Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File W 18073, Amos Hubbell, Conn.

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Hubbell, Agnes Lucy
W 18073
CONTENTS

2754
Connecticut
Lucy Hubbell de?
Widow of Simon Hubbell
who died on the _____ of _____ in the State of _____ who was a Corp. S er in the _____ commanded by Captain _____ of the _____ commanded by _____ in the Revolution line for Conn.
Inscribed on the Roll of Hartford at the rate of 251 Dollars 32 Cents per annum, to commence on the 4th day of March, 1836. Ending 2 Dec. 1839. Incd from $231.32
Certificate of Pension issued the 23. day of January 1852 and sent to J. C. Pugh.
Arrears to the 4th of Semi-annual allowance ending
{ Revolutionary Claim, } { Act July 7, 1838. }
R. M. MacKay Clerk. Page 91
Recorded by Book D Vol. 1

Lucy Hubbell Con 2 38
M Cole
June 23 1837.
Ex B. — June 25, 41
W. Brough

POWER OF ATTORNEY—Revolutionary Pension Claims.
Know all Men by these Presents, That I, Sally Ann Woolsey of the town of Sherman, County of Fairfield, and State of Connecticut, do hereby constitute and appoint J. H. Pugh Esq of Washington City D.C. my true and lawful Agent and Attorney, to prosecute the Claim of Gray Newbark deceased , for any amount of Revolutionary Pension, or Increase of Pension, that may be due; and I hereby authorize my said Agent to examine all the papers and documents in relation to said claim, on file in the Departments at Washington City, or elsewhere; to file additional evidence or arguments; and to receive the Certificate which may be issued for said Claim, which Certificate I wish made payable to Sarah S. Woolsey of Sherman in Fairfield County to appoint one or more substitutes under him for the purposes herein expressed; and to do all things that I might or could do were I personally present. Hereby ratifying and confirming all that my said Attorney and Agent shall lawfully do in the premises.
WITNESS my hand and Seal this 2 nd day June A. D., 1851.
Signed and Sealed in the presence of } Ebenezer Seale } David V. Hoag
Sally Ann Woolsey
STATE OF Connecticut } ss: Sherman 2 nd June 1851 COUNTY OF Fairfield }
On this Second day of June A. D. 1851 before me, the subscriber, a Justice of the Peace in and for the County aforesaid, personally appeared Sally Ann Woolsey and acknowledged the foregoing Power, of Attorney to be her act and deed, for the purposes therein mentioned.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hand, } the day and year aforesaid.
David V. Hoag J. Peace.

Claim of Lucy Hubble deceased Act of _____
STATE OF Connecticut COUNTY Fairfield } ss.
Sherman
Be it known, That on this second day of June A. D., eighteen hundred and fifty one , before the undersigned, a Justice of the Peace in and for the County and State aforesaid, personally appeared Sally Ann Woolsey a resident of Sherman in said County, and made oath according to law that she is the daughter of Lucy Hubble deceased
who was a Revolutionary Pensioner of the United States
at the rate of Two Hundred & thirty one 32/100 Dollars per annum; that she has been informed that the said Pension ought to be increased; that she is directly interested as a claimant in said Pension, and makes this affidavit to be filed with such additional evidence or arguments as my Agent may use in prosecuting said claim.
Sworn to and subscribed, the day and year aforesaid, before me.
David D. Hoag J. Peace.
Sally Ann Woolsey
I, David D. Hoag Justice of the Peace, in and for said County do hereby certify that Sally Ann Woolsey who executed the foregoing paper is a respectable resident of this County, and is, I believe, directly interested in said claim as therein set forth.
David D. Hoag J. Peace.
I, Alonzo Clark Clerk of the Probate Court in the District of Sherman and State aforesaid, do hereby certify that David D. Hoag — before whom the foregoing papers were executed, was, at the date of the same, a Justice of the Peace in and for said County, duly authorized by law to administer oaths; and the name thereunto subscribed, is his signature.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto subscribed my name and affixed my official Seal, this second day of June A. D. 1851.
Probate Seal
Alonzo Clark Clerk.

STATE OF Connecticut } ss. Sturman 2 nd June 2, 1851 COUNTY OF Fairfield }
It is hereby certified that satisfactory evidence has been exhibited before me
that Lucy Husbull, dec d was a Revolutionary Pensioner of the United States at the rate of $ 231.32 1/2 per annum and that she died on the Second day of December eighteen hundred and thirty nine leaving surviving Harriet Stuart, Holmes J. Husbull Catherine Ryland Amos Husbull Ephraim Husbull Alice L. White Sally Aun Woolsey and that the said Harriet, Holmes J., Catherine, Amos Ephraim Alice L. & Sally Aun are the only surviving children of the aforesaid. Lucy Husbull deceased
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal of office this Second day of June one thousand eight hundred and fifty. one
David D. Hoag

Record of Marriages
By Ephraim Hubble Jr. New Fairfield Conn from 1746 to 1790 Taken from the adm papers of Lucy Hubble Conn on July 7 1886
The marriage of Amos Hubble Lucy Hobbs - m 25 Sept 1783 - in
and the only record relating to Amos Hubble & his wife A copy of that portion of the Record is enclosed wherein the original record has been sent Wm G. Clark of New Fairfield Conn.
Wm G. Clark
Jan'y 29/88 -

Born off - Sep 25 1783 in Marage Amos Hubbell and Lucy Holmes Ephr Hubbell Jno
25 th A.D 1783 joined in Marriage John Osborn and Betsey Hollister
July 19 th A.D. 1784 then I joined in Marriage Pownal Denning and Abigail Hubbell Ephr Hubbell Justice.
A True copy L. C. White

Cops of Record.
Sept. 18 th 1783
Russell Lumphin Elizabeth Lumphin were married Sept. the 18 D 1783
Eph Hubbell Just.
Sept. 20 1783
William Gold & widows Pitts were Married by me
Eph Hubbell Just
Corner torn off leaf
1783 I married Mansin and Hannah Newbury
Ephr m Hubbell Justice

State of Connecticut, County of Fairfield, Probate District of New Milford p:
On this 16 th day of October 1838 personally appeared in open Court before the Court of Probate for said District now sitting at Sherman in said District and County Lucy Hubbell a resident of said Sherman aged Twenty one years who being first duly sworn according to Law, doth, on her oath make the following declaration, in order to obtain the benefit of the provisions made by the Act of Congress passed July 7 th 1838 entitled "An act granting half pay and pensions to certain widows." That she is the widow of Amos Hubbell who was a Corporal, Sergeant and Lieutenant in the War of the Revolution. She is not able to state whether he first entered the service as a private or Corporal - He served as a Corporal in the year 1775 in the Connecticut Company of the 7 th Connecticut Regiment - for the period of five months and eleven days as will appear by the Certificate of the Comptroller accompanying this declaration. The Company was commanded by Mr. Gaylord Hubbell - That in the Spring of the year

