Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File S. 44,963, Noadiah Hubbard, Mass.

SERVICE
Hubbard, Noadiah
NUMBER
S. 44.963
Mass.
CONTENTS

1495-9
Isaac Hubbard Oswego Co in the state of New York who a private in the regiment Vose . . . . of the Mass , for the term of three years
Inscribed on the roll of New York at the rate of 8 Dollars per month, to cul the 24 th of April 1818
Certificate of Pension issued the 6 th of Sep r 1819 and sent to Smith Dunlap Esqr Richland New York
  Arrears to 4th of Sep r 1829  $ 130. 66    Semi-ann. all ce ending March 1820  48 "    16 mo s 11/30  $ 178. 40  
{ Revolutionary claim, } { Act 18th March, 1818. }
Discontinued
Certificate of Pension No 14, 1820-21 Isaac Hubbard New York

Petition of Moadiah Hubbard a Rev d Pensioner.
Hon.
Mr. Huggins, H.R.
re Jan. 23. 1826
Since the case was briefed.
See letter of the 30 th Jany 1826, to The H. and D. Huggins. H. of R.

Noadiah Hubbard
Pension Papers
Certified copy H. Hubbell, Clk

State of New York
Onondaga County, p. 3
On this 21 st day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty one personally appeared in open Court being a Court of record called the court of Common pleas in and for the County aforesaid possessing a seal and a Jurisdiction unlimited in point of Amount proceeding according to the course of the common law and keeping a record of its proceedings. Noadiah Hubbard aged sixty five years resident of the town of Redfield in the County and State aforesaid who being first duly sworn according to law doth on his Oath make the following declaration that he served in the revolutionary war. In the year 1775 in the month of December he enlisted in Capt. Ebenezer Sumner Company of Infantry, Col. Samuel Willis Regiment and continued in said service one year in the Connecticut line, and enlisted in the year 1777. in the month of September in Captain Moses Ashleys company of Infantry in the first Regiment commanded by Col Joseph Force in General Glovers Brigade Massachusetts line and continued to serve in said corps three years - That his first declaration or application to the War Department of the United States for a pension under the Act passed the eighteenth day of March One thousand eight hundred and Eighteen was dated April 24 th One thousand eight hundred and Eighteen in consequence of which application a pension Certificate was issued in his favor numbered fourteen thousand seven hundred fifty nine. And I do solemnly swear that I was a resident citizen of the United States on the eighteenth day of March One thousand eight hundred and eighteen And that I have not since that time by gift sale or in any manner whatsoever disposed of my property or any part thereof with intent thereby so to diminish it as to bring myself within the provision of an Act of Congress entitled an Act to provide for certain persons engaged in the land and naval service of the United States of America in the Revolutionary War passed on the eighteenth day of March One thousand eight hundred and eighteen And that I have not nor has any person in trust for me

any properties or securities contracts or debts due to me nor have I any income other than what is contained in the Schedule herunto annexed and by me subscribed.
Noadiah Hubbard
The following is the Schedule of all my property, viz.
  One two Year old heifer — $8.00   One hog — 1.50   One five pail Kettle — 3.50   1 Old pot, One dish kettle — .75   1 Teak Kettle, 1 Spider, 5 chairs — 3.50   1 Old broken table, 3 knives & forks — 1.00   3 old Iron spoons, 3 tea cups & saucers — .38   2 pewter plates, 2 & 2 pewter platters — 1.00   6 Earthen plates, 1 pt. Bowl — .50   1 Old worn out plough share — 1.00   8 Drag teeth, two old Axes - pieces of chains — 5.00   3 Augers, 1 hand saw, 1 drawing knife — 3.00   2 Chizels — .37 
And this declarant further saith that he is by occupation a farmer but from severe affliction particular the Asthma he is wholly unable to labor to maintain himself And that he has not any family
Noadiah Hubbard
State of New York } Oswego County ss. }
Be it known that in this present Term of September personally appeared in open Court the above named Noadiah Hubbard & took & subscribed the above Affidavits
Sept. 21. 1821.
John Grant Jr. First Judge
State of New York } Clerk's Office } Oswego County, ss. }
J. Hiram Hubbell, Clerk of the Court of common Pleas of said County of Oswego, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of an original paper remaining on

file in this Office. "Witness the Seal of said Court and my name hereto subscribed this nineteenth day of April Eighteen hundred & twenty five
Hiram Hubbell, Clk
1825 April 19

