my office April 30th 1823 at 11 o'clock Attest General Field and town clerk and recorded on book page 230 of Killington records of land   travel to Somers 15   summoning 17   levying 13   appraisers 1.00   Surveyors 1.00   justices swearing appraisers 25   travel to record execution 25   5.10 
Attest General Field John B. Clark

application under Act. March 1. 1823, suspended.
See letter to David C. Bolles.
June 9. 1823.

District of Connecticut, ss.
At an adjourned Court of Common Pleas, holden at Brooklyn within and for the County of Windham, in said district—
ON this 3rd day of May A. D. 1823 personally appeared in open Court, being a Court of Record for the County aforesaid, [Having the power of fine and imprisonment,] Eliphalet Corbin of Killingly
in said County
aged Sixty three years, who being first duly sworn according to law, doth on his oath declare, that he served in the Revolutionary war as follows, viz: That he enlisted for the term of One year on or about the 1st day of December — in the year 1776 — in the State of Massachusetts in the company commanded by Captain Perry in the regiment commanded by Colonel Sayant in the line of the State of Massachusetts — on the Continental establishment: that he continued to serve in the said corps until on or about the 1st day of December 1777 — when he was discharged from the said service in Fishkill in the State of New York
That he is a farmer by occupation, but not able to do but little labor as a wife named Eliza , aged 50 years in tolerable health — a daughter named Elizabeth aged eleven years named Darius aged 13 years both residing with me dependent on me for support — And also a daughter named Sarah Rade who has a child 3 years old, the husband of said daughter being poor — Having left her dependent on me, though about able to support herself when well — That he applied for a pension under the act of 10th March 1818 & was placed on the Pension List & of his certificate is 10,776. That he applied for a continuation of Pension under the act of May 1st 1820 but was not continued on account of the amount of property in his Schedule — That since said last application his property has all been taken from him by legal process to satisfy just debts due from him — except that which has been consumed for his necessary support
And I do solemnly swear that I was a resident citizen of the United States, on the 18th day of March, one thousand eight hundred and eighteen; and that I have not, since that time, by gift, sale, or in any manner, disposed of my property, or any part thereof, with intent thereby so to diminish it, as to bring myself within the provisions of an act of Congress, entitled, "an act to provide for certain persons engaged in the land and naval service of the United States, in the Revolutionary war," passed on the 18th day of March, one thousand eight hundred and eighteen: and that I have not, nor has any person in trust for me, any property or securities, contracts, or debts due to me; nor have I any income other than what is contained in the Schedule hereto annexed, and by me subscribed.
Schedule of All the estate & income of Eliphalet Corbin of Killingly this 2 d day of May 1823.
How worth $15- 1 old case drawers $1.00 — $16.00
Eliphalet Corbin

That since the exhibition of my first Schedule the following changes have been made in my property.
   List of articles sold Name of persons to whom time of sale Am d Rec d in Return     About 9 acres of land Sold taken on Ex n in favor of W m Sorney April 26 th 1823   do - 2 1/4 acres do do Joseph Plank "   " 1 1/4 acres do do William Sorney "   " 2 acres do do W m Sorney "   " 1 3/4 acres do do James Ladd "   " 8 3/4 acres do do William Sorney "  
Copies of these several Executions being herewith forwarded 1 cow sold Parley Senger in spring of year 1822 for 20 dollars 1 old Horse died two or three years since 3 Sheep - consumed by family for support. The old chairs of no value
Elizabeth Corbin
Sworn to and declared on the third day of May A. D. 1823 before the Court of Common Pleas, for the County of Windham, in the district of Connecticut.
Attest.
David C. Bolles
Clerk.
I, David C. Bolles Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for the County of Windham, in the State of Connecticut, do hereby certify that the foregoing Declaration and the Schedule thereto annexed, are truly copied from the records of the said Court; and I do further certify, that it is the opinion of the said Court, that the total amount in value of the property exhibited in the aforesaid Schedule, is Sixteen Dollars, and  Cents. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand, and affixed the Seal of the said Court, on this 30 th day of May A. D. 1823
David C. Bolles Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for Windham County.
That it appears to the satisfaction of the Court that the said Elizabeth Corbin did devise in her last Will and Testament all her real estate situated in the town of Windham to her son James Ladd and that the said James Ladd has since sold the same and the proceeds thereof have been paid to the said Elizabeth Corbin
Elizabeth Corbin

I William Torrey of Killingly in the County of Windham and State of Connecticut of Lawfull age do testify and Say - That on the 22 d Day of April Last past Eliphalet Corbin of said Killingly was Indebted to me on Note and Book One Hundred Ninety Seven Dollars 71 Cents for Money and Produce of my Farm - at the Prices I was selling to others when Delivered (on Cash Acc t ) that he then Applied to me for Grain to supply his Family the Season - which I Agreed to do to the Amount of Nine Dollars - in Case he would put the sums he then owed me into Notes and Confess Judgement on them - to which he Agreed and I then gave him my Due Bill for Corn and Rye to the Amount of Nine Dollars to be Delivered on Demand and he gave me three Notes Amounting to Two Hundred and Six Dollars 71 Cents in full of all my Claims against him - and the Next Day Confessed Judgement then before Joseph Adams Esq r - I further Say that G d Corbin was a Debtor to me when he first Drew a Pension and Remained so - that since his Pension has been suspended - by his age and infirmities his wants have increased which has increased Demands against him and further says not Killingly May 6 th 1823 William Torrey
Windham County ss Killingly May 6 th AD 1823 Then Personally appeared Capt d W m Torrey Subscriber to the above Affidavit and made Solemn Oath to the truth of the Same Before me Joseph Adams Justice of Peace

David C. Bolles Clerk of the County Court within & for the County of Windham in the State of Connecticut do certify that Joseph Adams Esquire, before whom the foregoing affidavit of William Torrey hath been made, and also by whom the accompanying copies of executions against Elephalet Corbin have been certified, is duly enrolled as a Justice of the Peace within the said Windham County, that the signature of his name to the several certificates aforesaid are in his handwriting & of full faith & credit ought to be given to his acts as such
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand & affixed the Publick Seal of said Court at Brooklyn in said County this 30th day of May A.D. 1823
David C. Bolles