1776 he enlisted into a Company of Connecticut State Troops Commanded by the said William G. Hubbell for the period of six months & marched to Boston and served out the full time of his enlist- ment - during this period of service he was a sergeant and served in that capacity and did the duties of that officer - He received a warrant under the hand of Col Charles Webb dated the 30 th day of October 1775 which warrant is hereto annexed - He cannot state his service with as much particularity as would be desirable - yet the evidence is that he served the greatest part of the time during the whole war - On the 27 th of October 1779 he received a Lieutenant's Commission in the 7 th Company of the Alarm list in the 16 th Regiment Militia - How much service he performed under it she is not able to state - This Commission is hereto annexed He afterwards received another Lieutenant's Commission bearing date April 22 d 1780 which is also hereto annexed. He immedi- ately entered upon service under that commis- -ion and served a period of nine months in the Regiment commanded by Col. Buel or Col. Bradley of Connecticut State Troops comman- -ded by Col Buel or Col Bradley. The Company

in which he served to the best of her recollection was commanded by Capt. Chapman. She cannot state the particulars of this service or the country through which he marched. He also served as Lieutenant at West Point a period of three months in the summer and fall of the year 1781 in the Regt. commanded by Col. Samuel Confined - while in this service at West Point he was appointed an Adjutant by Col. Samuel Confined  Levings , as will appear by the warrant under the hand of Col. Confined dated Augt. 23 d 1781 hereto annexed.
He also He also served two months at Saratoga in the Winter season as Lieutenant but she is not able to state the Captain or Capt. Joseph Smith or other Officers under whom he served, nor the year in which this service was performed.
She has stated all the particulars of his service which she can recollect - yet she declares that her husband the said Amos Hubbard from the time he first entered the service in the year 1775 he continued in the service till the year 1783. He was absent the whole of that time except he was occasionally at home on visits for a short time but was always absent in his Regiments - She says that she cannot

state his service with more particularity It she states with confidence that he served from the year 1775 to the year 1783 in different grades from that of corporal to lieutenant
She annexes hereto the Commissions and warrants above referred to, and secondary doc- -uments, letters and papers which were in the possession of her said husband at the time of his death — She also annexes hereto the original record of her marriage in the hand writing of Ephraim Hubble Esq and the magis- -trate by whom she was married. The said Record came into her possession from her said husband who was a son of the said Ephraim Hubble —
She further declares that she was married to the said Amos Hubble on the twenty fifth day of September in the year seven -teen hundred and Eighty three that he her- -efore the aforesaid Amos Hubble died on the thirteenth day of August in the year Eighteen hundred and twenty seven; that she was not married to him prior to his leaving the service, but the marriage took place previous to the first of January, seventeen hundred and ninety four in. at the time above stated
She further declares that at the time her said husband entered the service he

resided in that part of the town of New- Fairfield which now belongs to & constitutes a part of the town of Sherman.
Lucy Hull
Sworn to and subscribed on the day and year first above written before
Nathaniel Perry Judge of said court

I Lucy A. Hubble of Sherman in the County of Fairfield & State of Connecticut aged thirty six years being first duly sworn according to law depose and say that I am the daugh- ter of Amos Hubble late of said Sherman and that my father the said Amos Hubble died on the 13 th day of August 1827 leaving my mother Lucy Hubble his widow then surviving. I have resided with my said mother the principal part of the time since the death of my father and she the said Lucy Hubble has remained a widow ever since that time and is still unmarried - I was absent from home at the time my father died, but was sent for and attended his funeral.
Chicce Lucy Hubble
State of Connecticut County of Fairfield
Probate District of Milford ss:
Sworn to and subscribed in open Court before the Court of Probate for said District this 16 th day of October 1838 and I certify that the deponent is a credible witness
Nathaniel Perry Judge of said Court

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
SECOND COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
June 17 th , 1843.
Sir:
Under the act of the 6th of April, 1838, entitled "An Act directing the transfer of money remaining unclaimed by certain Pensioners, and authorizing the payment of the same at the Treasury of the United States," and the 3d section of the Act of August 23, 1842, extending the time within which pensioners may receive their pensions from the pension agents, Two of Seven Children of Lucy Hubbard , dec d a Pensioner on the Roll of the Hartford, Ct. Agency, at the rate of Two hundred thirty one Dollars and 32 Cents per annum, under the law of the 7 th July 1838, has been paid at this Department, from the 4 th of Sept. 1839, to the 2 d Dec. 1839.
Respectfully, yours,
Comptroller.
To the COMMISSIONER OF PENSIONS, Present.

Garrison Orders Sept 12 12:30 PM Parade Huntington Sign Connecticut Field Officer Tomorrow Major Porter M c Brigade Transbridge
  Guard 6 th 6 th 1:12  Fatigue 6 th 6 th 2:20  
Brigade Orders Sept 13 Tomorrow Shubbell Garrison Orders Sept 13 13:30 PM Field Officer for Tomorrow Major Rogers M c Brigade ——— Coffinell
The 8 th Massachusetts Regt is annexed to Col Johnson Brigade
  Guard 6 th 6 th 1:11  Fatigue 6 th 6 th 1:21  

General Orders Sept 13 1781
Field Officer tomorrow. Mayor Smith Brigade ————— Frenchburg
A Return of the Number of Officers with their Men, Belonging to each Corps to be given in this Afternoon at 4 O'clock
   Guard Patrol     C.S. 16 P C.S. 16 P   1 1 1 11 1 1 1 24  
General Orders Sept 15 th 1781 Field Officer Tomorrow Col s Brooks
   Guard Patrol     C.S. 16 P C.S. 16 P   1 1 1 10 1 1 1 20  
Garrison Orders Sept 16 th 1781 Field Officer of the Day Col s Connel Mayor Frenchburg At a General Court Martial whereof Mayor Dorsey is President W m Hopkins a Soldier in Col s Tupper's Regt was
Tried for Stealing Bullock's Property and Sentenced to receive Eighteen Lashes on his Bair Back the Commandant Approves the Sentence and Orders it to be Executed Tomorrow at 6 o'clock Mounting the Druner then to be Returned to his Duty & join the Detachment from his Regt at the Post at the same time Pvt George a Soldier in Capt Millner's Company Col s Johnson's Detachment was Tried for Sleeping on Sentry found guilty & Sentenced to receive One Hundred Lashes on his on his Bair Back this Sentence is Approved of and Order to be Executed at the time Above Mentioned & After to Return to his Duty Brigade Orders
Dept tomorrow Tufford The Commandant expects that the Troops in the Brigade will be turned out for En- dales agreeable to Orders

Guard Fatigue C.S.G.D C.S.G.D 1:1:10: - 1 - 19
Garrison Orders Sept r 17 D r Field Officer of the Day Lt Col o Drury B Major: ——— Cogswell
A General Court Martial, whereof Major Darby is President Tho s Mallon a Soldier in Col o Cagfield's Regt Joseph Murphy a Private in the 8 th Massachusett's Regt & W m Murphy of the 6 th Regt of the line were all Tryed for Desertion found guilty & sentenced to receive the following punishment on their bare backs viz Tho s Mallon One Hundred lashes Joseph Murphy 67 lashes & W m Murphy 50 lashes The Court Approves the sentences and directs them to be Executed tomorrow at Guard Morn g and the Prisoners to be released and return to their Duty
Extract Jesse Bets a Soldier in Col o Cagfield's Regt of Militia was tryed by a Court charged with leaving a tent and camp little at the Beacon when he was ordered from his post The Prisoner pleads guilty & in Defence says that he did not either leave them this tent this nor had he orders to bring them away when he was ordered from his post Nor had he them in charge from the deserter whom he believed the Court against Jesse Bets as he had not any orders to bring away the Tent or Kettle nor were they in his charge the Commandant Disapproves the sentence as it is absurd & remittary for if the Prisoner on his case should prevail in the Army its ruin? and that of America is Inevitable the Court will therefore consider & revise their judgment on the case of Jesse Bets
The Court Martial of which Major Darby is President will sit at 9 o'Clock this morning for the reconsidering & revising