26 th April 1818 Noadiah Hubbard Oswego Co.
Dec r 1775 Pld in Col. Sand Williams Regt. Comt Line - Discharged in Dec r 1776
Sept r 1777. In Col d Vose's Regt. Mass t Line ended Dec r 10 Sept r 1780.
14 Sept r 77 - 3 yrs and 28 days - 26 Sept r 80
Double Smith Dunlap Judge -
Wanted Judgement Certificate of the circumstances as in other cases. The deposition of Witness called by the judge to be credible with the satisfactory as to service

State of New York Onondaga County } } S
Simeon Fuller being duly sworn deponeth and saith that he was personally acquainted with Noecliah Hubbard in the fore part of the year 1777 that he the said Noecliah Hubbard resided in the neighbourhood of this deponent - that it was a common report in the fall of 1777 that Noecliah Hubbard had enlisted into the Army of the United States for three years - that in 1780 Hubbard came into the town of Pompey - filed Berkshire County & State of Massachusetts where this deponent resided - that said Hubbard then had on the uniform dress of the soldiers of the United States and that he the said Noecliah Hubbard then told this deponent that he had served in the Army of the United States for three years - and that he this deponent verily believes the said Noecliah Hubbard did serve in the Army of the United States three years as stated by him ... and that this deponent has no
Interest in the said Noecliah obtaining a pension Sworn the 2 nd day of July 3 AD 1819 before me 3
Simeon Fuller
H. H. Hamilton Esq. State of New York } Onondaga County } S
I certify that Simeon Fuller the above deponent is a man of truth
H. H. Hamilton Esq.

State of New York
Onondaga County
Lot Fuller being duly sworn did say that in the year 1777 he was in the service of the United States at Saratoga in the State of New York that he was discharged in October that on his way home to Lancaster in the State of Massachusetts he met Noadiah Hubbard with whom he had been previously acquainted, who then told him he had enlisted for three years in the Army of the United States and that said Hubbard was on the march then for head quarters — and that said Hubbard returned to Lancaster in 1780 under the circumstances and in the manner stated by Simon Fuller in the above affidavit and that this deponent fully believes that the said Noadiah did serve three years in the Army of the United States in the War of the Revolution — and that this deponent has no interest in the said Noadiah, obtaining a pension.
26. 2d. 1818
Lot Fuller
Sworn the 2 d day of July 1819 before me
James H. Hamilton Judge
State of New York
Onondaga County
I certify that Lot Fuller the above deponent is a man of truth
J. H. Hamilton Judge

Clerks office Oneida County N.Y. I Certify that Thomas A. Hamilton was a Judge in and for the County of Oneida at the time of taking the above affidavit, and is duly authorized to take the same as appears from the Commission and Roll of Oaths on file in this office. Witness the seal of said County and my hand this Thirteenth day of July 1849.
William T. Herrick Dep y Clk

State of New York  § On this 24 th day of April 1818. before Oswego County  § me the subscriber one of the judges of the said County personally appeared Isaac Hubbard aged sixty two years resident of the said County who being by me first duly sworn according to law baths on his oath make the following declaration In order to obtain the provision made by the late act of Congress an act entitled An act to provide for certain persons engaged In the land and naval service of the United States In the revolutionary war that he the said Isaac Hubbard enlisted In the month of December In the year 1775 In the State of Connecticut In Capt Colbeneran Summers Company Col Saml Willis Pres t and discharged In the month of December 1776 - again enlisted In the month of Sept r 1777 In the State of Massachusetts In the Company commanded by Capt Mases Ashley - Col Joseph Vose Pres t General Grovers Brigade In the Massachusetts line that he continued to serve In the said Corps or In the service of the United States until the month of September 1780 when he was discharged from service In Pennsylvania State of New Jersey and that he was In the battles of Flatbush & at Red Bank Boston, Sandyhook and that he hath one other evidence In his power of his said service and that he is In reduced circumstances and stands In need of the assistance of his County for support
Sworn and declared before me this day and open also mentioned J Dunlap Judge of Oswego County Pres
I Smith Dunlap Judge B c do hereby certify that It appears to my satisfaction that the said Isaac Hubbard did serve In the revolu- tionary war as stated In the preceding declaration against the common enemy and I now transmit the proceeding and his testimony had before me to the Secretary for the Department of war pursuant to the direction of the before mentioned act of Congress
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal of the said court Oswego County Clerks office J Dunlap Judge B c
Joseph Davis C lerk