Their Judgment on the Case of J. P. Nettles
Extract from General Orders
Head Quarters Continental Village
The following arrangement is to take place on Tuesday next - as the morning the 7 Regt is to move from West Point and join the 1 Brigade to which it belongs the 2 & 5 the Massachusetts Regt are on the same morning to march to West Point and join the 1 Regt the 2 Brigade being assigned as a Garrison of Regular Troops for that Important Post and is this early ordered that proper preparation may be made for during the approaching Winter Comfortably & agreeably - The baggage of the Regiments is to be transported by water - On Wednesday next all the Detachments doing duty in the Garrison of West Point
belonging to the Regiments which are to remain in the field in this Army, are to join their respective Regiments - if they should be any totally unfit for field duty they are to be left in the Garrison under the care of proper Officers.
   Guard Fatigue Command     C S C D C S C D C S C D   1 1 2 15 1 1 2 15 1 2 3 2 51  
Garrison Orders Sept th  10  the 10 th 1781 Field Officer Tomorrow Major Carpenter Brigade - - - - - Frambridge
A Return of the Detachments will be made of the several Regt this day     Guard  Fatigue      C S C D  C S C D    1 2 2 17  1 1 1 20     in order to the General

Garrison Orders Sept r 19. 1788 - Field Officer Tomorrow Major Huntington Brigade - Passwell -
Guard Detigue Drums C.S.G. C.S.G. 1:9 1:20 Hope keepers
Garrison Orders Sept r 20. 1788 - Field Officer Tomorrow Major Major Brigade. - Drew - At a General Court Martial where of Major Darby is President John Mills was a Captain Major Troops Detachment was tried for a charge of Blundering on Inhabitants and found guilty and sentenced to Nine Thirty Nine Lashes on the Main Back the Commandant Approves the Sentence and Orders it to be Executed Immediately
Which being Done the Prisoner is to Return to his Detachment - At the same Court Martial of the 10th of September Major was tried charged with assisting Charles Leggit a Prisoner escaping from the Main Guard by changing clothes with him while piloting his escape & with Quitting his Post which he had commanded and for deserting the last finds him guilty and sentenced him to Nine One Thousand Lashes on his back however Painfull it is to the Commandant to have frequent Punishment in the Garrison yet he is obliged from an Attention to the lines to approve the Sanitary Orders to be Executed Immediately and the Prisoner then will Join his Detachment - Sergt Elisha Crippins of the 1st Major Regt was also tried at that Court

Charged by Lt Col with, Defaming his character and falsely reporting that he Lt Col had trifled his Wife the last one of Opinions that the D sent Griffig is not guilty of the Charge Exhibited as aforesaid on the facts reported by the prisoners one truth & that and that the D prisoners is not culpable for having mentioned the matter in the way he did the Commanding off Approves the sentence and flatters himself the Officers of the Garrison Delect the Normities and indices of Lt Col's conduct which is subversive of Social happiness and destructive to the Morals of the Army The three Milies met under the Com of Lt Col Denny Lt Col Canfield and Maj Magers Catherine Stubbs 
Will form one Brigade and be under the Col M c Johnson B att  I believe  to be At M c Johnson's order be graded as soon as possible of all the B att alions, Shiloh & heavy Artillery, Blacksmiths, Armorer's, Cooks Sappers and every kind of Infantry in General M c Johnson's Brigade all Detachments from it at West Point and in the rest of it to be relieved and given the Brigade the Genl Colt Mortar Battery of Maj Donby is Disposed is Disolved back B. Sheppard I have for all things and May as of this B Amos Hubbell Henry Cook Captain Stubbs E. Johnson J. H. ... ... ..

Garrison Order Sept 21 st 1781 Parol Health Counter-sign { Star } { Star }
Field Officer of the Day Maj t Keith B t Major
The fluctuating State of the Garrison has prevented the common Disposition of Alarm Posts of Corps in publick Order but as part of the Garrison is now permanently fixed the following Disposition of the Troops is made for their respective Alarm Posts is made viz the Second Massachusetts Regiment to New Bedford & Dore and also the eighth No three and four the Eighth Fort Putnam for Wicks and Fort Willys Gen l Paterson to command Fort Putnam the weekly Guards are to be from the respective Corps as now Stationed the Regular Guard that gives least for these Guards will give an equal Proportion for Present and the Guard for Fort Montgomery
Colonel Putnam Regiment of Militia will be part of the Garrison of Fort Putnam — Col o Command Jackson to take command of Fort Clinton and to have under his Order the Artillerie Artificers not of the line and Col o Mansfield Regiment of Militia — Lt Col o Drury to furnish the State Guard for the North and South Redoubts and in case of an Alarm as many as will complete an hundred & Twenty Rank & File for their defence — The Col o with the Remainder of his Regiment will Man No five and Six on Constitution Island his Regiment will furnish the State Guard for those Works — The Commanding Officer of Regiments of Infantry who Men are now designated for the Works will for their own Security and the good of the service pay attention to Water Casks and Provisions and other Stores in the several Works respectively which their Regiments are to defend and the daily Guards will keep the Water Casks in and filled

Until the first of November the Troop will repair to their Alarm post every Sunday after Guard mounting (except in rainy weather) and the commanding Officer of each work will reconnoitre the several avenues leading to their Posts
The Quarter Master of the Garrison will apply next Saturday next for Arms Recruitments and Ammunition for the Artillery, not of the Line and the Men will train them and present themselves to Col d Jackson for Inspection every Saturday. Col d Crane will dispose of the Artillery to the several Works.
Two Regiments of General Paterson Brigade are to Quarter for the Winter in the Long Barracks, the Brigade will draw lots without delay to determine the Regiments which shall occupy them when this is done the Quarters are to be repaired hearths and Chimneys inspected and a Subaltern from each Regiment
To take charge of the Rooms, which fall to the lots of their each Corps in the Chimneys are to be swept. When any Fires are Made in one of them after an Fire Yesterday and for the future the Chimneys must be Swept every Month the Quarter Masters of the Regiments respectively which shall be Quartered in Barracks shall punctually Observe this Order the Neglect of it may be productive of great distress to the Garrison The Quarter Master of the Garrison will a repair and furnish as soon as possible two large flat Boats for bed Cranes kegs and the like Number to each Regiment of Genl Patersons Brigade. to procure a Store of Wood for their Corps for the Winter To Accomplish that all the Calkers and Ship Carpenter in the Garrison are instantly to be put under the direction of the Q Master of the Garrison
 The Garrison Details for Genl Guard Detachment 60 S 1 C P 2 6 1 S 1 C P 1 " 1 " 1 " 16 } 1 1 1 1 1 29 An order by the General 

Brigade Order! The Quarter Master of each Regiment will see that knapsacks are dry and properly covered every morning. If any Soldier is found easing himself at an improper place he shall be immediately confined for Breach of Order. Each commanding Officer of a Regiment will see that their Men are exercised two Hours every Afternoon when the Weather will permit every Officer is called upon to see their Men Arms and Clothing are as clean as they possibly can be both Health and Credit will be the consequence. Sept 21 - Major J. S. [?] 1st Sgt B. [?]
Burgess Order. The Quarters. Maybe the two hours.
Garrison. Ark. Sept 22 1881
6 Signs } France Dognap } Spain Spain
Field Officer of the Day Major Orr. Brigade Major D Williams. Capt Abraham Williams of the 2 d Massachusetts Regiment is Appointed to do the Duty of Brigade Inspector to the Second Brigade Viz Capt Drew Resign? that Office Guard C - S - S - 6 } Detache 1 " " 1 - 2 - 16 } C - S - S - 6 - P. 1 " " " 29
Garrison Orders Sept r 23 rd 1931
of Great Victory. Elyon { Homer Dionysius { Deyrah
Field Officer of the Bay Lucas  Carroll  Special Brigadier  Major  General
Capt William Stone is Appointed of the Brigade the duties Massachusetts Regt. is appointed Brigaded Major to the Brigade recommended by Col. Jackson
6. S. S. 6/20 11/16
Guano 6.5.5 6/29 1 11 16 Malagu - 1 - 1 - 9 29

Garrison Order Sept 24 1702 To all Justices of the Peace Field Officers & Naval Officers Sirs May Williams
Reliquo Guar 6 1 6 9 6 1 6 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Garrison Order Sept 25 1702 Field Officer Mr. Mansfield MS
Story
John Bets and Prison Col. Mansfield's Regt tried at St. George's Court. No. that whereas Major Derby was President charged with leaving a tent and camp at the Wadsworth when he was ordered from his Post the Court inquired the prisoner because he had not any orders to bring away the tent and either not there they in his charge the Commandant Disapproved of the substance
and ordered a Newpaper of it as the first was copy of the record at the Court no Receipt nor Detention Charge to him was necessary to render him Inverable for those Articles which was placed there for the use of the Guard in which Rel Must have Used besides the cost Detained upon an Unconstitutional principle and one That is contrary to Common Sense the Servants of the Publick are Obliged to take the same care of the publick Store as they would of their Own Life, not to suffer to make an Officer liable for publick for Stores that he should Receipt for them and have them in particular charge
The Duty an Officer is on in the Nature of Life will Detain it in the present case the Corp l was Commanding Officer at the Wadsworth and was Inverable for every thing Appertaining to that Post Cannon

Suppose for Instance that an General Officer was Marching with a body of the army and on his Route found tents & provisions & Ammunition scattered along the Road without any Guard exposed to pillage and plunder of the enemy or deserters
And it was in the power of the Govt to secure them or bring them off Would the Court Martial which of May 1 Derby was President or the publick Against the General Would be justly Blamable and Subject to censure Altho he had no particular charge of the Stores these Obvious Misfits induced the Commandant to Order A Revision of the Col l Sentences which is pregnant with Greate Mischief to the Army and reflects no Honor to the Understg of the Col l who have after a Revision adhered to their Sentences as the former has been conf d some time the Command Orders him to be discharged
Dear Ladies (Continued) V. No. Sept. 23, 1787

The above commissioned Officers and their & file of the Garrison's Serpents from & Honey Daint are to be released Day After tomorrow Metcalf is to be released of Regular Troops Only
   Guards Inspection armour     W C D C S C D V. 6 D   1: 1 2: 16 1: 36 1: 6  
Garrison Orders Sept 26th 1781
Field Officers Major Shirley Brigade Major Williams The Captains of Musick will have all the Musick upon the Point attend the Grand Parade at Guano mounting Brigade Orders Sept 26th 1781 Major Genl. of Brigade Hubbard The Brigade Parade in future
will be in front of Major Rogers Quarters when all Guards and detachments will parade previous to their going on the Grand Parade
   Guards C S I G T     Guards 0 1 1 1 17   Inspection 1 40  
one Orderly Serj for the Genl Garrison Orders Sept 29th 1781 Field Officer Col. Jackson Brigade Story A General Court Martial whereof Col. Spratt is President will sit this Morning at 10 o'clock at Mason Hall for the Trial of such Prisoners as shall be Brought Before them the Members are to taken from Genl. Dots Brigade Capt Bailey is desired to attend as Judge Advocate
New Quarters Continental Village Sept 26 Capt Hill of the 5 Connecticut Regt is appointed Quartermaster to Major Genl. Lord Sterling in the Room of Lt Bradford who has joined the Artillery

and John Stary Esq r A Volunteers At Camp they are to be billeted and Messed and Quarters accordingly The next Collection of the 10 Regt of Infantry and 3 Regt of Artillery Belonging to the Common Wealth of Massachusetts and apply to their Quarters for their Disposition of a small N o of Overalls, frocks, and Shirt Shirts sent on by the Common Wealth Genl. Directs that the frock & overalls be Deliv d to such as have not them any during the Camp and that Great Attention be Paid to such as are on hand the Shirts and to be Deliv d to the last having Del Regiments in preparing their Disposition to those who are absent Capt Stillwell of the 1 st Com ny 1 st Regt is Appointed Assistant Deputy Adj t Genl
Life Capt Sill he is to be Messed Accordingly
Brigade Orders Sept 27. 1862 Must tomorrow forward and land an Orderly to head Quarters The Brigade parade will be in front of Col o Campfield Regt as Col o Duties are removed
   Guards Salute H. H. H.     C.S.C.D. C.S.C.D. 000 000   1 1 1 18 1 1 1 41 000 000   - - 4  
Garrison Orders Sept 22 1862 Stud 1862 tomorrow Col o Duties
   Guards Salute     C.S.C.D. C.S.C.D. 1 1 1 18   1 1 1 18 1 1 1 41 2 1 1  

Garrison Orders Sept 29 87
Field Officer tomorrow Lt Col Drury
M c Brigade
Story
The frequent temptation held out to the Soldiers to Village of Publick Wood thereunder it is necessary to guard against a practice so subversive to guard against of the comfort of the Garrison the Command- ing Officer gives this Publick Notice that no Sutter shall be suffered to remain on the Point for the Winter unless he shall by the first day of December first have four cords of Wood at his House or Quarters for every fire place in his House or Quarters and produce to the Comd on that day a Certificate thereof from the Master of the Garrison and any Sutter or Inhabitant of the Garrison being a commissioned Officer or a Soldier who shall induce a Country or Soldier to steal the Publick Wood shall there on conviction be whipped thirty Nine lashes and if a Sutter or Inhabitant be found of the Point the thief and every person concerned whether Non Commissioned or private shall receive the like Punishment for the Equal Distribution of Quarters the Master of the

Partially is observed to the Regular Troops to the detriment of the men of their Reg'ts. When the Reg'ts of Troops Return the Militia on board will be replaced by Men acquainted with water & know the art of loading those Ships will be continued Day & Night till Discharged and Destruction will be had that no time is lost by those Vessels in coming up then loaded nor in returning when Discharged as on this Dispatch will greatly depend —
Ninety six able Priests of the Militia will be detailed every Day for transferring Wood they will have a Serjt to every Eight Men and otherwise properly Officered — Two Continental Officers acquainted with Water & Seamen will be detailed to superintend the Wood Ships for the Gen'l and Staff Officers of the Garrison one to remain below to despatch the loading the other to come up with them to quicken their Passage
Discharge and return the same Deligence will be observed in loading and Discharge of these Vessels as those Assigned to the Reg'ts —
The General Court Martial whereof Col Spratt was President is deferred
   Guards Poligue     C.S.C.D. C.S.C.D.   1:1:10 1:4:41  
Garrison Order Sept Octb 15 1781 Full Officer Major Huntington Mandate Story The Bunks delivered from the Barracks at Fort Clinton were originally In- tended for the Hospital the Sick are now suffering for want of them as Officers who received or Quarters those Barracks are therefore to Return them to the Master of the Garrison — At a Gen'l Court Martial whereof Lt Col Commandant Spratt was President

Alexander West of the 5 th Mass t Inf ty Reg t was charged with stealing two Silver Watches and a number of pieces of Gold the C o found him guilty of stealing one Watch and sentence him to three one Hundred Lashes on his bare Back the C o Approves the sentence and orders it to be executed this evening at retreat beating the prisoner than to join his Reg t no sutter shall on any pretence receive any article what ever in pawn from a soldier without consent of the commanding Officer of his company on pain of being thirty five Lashes & being Drum d out of the Garrison it appearing in the course of the proceedings of the above C o that that Samuel Cummings a sutter had a Watch in pawn from the prisoner his per- mit is hereby cancelled & he is ordered to leave the post on or before Tuesday next

Brigade Order No. 10 Field Officer for Fatigue May 1st Lt. Marshall and sends an order to the
  Quart  Fatigue  Com'd    C.S. 16th  C.S. 16th  C.S.    1 12:19  127. 84  1:0  
Garrison Order Oct 16: 1781
Field Officer - Maj. Ashley Brigade William Field Officer Fatigue Maj. Huntington Carlton and sends an order to Head Quarters
  Quart  Fatigue    C.S. 16th  C.S. 16th    1:11:19  12:0:04  
Garrison Order Oct 17: 81
Field Officer Lt. Col. Putnam Brigade Colonel Ashley is appointed to J. ... returns the clothing at ... ...