This may certify all whom it may concern that I Daniel Hubbard have paid for my Father Rodiah Hubbard the following sums (viz) a note given to him for two Dollars sixty 6-8 2, 60 dated January 17 th 1814 - - - - - a note given to Rodolphus Drake of Twenty Three Dollars Eighty Four Cents, 23, 84 dated May 2 nd 1819 - - - - - a Book account in favor of Horace - Pierce Gurnet Nine Dollars & Thirty Cents, 29.30 dated January 3 rd 1820 - - - - - a Book account in favor of Roger - Cook of Seven Dollars dated March 1820 7 -- a Note of two Dollars Twenty Five Cents given to Samuel Strong dated July 1820 2 25 a Note of Four Dollars Thirty Cents given to Eli Strong dated February 22 nd 1823 - - - - - 4 30 a Note given to Reuben Bourn of Fifty Dollars, dated March 15 th 1821 50. 00 - a Book account to Enock Alden of Sixteen Dollars dated July 1818 - - - 16 a judgment in favor of Henry - Warner of Fifty Two Dollars - Twenty Four Cents dated Feb ry 1821 52 74 to Adeline Loggs Ten Dollars - 10, - to Jane Smith 1818 - Sixteen do. 16 to - - - - - 1816 - Ten Dollars - 10 to - - - - - 1816 - Five Dollars 6 to - Lee - - - 1816 - - - - - to Jane Smith July 1819 - Sixteen do 16 to Abner Layman 1820 - Ten Do. 10

  to Mr Hubbard Sixteen Dollars 1822-  16     to Aaron Butler Two Dollars twenty five Cents 1820 -  2  75    to Rose Smith five Dollars - 1821-  5     Do Three Dollars 75. 1824 -  3  75    to Rose F. Jones two Dollars 1823-  2     to Mr Hubbard Fifty Dollars 1822-  50     Do - Two Dollars 1823  1  0     8  343,53  
Sworn to the above account Ebenezer Chamberlain this 2 nd Day of February 1825
Brookfield Feb y 8 th 1825
Ebenezer Chamberlain, J. P.
State of New York } Oswego County ss. } I, Hiram Hubbell, Clerk of said County of Oswego, Do hereby Certify that Ebenezer Chamberlain before whom the above account appears to have been sworn to, and whose name is above subscribed, was on the 2 nd day of February instant a Justice of the Peace in and for said County, appointed and qualified as such according to law; And further that I am acquainted with the hand writing of the said Justice, and verily believe the above signature "Eben Chamberlain J. Peace" is the proper hand writing of the said Justice. In testimony whereof I have hereunto affixed the Seal of said County, and subscri- ibed my name this Eighth day of February One thousand eight hundred and twenty five.
Hiram Hubbell.

Dan Dimick's Certificate
B

Received my Execution of twenty Dollars out of A Kent by office against Nariah Hubbard goods and chattels for which sold hogs and other articles to the amount of the Execution Respectfully May the 17 th 1821 Daniel Dinick Const.

Suspended for a copy of the mortgage.
22 d Jan y 1822.
See letter to Smith's Dunlop of that date -
See evidence in this, received 27 Aug: 1822.

See letter to Benj n B. Johnson Rome, N.Y.
April 2 d 1825, and May 16 th 1825.

Noadiah Hubbard New York
Application to be restored
Brief within
See letter, July 13. 1825 to Benjamin P. Johnson Esq. Rome
N.Y. and 12 th Sept 1825 to the same.
Restored 12. March 1827, commg 12 February 1827. and notification sent to Pensioner Oswego N.Y. Returned as a dead letter, and again addressed to Pensioner at Redfield Oneida County N.Y. 26 April 1837
Last evidence 10 July 1825
No. 189

Notification of restoration sent last to Pension at Redfield Oneida Co. N.Y. — See also a letter to Jay Hathaway Esq. 17. May 182
Inscribed 6 th Sept 1819
Letter in this case to D. Huggins 30 January 1826. to Jay Hathaway 21. Oct 1826. to E. Story 13 th January 1827. to D. Huggins 23 January 1827.
It seems for the purpose of transferring to the official letters

44 963
Rev INVALID.
File No. 44,963
Noadiah Hubbard
Dis. Rev War
Act: 18 th March 1818
Index:—Vol. 3 , Page 244
[Arrangement of 1870.]

Letters from Agents of the Claimant to the Dept of War.

My Rev.
Jan. 15, 1827
Sir
The town of Redfield is not in my Congressional District and I am not acquainted with the hard writing or the official capacity of Amos Root. He is in the district represented by Mr. Hazrain of the N. of R. of R. who doubtless knows the fact
Yours Respectfully
M c Call
A. R. Dins
H. L. Edwards Esq.
War Dept.

Richland Va. July 18 th
Free
To the Secretary for the department of war
Washington
enclosed

Richland Ind. July 18 th
Free
To the Secretary for the department of war
Washington
received

Noadiah Hubbard to Daniel Hubbard u — u Dred Certified copy
D.