Brigade Order Oct 17/1814 Field Officer for Foot Artillery Lt Colt Confined Adj French and Friends orderly to head
Guards Foot Artillery Daniel Saratoga C.S. 62 C.S. 63 C.S. 64 C.S. 65 1 1 15 5 3 13 15 16 Catherine Parisebell Scammell
Brigade Order Oct 10/1814 Field Officer for Foot Artillery Lt Colt Confined Adj French and Friends orderly to head Guards Foot Artillery C.S. 62 C.S. 63 C.S. 64 C.S. 65 1 1 15 5 3 15 4 1 5 1 1 15 5 3 15 4 1 5
Brigade Order Oct 17/1814 Field Officer for Foot Artillery Lt Colt Confined Adj French and Friends orderly to head
Brigade Order Oct 17/1814 Field Officer for Foot Artillery Lt Colt Confined Adj French and Friends orderly to head
After Orders A diligent Sub and twenty Militia will be detail for command at the Hospital Nuts near N Windsor they are to prepare the huts and chimneys and in order to take up directions of Uriah Michel Esq. D.L.M.G. at N Windsor it will be necessary that of Officers and Men be acquainted with that business as the Militia comprise the greatest number of the persons the Comptroller himself that arguments are unnecessary to induce the commanding Officer of that of Militia to a particular attention to this Order
Guards Foot Artillery Command C.S. 62 C.S. 63 C.S. 64 C.S. 65 1 1 2 10 1 1 2 6 60 1 1 1

Garrison Orders Oct 2 nd 1780
Field Officer Major Mogen Brigade — At a Genl. Court Martial whereof Lt Col d Commandant Spratt, was president, Oliver Eddy a fordserv in the 3 d Mass s Reg t was try'd charged with framing fruitless & a breach of Genl. Orders, The court found him guilty and sentenced him to receive thirty nine lashes on his bare back, The Commandant approves the sentence, but remits the punishment to ten lashes and directs it to be executed at the Hospital at Robersons House the prisoner there to be sent to the Hospital Huts near New Windsor —
Brig d Orders Oct. 2 nd 1781
Field Officers for Foreign Detach y Adj t Stubbel & Sinds & orderly to headquarters Guard Foreign
  6 S. S. 6. 0 6 S. S. 0   1. 1. 18 1. 2. 60 
Garrison Orders Oct 4 th 1781 Field Officer tomorrow Lt Col d Maj r Col d Williams
Det ch Corliss and Sinds are ordered to New London Brigade Orders Oct 4 th 1781 Field Officer for Detach y Maj r Muenchayton Garrison Orders October 6 th 1781 Field Officer for tomorrow Maj r Keith Brigade Orders for the equal distribution of Officers Quarters A Field Officer from each Reg t will meet the Q.M. of the of the Garrison and assist in all the Barracks & inclusive of the Barracks in Fort Clinton of Kingston Old Barr meet the Master at the Barracks not to be included as the season is become uncomfortable ... to be a Black
the Col d Commandant of Philada Major General Washington Major in this Place

The District of the Military and War Affairs having been for their Vapors & Number of officers It has been ordered that the said will take possession of the Old Barracks and those of the Department in the same as they shall judge the Government and Mount a Guard on the Old Military Barracks Before Col. Putnam. New York
It is not for a doubt the Continental Congress are ordered to move but that they may be put in Repair & all the things which cannot be done while the Troops are there. Ready then to move to the State they can be put in they will not be long in the City in the Mean time.
Virginia Order Oct 6 1777. Field Officer for Detachment Col. Putnam 1st & 2nd Regiments to be at headquarters Guard Detachment Conqueror 6.16.58 6.16.58 Conqueror 1.1.12.10 16.58 Conqueror Virginia Order Oct 7 1777 Field Officer Col. Putnam Brigade William 1st & 2nd Regiments to be at headquarters
Head Quarters Field Officer for Detachment Guard Detachment C.16.58 C.16.58 1.1.10.1 26.58 Virginia Order Oct 8 1777 Field Officer Major H. H. Morgan 1st & 2nd Regiments
Field Officer Major Morgan Detachment on order to Head Quarters Guard Detachment C.16.58 C.16.58 1.1.11.19 16.63 Detachment Dorsal Industry Winter Summer
Amos Husbelt Amos Husbelt Book: Given him by Col. Conquest Amos Husbelt Lent 8 Days

Garrison Order Oct r 8 th 1787 Field officer Col t Putnam Brigade Major Story
The Commandant having for some time observed with concern, the disorder committed by Suttlers in entertaining Soldiers after Fatigue beating is constrained to declare that any Suttler who shall for the future, entertain any Soldier after Period shall have his Permit taken away from him, and be turned out of the Garrison. — The Commandant reminds them of their late Order, to Provide themselves with Wood, for they may rest assured it will be strictly Executed on them if they shall comply with it, the Number of Suttlers having been greatly increased, by the frequent changes which have taken place in the Command of the Point. The Commandant conceives it necessary for the Maintenance of good Order to Cancel and Annul all Permits now off for Sutting at West Point, this order to take Effect on Wednesday next, those who can bring a Recommendation of their Characters will have their licence renewed. — The Entering of a Number of Suttlers and Buildings, without Permission being obtained, has too often occasioned the destruction of many of the Publick Buildings
which has wasted the Publick means and greatly increased the Troops in the Inclement Season. It therefore becomes necessary, that for the future no Suttler or House of any Construction whatever shall be Erected without leave in writing being first had of the Commandant for the time being, other wise the Quarters Master will pull down any that may be Erected and convert the materials to the Publick use.
Brigade Order Oct r 8 th 1787 Field Officer for the Fatigue Maj r Rogers Adj t  Forest Hubbell and sends an order by to Head Quarters.
  Guard  Fatigue    C. S. S. C. P  C. S. S. C. P    1. 1. 1. 2 15.  2. 6. 0. 60  
Oct r 12 th 1787 Field officer 117 th Connecticut 118 th Williams
The Company of Brigadier G. S. H. Brigade having sent a part of their Men to New York the Commandant