This Indenture made the eighteenth day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty one, between Neadiah Hubbard of the town of Redfield County of Oswego and State of New York of the first part, and Daniel Hubbard of the town of Redfield County of Oswego and State of New York of the second part Witnesseth that the said party of the first part for and in consideration of the sum of ----- money of account of the United States to him in hand paid by the said party of the second part, the receipt whereof is hereby confessed and acknowledged, Hath granted bargain sold remised released aliened and confirmed, and by these presents Doth grant bargain sell remise release alien and confirm unto the said party of the second part and to his heirs and assigns forever All that certain piece or parcel of land lying and being in the town of Redfield County of Oswego and State of New York, being a part of Great Lot No. twenty one of the allotment of said town as designated on the Map of said town Gourdons Goules 161- being a part of said Gourdons Goules 161 Acres bounded as follows beginning the North west corner of Websters 61 Acres as designated on the Map of said town and running North eighty one degrees West One hundred and sixty rods, thence south one hundred and seven rods to the north west corner of Land this day deeded to William Perkins, thence South eighty one degrees east one hundred and sixty rods, thence North one hundred and seven rods to the place of beginning containing one hundred and seven Acres Together with all and singular the hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging, or in any wise appertaining, and the reversion and reversions remainder or remainders rents issues and profits thereof, and all the estate right title interest claim and demand whatsoever of the said party of the first part either in law or equity, of, in and to the above bargained premises with the

said hereditaments and appurtenances. To have and to hold the said described lands to the said party of the second part his heirs and assigns to the sole and only proper use benefit and behoof of the said party of the second part his heirs and assigns forever. And the said party of the first part for himself heirs executors and administrators, doth covenant grant bargain promise and agree to and with the said party of the second part his heirs and assigns to Warrant and forever to Defend the above bargain premises and every part and parcel thereof, now being in the quiet and peace- able possession of the said party of the second part against the said party of the first part his heirs executors administrators and assigns, and against All and every other person or persons claiming or to claim the said premises or any part thereof. In witness whereof the said party of the first part hath hereunto set his hand and seal the day and year first above written. Sealed and delivered in the presence of } Noadiah Hubbard (S.S.) Allyn Seymour. — Betsey Sherrill }
State of New York } County of Oswego } ss. Be it remembered that on the eighteenth day September in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty one before me Allyn Seymour One of the Commissioners for the County of Oswego personally appeared Noadiah Hubbard and acknowledged the within instrument to be his free act and deed And that he sealed signed and delivered it for the purposes therein mentioned And I knowing the said Noadiah Hubbard and that he is the person described in and who executed the said instrument and finding therein no material erasures or interlineations I allow the same to be recorded. — Allyn Seymour, Commissioner &c. Received and Recorded February 4 th 1825, at 8 O'clock A.M. — H. Hubbell, Clerk
State of New York } Clerk's Office, Oswego County } ss. I, Hiram Hubbell, Clerk of the said County of Oswego Do hereby certify that the foregoing has been truly copied from

Book D of the Records of Deeds remaining in this Office, page 25-2.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto affixed the Seal of said County this ninth day of February eighteen hundred and twenty five & subscribed my name.
Hiram Hubbell

Noadiah Hubbard
to
William Perkins
Deed
Certified Copy
G.

This Indenture made the sixth day of September in the Year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty one Between Nondiah Hubbard of Redfield County of Onondaga and State of New York of the first part and William Perkins of Galen County of Seneca and State of New York of the second part Witnesseth that the said party of the first part for and in consideration of the sum of two hundred dollars money of account of the United States to him in hand paid by the said party of the second part the receipt whereof is hereby confessed and acknowledged. Have granted bargained sold remised released aliened and confirmed, and by these presents Do grant bargain sell remise release alien and confirm unto the said party of the second part and to his heirs and assigns forever All that tract or parcel of Land in the said town of Redfield in the Great Lot No. twenty one the allotment of the said town containing fifty Acres, bounded as follows, beginning at the South east corner of subdivision three in said Great Lot running south eighty one degrees west to the South east corner of Great Lot No. twenty thence north thence north eighty one degrees east thence south to the place of beginning, lying the South side of subdivision three in said Great Lot. together with all and singular the hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining, and the reversion and reversions, remainder or remainders rents issues and profits thereof, and all the estate right title interest claim and demand whatsoever of the said party of the first part either in law or equity of in and to the above bargained premises with the said hereditaments and appurtenances. To have and to hold the said described premises to the said party of the second part heirs and assigns, to the sole and only proper use benefit and behoof of the said party of the second part, - heirs and assigns forever. And the said party of the first part for himself his heirs executors and Administrators do covenant grant bargain promise and agree to and with the said party of the second part his heirs and assigns to Warrant and forever to Defend the above bargained premises and every part and parcel thereof now being in the