The General Order of the War Department to the Officers of the Army. Notice is hereby given that Garrison and one Gill to be taken into custody as soon as they are found. The return for drilling this Bureau will be brought in monthly for inspection and must also sign by the Deputy Chief of Staff.
Orders are much needed to keep and repair clothing for the army. They are for some days to be at N. M. the return of the Paymaster all belonging to the Garrison will be made with all possible despatch and the same to be sent up for those purposes.
Given under my hand at the War Department this 14th day of October 1861 by order of the President Lincoln
Quarters at Washington Oct. 16th 1861 11:20 AM 11:7 PM
Garrison Orders Oct. 13 1861 Field Officer Major Huntington Brigade Michael
Extract from General Orders Headquarters Washington City Oct. 12 1861 Col. Dutrow & Major Heth or some one appointed convenient will report to the War Dept. at N. Barracks S.W.
Garrison Orders Oct. 14 1861 Field Officer Major Mason Brigade Williams Brigade Orders Oct. 12 - 61
Field Officer for fatigue at C. Drury Capt. French and Lieut. on order to head Quarters at Washington Oct. 16th 1861 11:19 AM 12:9 PM

Garrison Orders Oct. 15. 32 Field Officer Lt Col. Vincent Magee Bushnell the Main Guard and the Prisoners will be removed to the Barracks lately occupied by the Artillery the Q.M. of the Garrison will assign as many Maons for the service as shall be necessary and take a Receipt of the C.O. of the Guard for those Barracks who shall be answerable for them the Guard from Lt Col. Commanding Officers next guarding the Barracks will take charge of the Building there up as a Guard house the Q.M. of the will deliver as many of the boards of the Building to the Q.M. 150. 4. 1. Doherty's Brigade as will make Doors & Windows for the North side of the long and Old Ward & floor that of the Sappers & miners the Reserve will be put in charge of the Main Guard by Draft and he shall be answerable for them as well as the rooms of those Barracks in that Line which are left Unoccupied

Act to Harriet Stewart May 1. 1823. to Same Oct 24/49 Dead Paid at the Treasury under the Act 6. April 29 th 1838, from 4. Sept 1839. to 2. Dec 1839. Agt notified 20 Oct 1844 H. S. Evans Dec r 30/51. 
2754 Rep d
Connecticut
Lucy Hubbell. widow of Amos Hubbell, dec d . who was a pensioner under the Act of unmanned and who died on the 13 th : August, 1827 of Fairfield in the State of Conn ct who was a Lieut: Col in the Comp y - commanded by Captain unmanned of the Reg t - commanded by Col: Canfield - in the Col y State troops time for - 4 months, Corp l : unmanned  sergeant 14 - do: Lieut: & Adjutant -
Inscribed on the Roll of Connecticut - at the rate of 231 - Dollars 32 Cents per annum, to commence on the 4 th day of March, 1836.
Certificate of Pension issued the 10 th day of May 1839 and sent to N. Perry New Milford, Ct.
Arrears to the 4 th of Mar: 1839 $693.96 Semi-annual allowance ending 4 Sept: - 115.66   $809.62 
{ Act July 7, } { 1838. }
Recorded by Amos Hubbell Clerk, Book A - Vol. 1 Page 184

Ino: P.
Paca - near Chestertown
Ulye - Eastern Shore
Island - Md.

The Town Clerk New Fairfield Conn -
Sir:
In rearranging the old files and records of this office there has been dis- covered in the case of Lucy Hubbell wid. of Amos Hubbell, a soldier of the War of Revolution - file No. of Case 18,073 - which purports to be an original Record of marriage performed by

Ephraim Hubbard from Oct 12 th 1746 to Jan'y 25 th 1781 -
Said record was originally filed in this office to prove the marriage of Amos Hubbell & his wife Lucy - It is now now required, and as it is supposed that it may be of value to your town, and may enable you to complete it it is forwarded to you, as the proper cus- todian of the town

Records of marriages &c -
Said record was filed in this office in the year 1838. And October of that year Mrs. Lucy Hub- bell testified that it had been in her possession. She having received it from her husband Amos Hubbell, who was a son of the Mag- istrate Ephraim Hubbell -
Please acknowledge receipt, reference

in your reply to this note of Lucy Anthony & having the number thereof - viz - note No. 18.0752 -

JONATHAN TRUMBULL, Esquire, Captain General and Commander in chief in and over the State of CONNECTICUT, in AMERICA.
To Amos Phelps Esq. GREETING.
YOU being by the General Assembly of this State appointed to be Lieutenant of a Company in a Regiment raised to be raised in said State for a force against the Invasions of the Enemy and to prevent unlawful intercourse with them reposing special Trust and Confidence in your Fidelity, Courage, and good Conduct, I do by Virtue of the Laws of this State, me thereunto enabling, appoint and impower you to take the said Company into your Care and Charge as their Lieutenant and fully and diligently to discharge the Office and Trust, exercising your inferior Officers and Soldiers in the use of their Arms according to the Rules and Discipline of War, as directed and established by the Laws of this State, keeping them in good Order and Government, and commanding them to obey you as their Lieutenant for the Service aforesaid and you are to observe all such Orders and Directions as from Time to Time you shall receive, either from Me, or from other of our superior Officer, pursuant to the Trust hereby reposed in you.
Given under my Hand, and the public Seal of this State, at Hartford the 22 d Day of April Anno Domini, 1780.
By His Excellency's Command. George Wyllys Sec'y
Jonathan Trumbull

Samuel Canfield Esq r Lieu t Col l Com d of a Regiment detach d from the Connecticut Militia for three Months Service in the Army of the United States of America
To Amos Hubbell — Greeting
Reposing special trust and confidence in your Fidelity courage and good conduct. I do constitute and appoint you the said Amos Hubbell to be Adjutant in said Regiment: you are therefore to exercise your said Office by performing all the Duties thereof according to the Rules and discipline of War. And I do hereby require all Officers and Soldiers under your command to respect and obey you as their Adjutant: And you are to observe and execute such Orders as you may from time to time receive from me or other your commanding Officers for which this shall be your Sufficient Warrant.
Given under my Hand at West Point 23 rd Day of Aug t 1781 —
Sam l Canfield Lieut. Col l Com d

JONATHAN TRUMBULL, Esquire, Captain-General, and Commander in Chief of the State of CONNECTICUT, in AMERICA.
To Simon Hubbell GENT. GREETING.
Y O U being by the General Assembly of this State accepted to be Seutenant of the seventh Company of the Artillery Troop in the 16 th Regiment, in this State Reposing special Trust and Confidence, in your Fidelity, Courage and good Conduct, I do, by Virtue of the Laws of this State, me thereunto enabling, appoint and impower you to take the said Company into your Care and Charge, as their Seutenant carefully and diligently to discharge that Trust; exercising your inferior Officers and Soldiers in the Use of their Arms, according to the Discipline of War; keeping them in good Order and Govern- ment; and commanding them to obey you as their Seutenant for the Service of this State. And you are to observe all such Orders and Directions, as from Time to Time you shall receive, either from me, or from other your superior Officer, pursuant to the Trust hereby reposed in you.
Given under my Hand, and the Seal of this State, in Stafford the 27 th Day of October Anno Domini 1779
By His Excellency's Command,
George Wyllys Sec ry .
Jon: Trumbull

CHARLES WEBB, ESQUIRE.
Colonel of the seventh Regiment of the Inhabitants enlisted and assembled for the special Defence and Safety of his Majesty's Colony of Connecticut.
To James Hubbell Greeting.
BY virtue of the power and authority to me given, in and by the colony of Connecticut, I Do by these Presents, reposing especial trust and confidence in your loyalty, courage and good conduct, constitute and appoint you the said James Hubbell to be a Sergeant in the Eighth Company in the Regiment whereof I am Colonel, to proceed under the supreme command of the Commander in Chief of the Continental Army for the defence of American Liberties : And you are hereby commanded faithfully and diligently to discharge the duty of a Sergeant in said Company, for which this shall be your sufficient Warrant.
Given under my Hand and Seal, at Cambridge the Thirtieth Day of October A. D. 1775 Charles Webb Colonel

Rev
WIDOW, &c.
No. 18073
Lucy Hubbard
Widow of
Amos Hubbard
Coastal Rev. Mass
Act: July 7th 88
Vol. 14 , Page 35-8
[Arrangement of 1870.]