quiet and peaceable possession of the said party of the second part, against the said party of the first part his heirs executors administrators and assigns, and against all and every other person or persons claiming or to claim the said premises or any part thereof. In witness whereof the said party of the first part have hereunto set his hand and seal the day and year first above written.
Sealed and delivered in the presence of Allyn Seymour. — Betsy Sherrill
Noadiah Hubbard (P.S.)
State of New York } County of Oswego ss. } Be it remembered that on the sixth day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty one before me Allyn Seymour one of the Commissioners for the County of Oswego personally appeared Noadiah Hubbard and acknowledged the within instrument to be his voluntary act and deed, and that he signed sealed and delivered it for the use and purposes therein mentioned. and I knowing the said Noadiah Hubbard to be the person described in and who executed the said instrument, and finding no material erasures or interlineations or erasures as allow the same to be recorded.
Allyn Seymour, Commissioner &c.
Rec d & Recorded 12 February 1825. at 1. O'clock P.M. — H. Hubbell, Clk.
State of New York } Clerk's Office, Oswego County } ss. I Hiram Hubbell, Clerk of said County, do hereby certify that the foregoing has been truly copied from Book D of the Records of Deeds, remaining in this Office. Witness the seal of said County hereunto affixed and my name subscribed this twelfth day of February Eighteen hundred and twenty five. Hiram Hubbell.

Rockland N.Y. 19 th Aug.
Free
John C. Calhoun Esq.
Secretary of War
Washington City
Mr. Edwards
Recd. 24 th Aug. 1852

Richland (Carmego Co) N York
August 18 th 1822
To the Secretary of War —
Sir - I humbly send you the pens. paper in favor of Noadiah Hubbard which please send me return as soon as acted upon yours &c Smith Dunlap

State of New York Wayne County ss. William Perkins of the town of Galen in said County of Wayne appeared before me the subscriber a commissioner to take affidavits in said County who being duly sworn deposes and saith that he purchased of Noahiah Hubbard of Redfield, Oswego County in the month of September Eighteen hundred & twenty one, fifty acres of land situated in Redfield aforesaid for Two hundred Dollars. - One hundred and fifty dollars of the above sum was the amount of a demand due the deponent for expenses incurred during the sickness of the wife of the said Noahiah, and the charges of Physicians and funeral expenses. The balance fifty dollars was to be paid in Salt & flour, and a note was given for that sum. Sworn before me this 17 th day of February 1825. Edw. Morse a commissioner to take affidavits in Wayne County
William Perkins
Wayne County ss. This is to certify that I the subscriber am well acquainted with William Perkins whose name is subscribed to the above affidavit, and that I believe him to be a person of credibility and of truth & veracity. Galen, Wayne Co. Feb y 17 th 1825. Edw. Morse

Hon James Garbom
Secy War
Enclosed is the affidavit of Six respectable Men in the Town of Redfield where Noadiah Hubbard , live, who testify, that Daniel Hubbard  advanced  most of the money for said place previous to his obtaining a pension, and before the act was passed for that purpose, and further the amount advanced by said Daniel for said land, is more than the same is worth , and more than it can now be sold for &c
This testimony I trust will be satisfactory, and show conclusively, that there has not been any improper means resorted to. It is not possible, because the debt was contracted , before the passage of the act of 1818. Mr. Hubbard is miserably poor, blind with one eye, and is really an object of charity .
Returns are respectfully requested to the subscriber.
Respectfully yr most ob st serv t
Benj. O. Johnson
Rome N.Y. Sept 3 d 1823

March 18 th 1823, N. 4. No. 100 Nassau Street. War Department To J. L. Edwards Re 16 May 1825.