Jan. 29/78 Record returned to John Clerk as directed see city cellar inside. WHITE

I Milton Potter now of Pittsford Rutland County State of Vermont Seventyfour years old. Testify and say that I was brought up in the Town of New Fairfield County of Fairfield State of Connecticut. and that I knew a man by the name of Amos Hubble now deceased. and that I remember and hear that he the said Amos enlisted under Capt. W. Gaylord Hubble in the year 1876 and went to Boston and served six months as I understood and in 1878 he enlisted as a Sergeant under Capt. Root of Danbury for three months. again in 1880 he received a Lieut. Commission under Capt. Chapman in Col. Beebe's Reg. of Vt. State Troops and served about nine months and that I enlisted under him and served the same term of time with the said Lieut. Hubble and further in 1881 he performed a tour to West Point holding the same office I further say that the said Hubble at the very Young sustained the character of a worthy faithful Officer and further the deponent saith Milton Potter not
State of Vermont } Pittsford October 16 th 1887 Rutland County ss } then Milton Potter personally appeared and after being carefully examined and duly cautioned made solemn oath that the foregoing affidavit by him subscribed contains the truth and nothing but the truth before me Grace Wheaton Just Peace
I here by certify that Milton Potter the signer of this instrument is a man of truth and a proper witness Grace Wheaton Just Peace
State of Vermont Rutland County ss
Edward Rippon Clerk of the County Court for the County of Rutland Certifies that Grace Wheaton is a justice of the peace for said County and and that his signature above are genuine
In testimony whereof I hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court at Rutland this 17 th day of Oct 1887 Edward Rippon

I Thiel Barrs now of Pittsford Rutland County State of Vermont Seventy four year old Testify and say that I was brought up in the Town of New Fairfield, Fairfield County State of Ct. And that from my early recollection I was acquainted with Amos Hubbell of the same place but from the circumstance of my Enlisting as a soldier early in the year 1777 in the Continental Army and continuing in the same untill it was disbanded in June 1783 my personal knowledge of Lieut. Hubbell's services were very limited but as I was frequently at home in the course of the war and had interviews with him together with common fame and many other sources of correct information I have no hesitation in saying in my firm and candid belief that Lieut. Hubbell performed great and important services for his country. I Thiel Barrs
State of Vermont } Pittsford 2 November 14th 1827 Rutland County ss I Thiel Barrs personally appeared and after being careful examined and duly cautioned made solemn oath that the above affidavit by her subscribed too was the truth and nothing but the truth before me Isaac Wheaton J. Peace hereby certify that I Thiel Barrs the signer of this affidavit is a man of truth and a proper witness. Isaac Wheaton J. Peace

Book containing the records of the mission taken out
WAL
Said book has been sent to Governor Clark of New Hampshire Con.
WAL
Jan 29/58
6 28 1858

Wadsworth (Con) Oct 27 th 1838
Sir
I send herewith the declaration of Mrs Lucy Hubbell widow of Amos Hubbell an Applicant for a pension under the act of July 7 th 1838. There are annexed the affidavits of Milton Patten - Ithamar Congdon & Elijah Congdon & the certificate of the Comptroller as proof of service - The affidavit of the applicant's daughter to prove the death of Mr Hubbell & that his widow has remained unmarried
In addition to the above evidence of service there are annexed to the declaration several documents, papers, letters &c. which go conclusively to my mind to show at least some service. There are several certificates annexed which show that he enlisted soldiers in the Spring of 1780. There are many other documents or papers which I cannot go into in explanation of because I do not exactly understand the purport of them myself -
I have no doubt from the best information I can get he was in the service nearly the whole war - As proof of the marriage I send annexed to her declaration the original record of the Magistrate who married her to wit: Ephraim Hubbell Esq. You will find on the book at the top of the right hand page in the regular order of dates. The corner of the leaf on which it is written is torn off. The month is torn & part of the surname of Mr. Hubbell, but being in regular order of dates there can be no mistake about the time - Please communicate the result
Yr Brn
Yor - Abt Secy
N. Perry
Hon. J. L. Edwards Comm r of Pensions

I Thomas Canfield of Norwalk in Fitchfield County and State of Connecticut age seventy four years being first duly sworn according to Law depose and say that in the summer of the year 1781 I was drafted for the period of three months and marched the first of July and after remain- -ing 10 or 12 days at Red Mills I returned home in Company with Lieutenant Amos Hubbard after men who were dis- -missed & had not gone on - We returned & joined the Regiment at West Point about the 20th of July of the same year I remained there in the service three months in the Company commanded by Capt Ebene- -zer Cook - in Col Samuel Canfield's Regiment The said Amos Hubbard was a Lieuten- -ant in the Company during the three months that I was there & served in that capacity. Thomas Canfield
State of Connecticut,
Probate District of Norwalk ss
Sworn to & subscribed in open court before The court of Probate for said District this 26th day of October 1838 and I certify that the said Thomas Canfield is a credible witness Nathaniel Perry Judge of court

Washington, Oct 1. 1857.
Sir.
In the case of Lucy Hubbed, widow of Amos Hubbed of Connecticut, who has been denied under the Act of 7 th July 1835 as follows
  4  years the Carpentar,  $ 14.66    6  " Bergt  30.00    14  " Sien t & Adf.  186.66.      231.32.  
I ask for an increase as follows.
  4.  years the Carpenter  $ 14.66.    6  " Bergt.  30.00    { 14  " Sien t & Adf.  280.00    { as $40. per month   $ 324.66.  
difference $93.34 from 4 th March 1836 to 2 nd Dec 1839 the day of her death. Your wife please send certificate to the undersigned as atty for S. A. Pugh.
Respectfully T. S. Evans.

Amer. Hubble Lat. 26 Sept 81 -
Oct. 30. 78 Sept 81 -
Com 2 . Sept. 27 Oct. 79 -
Com. Adf. 23 Aug. 81 -
" Sept. - Sept. 1780 -
Compt 78 5 mo 11. from 30 Oct.  21 Oct. 71-8 th 60
Sept 81. 30 Oct 78. 1. 20 21. 78
Com. a Sept. 27 Oct. 79 by G. F. Mumball of the 6 th of alarm list.
" Sept 21. 80 by G. F. Mumball Stobtown
" Adf. - 23 Aug '81. at Camp 126 Sept. 81. 1. 20 from J Bull then in camp
Salut e Mar 1 May 80 for 8 mo.