Rome, 11 th May, 1825
H. Edwards Esq Sir: Enclosed I send you a copy of Allyn Symmons affidavit, and also an affidavit of R. Calbass & D. Kinin O'Johnson H relating to his affairs. He is truly a very poor unfortunate honest man, and I trust the enclosed affidavits will satisfy the department, that he is entitled to relief.
Very Respectfully Yrs M c H. Hunt
Henry P. Johnson

Home. Oneida Co. N.Y. May 25. 1829
Hon. J. Tracy Esq. Enclosed are additional proofs in the case of Noadiah Hubbard whose claim has been suspended.
Document A. is a certificate of his neighbors showing the facts conclusively that he is a very poor man.
B. is the Certificate of a constable of the sale of part of his property.
C. afft of said Hubbard as to the amt paid for petitioner for land.
D & E. Certified copies of the deed by virtue of which his land was sold.
F. afft of Mr. Perkins as to amt he paid petitioner for land.
G. Power of atty to the subscriber.
Returns are respectfully requested to subscriber
Respectfully your obed Servt
Very: P. Johnson.

rec d 11 th July 1825
Madiach Hubbard March 1820
Station of paper Washington
Edwards Esq
B.B. Johnson
ast
Rome
Mark

Rome 4 th July 1825
Ill d Edwards
Enclosed are the papers of Admiral Dabbs , agreeable to your request — Returns are respectfully requested to the subscriber
I am Sir Resp t
Your ob t Serv t
Benj. P. Johnson

Dr Enoch Alden & others Certificate
A.

The under signers are neighbours of Rodiah Hubbard a man who has been on the pension list and has been struck off. We are well acquainted with his circumstances and know him to be very poor. Unable to maintain himself and wife he has not any children that live with him or that are able to maintain him.
The probable reason of his Pension being discontinued was the number of acres of land in his schedule which land was through mistake over valued he has sold all his land and it was barely sufficient to pay his debts. He has not any property of any kind, and is unable to labour much on account of an Asthmatic complaint we are fully of the opinion that he is as fairly entitled to help from his country as any man in the Union.
Redfield February 15 th 1825
County Oswego H N Y
Doct. Enoch Alden.
Det David Dickerson
Allyn Seymour
John C. Edwards
Amos Kent J. Pease
Amos Johnson
Samuel S. Johnson
J Joshua Hathaway Judge of oneida Common

They do hereby certify that I am acquainted with the signers of the enclosed certificate and they are men of good character and standing, and full faith & credit is due to the within  any statement to which they have subscribed their names.
Done 17 th February 1825. J. H. Hattaway

1 March 1823.
Noadiah Hubbard, N. Y.
Gay Hathaway, Rome, N. Y.
Recd. 29 Dec. 1826.
Free Department Custom Office Washington City

J. Edwards Esq.
Rome Dec 22 1826
Sir
Your favor of late date in answer to my letter referred to you by Mr. Fenner is before me, - in compliance with the suggestions made therein, I have procured the affidavits of two of the most respectable men in the town in which Mr. Woodiah Hubbard resides, & who are Overseers of the Poor in said town, Amos Kent Esq. the Just of Peace before whom the affidavits were made, & who has certified as to their credibility is known to Judge Hovers member of Congress from this district, as I believe, -
I am well acquainted with Mr. Hubbard, & with every man of note in Redfield, & do know, that there is but one opinion in regard to his case, & could with certainty procure the affidavits of them all that Mr. H. is miserable poor, & much so, that the common & necessary comfort to all people of a cup of Tea he has for months for want of

means, been unable to procure, & only has enjoyed it when supplied by charity — & further that he is as honest as he is poor , the land in that poor, cold, frosty, & extremely snowy region, is of nominal value , land as good as that he once held (tho' in fact never paid for) can be bot in that town as well situated as his for the pitiful sum of one dollar p: acre , — if it would be any additional means of satisfying the doubts in the mind of the Principal in the pension office, I can with ease procure the affidavit of every respectable man in that town in even stronger language. —
This case is one which presents strong claims to the bounty of Government. the poverty, honesty, worth, & sufferings, of the individual, & the inability of his neighbors to contribute to his necessities. —
I am known to Judge Stone, & would respectfully refer you to him for further information. — If what is proven does not yet satisfy, & there is any particular point which is still to be insisted upon, your further communication in the case will be looked for & thankfully recd. —
I am Sir Respectfully your obedt. Servt.
Oliver H. Hathaway

Noadiah Hubbard New York
Application to be restored
Prif
last evidence 10 th July. 1825

Noadiah Hubbard - a Private New York. Enlisted Dec 1775 for 1 yr in Willis regt discharged 1776 in Dec. re-enlisted Sept 1777 in Colb Nose regt Mofs line for 3 years. Discharged Sept 1780.
1 st Schedule 8 th June 1820
179 1/2 Acres of land: 12 of which cleared. 1 old horse 1 yoke oxen, and yoke. a 1 yr old heifer. 4 sheep. 1 hog 3 pigs. 12 fowls. 1 plough 1 set drag teeth - some pieces of china 2 axes. 1 shovel. 1 iron pot. 4 kettles. 1 table. 3 knives. 5 forks. 6 cups and saucers. 1 Doz plates. 1 tea pot. 3 augers. 2 chisels. 1 sickle. Total valuation $386. 16.
50 acres of land mortgaged for $200. [Discontinued 14 Nov. 1820] and is further indebted to sundry persons $350. $207 whereof is due to N. Hubbard being money borrowed to pay for land.
Applicis to be restored
2 d Schedule 21 st Sept 1821.
No real estate mentioned. contains much the same articles as in 1 st Schedule except the horse, oxen and sheep. valuation $29. 50.
3 d Schedule 29 June 1825
2 qt bowls. 0. 25. Pewter platter and plates. 1. 00. 1 Cow. 12. 00. 1 pot. 0. 50. 1 tea kettle. spade and 5 chains. 3. 50. Knives and forks. 0. 25. Spoons 0. 13. ploughshare 1. 00. 8 Drag teeth. 5. 00. Auger, hand saw drawing knife, and chisel. 3. 00. total value $26. 63.
Decrease of property before recited.
1 horse, 1 yoke oxen. 1 heifer - died - 4 hogs sold under execution (constable certificate filed, but not authenticated) sundry articles broken, and destroyed by time. states that he has conveyed his land to Daniel Hubbard his son, and William Perkins, to pay themselves, and satisfy other claims agt him.
Allyn Seymour states that he is acquainted with the circumstances of the applicant. The quantity of land is put down in his schedule at 10 acres too much. should of course be 169 1/2 acres - that 8 acres of this was the property of one Ezra Gentry, who mortgaged the same with 42 acres more adjoining, in 1809. to the religious Society of the town of Readsfield - that these 42 acres have been since sold by virtue of a claim of higher dignity (the State.) so that the 8 acres only, are left to meet the mortgage, and is not of sufficient

value to satisfy the same. The applicant however has conveyed the same to his son Daniel Hubbard, and has taken from him, a bond of indemnification, to answer the claim of the mortgagees. said mortgage is exhibited. Sypmour further states, that the claimant has conveyed the residue of his lands to the said Daniel, and William Perkins, in payment of their accounts for money disbursed during the sickness of the claimant's wife; thinks the land is not worth more than $2 pr acre. thinks the transfer without fraud.
Copy of a deed from claimant to William Perkins, exhibited, dated 6 Sept 1 1821. acknowledged same day, and recorded 12 th February 1825 for 50. acres. Consideration $200.
also, Copy of a deed to Daniel Hubbard, dated 18 th Sept 1 1821. acknowledged same day, and recorded 4 th February 1825 for 107. acres. Consideration - Blank - consequently Void, and the land still the property of claimant.
These are the ordinary deeds of Bargain & Sale -
William Perkins states, that he purchased from claimant at the price mentioned - claimant owed him $150 for articles &c furnished his family during his wife's sickness. That the other $50 was to be paid in salt and flour, for which he gave his note.
Daniel Hubbard states, that he has discharged the following demands against his father.
   To Bearer. contracted 17. Jan. 1817. a note. $ 2. 60.   " Rodolphus Drake. " 2 May 1819. note. 23. 84   " Horace Pierce " 3 Jan. 1820. Book debt. 29. 30.   " Roger Cook. " Mar. 1820. do. 7. 00.   " Sam d Strong " July. 1820. note. 2. 25.   " Eli Strong " 22 Feb. 1823. note. 4. 20.   " Reuben Bourne. " 15 Mar. 1821. note. 56. 00   " Enoch Alden. " July. 1818. book debt. 16. 00.   " Henry Warner. " Feb. 1825. Judgment. 52. 74.   " Adeline Loggs 10. 00.   " I. S. Smith 1818 16. 00.   " Sumner 1816 10. 00.   " Lee 1816 6. 00.   " F. Smith July. 1819. 16. 00.   " Agnes Sypmour. 1820 10. 00.  

  To Mrs Hubbard. contracted. 1822. 16. 00.   " Aaron Butter. " 1820. 2. 75.   " Jesse Smith. " 1821. 5. 00.   " Ditto. " 1824. 3. 75.   " Rose Jones. " 1824. 50. 00.   " Ditto. " 1825. 10. 00.   about $18. 60 of this sum was contracted previously to March 1818. $ 345. 43. 
For what articles, and at what time paid by said Daniel Hubbard does not appear, nor are the certificates of the creditors produced. The statement not supported by disinterested witnesses.
By deducting the land conveyed 157 acres, and 10 more over-estimated in 1 st Schedule, say 167. from 179 1 as first exhibited - it leaves 12 1 / 2 acres unaccounted for. What sum Daniel Hubbard was to give for all the land conveyed to him is not stated.
No affidavits are offered in evidence signed by Doctor Dickenson and eight others, neighbours of the claimant, who testify to his industry, and good moral character. They also say the land was in quantity, estimated at more acres than the claimant owned.
These witnesses are certified to be credible and of good standing.
The claimant aged 69. a farmer - has been afflicted for several years with asthma - can work but little - lost an eye - no others in family save a wife by second marriage - her age not stated - children by former marriage unable to support him.
I certify that I have examined this case, and am of the opinion that according to the principles which have governed in previous decisions the claim ought to be admitted.