75 571 base. 76 enlist Capt Hubble. 6 mo. Suppl- 79 Lend M. 83 80 " 9 mo a 27. P. 128 m. See intat. 81 " 3 mo. from May 1 to Oct 1. 80 " 2. Saw pits.
Oct 16.
78 3 m. exp. Milton Potter Unit
  5  11  base    11   Suppl    14   Salaries       25  11     1  11        24  0     36  11  160    4   26.66       14  6  6  

2920
Lucy Houbell Wid of Amos
born Married 1783 died 1827 At July 7. 1838
Allow 4 mo capt. 14.11 " 6 mo " 30 " 14 mo " 81.11 Adpnt $231.32 Com. State Troops, Col Campia Capt H. H. H.
N Perry New Milford born

State of Connecticut,
Probate District of New Milford ss:
I Noble S. Bennett, Clerk of the Court of Probate for said District do hereby Certify that the foregoing contains the original proceedings of said Court in the matter of the application of Lucy Hubble for a Pension
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court this 26 th day of October 1838
Noble S Bennett Clerk

Lucy Hubbell, Dec
It
  4 mos Corporate  $14.66    6 mos Sgt  30.00    10 " St  146.66    3 " St  60.00    Inc to  $251.32  
dedy for our pay at $231.32 per
annum
Carry 4 March 1836 & Endy 2 Dec 1839, pay be to Drake S. Woolsey, Adm for the benefit of Harriet Stuart Catharine Roland, Alice L. White Sally Ann Woolsey Holmes J. Hubbell Amos Hubbell Ephraim Hubbell, ors sumy children
S. H. Hough Present

24. 31 11 9  35 40
20. 10 1/2 / 10 5 6 6 3 3
15 1/2 / 20 103 10 6.66
12.28 4. 1
13.33 6.66
8. 20 160 196.66
8 10 14.66 16.66  3 28
1/2 / 160 13.33 2 22  15 55
2,033.35 3,383.27  5,416.62
5400
10.150 5.400 5.250 2,033.37 7,283.37
[Faint, mirrored handwriting from the reverse side of the page]

Nov 23/69
Lucy Rubbell Com at 38 in all B.W.
Q George W. Crawford Secretary of War Pension Office Washington D. C.

Rochester Monroe County.
New York November 24 th 1849.
The Honourable Secretary of War.
Sir
I am informed that the relatives of the Revolutionaries are entitled to a Pension. I have also been told that I could get correct information by writing to you and save the expense of employing a Lawyer.
Please to inform me whether the children of Amos Hubbell deceased, who served as Lieutenant in the War of the Revolution, on the Hartford Roll, and Lucy Hubbell his Widow, deceased a Pensioner, has any claim or title to a Pension.
We are seven myself, Harriet Stewart, Catharine Murland of New York, Holmes Hubbell, and Amos Hubbell in this City, Ephram Hubbell of New Milford Conn., Alice L. Hubbell in this City, and Sally Ann Wooksey of Sherman Conn. Were it so it would be very acceptable to us in our declining years and low circumstances.

Our Father Amos Hubbell did not draw a Pension. But after his death our Mother Lucy Hubbell drew a pension. and after her death, I, and my Brothers, and Sisters drew a small arrearage of Pension due her at her death. every name and particular may be found on record in the War Office. —
To save expense, I wrote myself for the small arrearage of Pension due me and my Brother Holmes Hubbell. I will write the Copy of the last letter I received wherein the Draft was enclosed. —
Be pleased to favour me with a reply directed to me at Rochester. Monroe. County. New York.
Very respectfully, Your —
Harriet Stewart,
“ ” ”

The last Letter I received from the Pension Office a Copy
Treasury Department Third Auditor's Office 20 th June 1843. ~
Madam
The Treasurer of the United States will remit to you sixteen \frac{28}{100} Dollars being the portion due yourself and Holmes Hubbell as two of the seven Children of Lucy Hubbell a Pensioner on the Hartford Roll. She which be pleased to forward your receipt to this Office
I am
Your Ob t Serv t
Peter Hagner Aud
Mrs Harriott Stewart Rochester New York

State of Connecticut } County of Fairfield }
I Elijah Conger of the Town of Sherman in the County of Fairfield and State of Connecticut aged Eighty Three years, being first duly sworn according to law depose and say, that I was drafted in the Winter to go to Saratoga Amos Hubble was also drafted at the same time and we went together and served two months under Capt Joseph Smith of Brookfield I served as a private, Amos Hubble as the Captain's Clerk, this service was performed near the close of the Revolutionary War but the year is not remembered Elijah his Conger mark
Signed by deponent
Sworn to and subscribed this 5 day of October 1838 before me - And I certify that the said Elijah Conger is a credible witness
Eli Beardsley Justice of Peace
State of Connecticut, } ss. County of Litchfield }
I Nathaniel Perry a Notary Public in & for said State duly commissioned and sworn dwelling in Watertown in said do hereby certify that Eli Beardsley Esq was, on the 5th day of October 1838 in the County of Fairfield in said State & duly authorized to administer oaths & take depositions - I further certify that I am acquainted with his hand writing and the foregoing signature purporting to be his I believe to be genuine In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand & affixed my Notarial seal this 26th day of October 1838 Nathaniel Perry Notary Public

Pension Office
Dec r 30. 1857.
Sir.
The additional evidence in the case of Lucy Hubbell dec d widow of Amos, claiming an increase of her pension under the Act of July 7. 1838 has been examined and filed
Lucy Hubbell was allowed for the services of her husband Amos Hubbell as follows
4 months as Corporal $14.66 6 months as Serg t 30.00 14 Months as Lt d Adj t 186.32
and the object of the present application is to procure an increase of $93.34 per annum for his service as an Adjutant.
On reference to the written appointment of Amos Hubbell as Adj t , it appears that it was dated on the 23 a day of August 1781 and that the corps of which he was Adjutant, was detailed "from the Connecticut Militia for three months service in the army of the United States."
This, it is believed, is the only proof, on file, of his service as an Adjutant, and she is entitled in virtue thereof to an increase of her pension at the rate of $19.50 per annum from fourth of March 1836 to Dec r 2. 1839. This increase will be

allowed on production of evidence, under the seal of a Court of record, of the date of the death of Lucy Hubbell and the names and ages of the children who survived her.
respectfully Yr Ob t Serv t SEALALL Com t of Pensions
H s Evans Esq y Att y for S a Peugh Washington

Comptrollers Office Hartford Connecticut 5 Sept. 1838.
On application for evidence of the service of Wm. Amos Hubbell, I have examined the books & papers in this Office relating to the Revolutionary War, and find as follows, Viz:—
A certified copy of "A PayRoll of the 8 th Company in the 7 th Connecticut Regiment raised for the Continental Army, by Act of Assembly of the Colony of Connecticut 1775," in Wm. G. Hubbell, Captain, in which Amos Hubbell is entered as Corporal; and as having enlisted 10 July, and serving until 21 st December—5 months & 11 days.
In "Harkells Receipts," under head of "The United States D o to the state of Connecticut, for sundry expenditures for Bounty Wages, &c. of Troops who served at West Point in 1781." is this entry:—
"Col. Samuel Banfield . . . . . £414.11.6 which by corresponding entry on the Pay Table Journal, was for his Field & Staff officers. There being under the last mentioned head, no officers mentioned of a less grade than Captain, with one exception.
No pay Roll has been found containing the name of Amos Hubbell, except the one first mentioned.

I certify the foregoing to be correct extracts from the books & papers mentioned.
Henry Nibson Compt.
Office of the Secretary of State of Connecticut Sept. 5, 1838.
I certify the following to be a true extract from the Record of the doings of the General Assembly of this state at their Session of October 1779, Viz:—
"This Assembly do establish Amos Hubbel to be Lieutenant of the 7 th Company of the Alarm List in the 16 th Regiment of this state."
Royal H. Bissman Secretary of said State

State of Connecticut Windfield County Court of Probate District of Sherman
I Henry Sherwood Judge of the Court of Probate for the District of Sherman, being a Court of Records, do hereby certify that Prathe S. Woolsey of Sherman, County and State aforesaid, is Administratrix on the Estate of Lucy Nuttall late of said Sherman dec d , who was a Revolutionary Pensioner of the United States.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto subscribed my name and affixed the seal of said Court at Sherman, County and State aforesaid this 16. th day of September A. D. 1857
Henry Sherwood Judge of said Court (in the absence of the Clerk)