Affidavit in case of Noadiah Hubbard of Redfield N.Y.

State of New York Otsego County
John Edwards & Rodney Seymour
Overseers of the poor of the town of Redfield in said County being duly sworn say, that they are well acquainted with Noadiah Hubbard an applicant for a pension residing in said town, and they have known him for a long time - They are of the opinion that the sale of his property was a perfectly fair, just & bona fide sale, and one rendered absolutely necessary on account of his embarrassed circumstances. They further say upon oath, that from his present embarrassed situation, his infirm health & his age, - They do sincerely believe, & therefore thus do say, that the said Noadiah Hubbard comes fairly and justly within the laws providing for indigent soldiers - and from a knowledge of his situation they are induced to make this affidavit -
John Edwards
Rodney Seymour
Personally appeared before me the subscribed a justice of the peace in the the said County of Otsego the above named persons to me known as overseers of the poor of the town of Redfield and men of truth

and veracity, who made solemn oath to the truth of the within affidavits.
Sworn aff before me this 18 th December 1826.
Amos Kent Justice Peace

State of New York Oswego County Clerk's Office I do hereby certify that on the 18 th day of December 1826 being the day on which the within and foregoing affida- =vit was taken Amos Kent before whom the said affidavit was taken was a Justice of the Peace in and for said County duly commissioned and sworn as such and further that I am acquainted with the hand writing of the said Justice and verily believe the signature of "Amos Kent" subscribed to the said Certificate of Affidav- =vit is the proper hand writing of the said Justice - In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the said County this twelfth day of February 1827 J. S. Morgan Clerk of Oswego County

No. 2. 17. May 1827.
From J. G. Hatheway
Anno 17 May 1827
J. G. Hatheway
R. L. Edwards Esq. Senior office Washington City
Mr. [unclear]

J. L. Edwards Esq.
Sir
I rec d . some months
since a letter from y r . office inclosing an affidavit which had been sent by me in the case of Wadsworth Hubbard, requiring official proof of the fact that the magistrate who signed the same, was a magistrate duly authorized &c, I sent the same to the Clk of Onond Co, obtained the required cert t , & am advised that the papers were mailed for y r . office. — as no further suggestion was given in your letter of additional proof being required, I concluded that all that was necessary in the case had been done, & have been for some time looking for notice of a favorable result for the applicant,
If the case is yet under consideration and no favorable decision can be had for want of further evidence, on being so advised & the point stated it will be attended to.
I am Sir Respectfully your obed t J. S. Hathaway
Rome May 12 th 1827

Know all men by these presents that I Noadiah Hubbard a revolutionary Soldier, do constitute & appoint Benjamin P. Johnson of Rome. Oneida County & State of New York, my attorney for me in my name & for my use & benefit, to receive from the Secretary War all such communications as may be made relative to my restoration to a pension and to do all lawful acts relative to the same. Witness my hand & seal this 17 th day of February 1825. In presence of { J. Hathaway
Noadiah Hubbard
State of New York Oneida County ss on this 17 th day of February 1825 personally appeared before me Noadiah Hubbard and acknowledged the foregoing to be his voluntary act and deed.
J. Hathaway Judge of Ordinary pleas

1 st Schedule
Road at Hubbards
Pension papers
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No. 759
March 1820
Answer to be sent to Room No. 2. care of J. Gathaway
Will Will
J. Gathaway Rome N.Y.
Nov. 14. 1820

State of New York Oswego County ss
On this eight day of June in the year one thousand eight hundred and twenty, personally appeared in open Court in the Court of Common Pleas being a court of Record in and for said County insti- tuted and established as such by a public Statute of the state of New York - Noahiah Hubbard aged sixty four years, resident in the Town of Redfield in the county and state aforesaid, who being first duly sworn according to Law doth on his oath declare that he served in the revolutionary war, one year in Cap- tain Ebenezer Sumner's company of Infantry in a regiment commanded by Samuel Willis - And three years in Cap- tain Moses Ashley's company of Infantry in the first regiment commanded by Col. Joseph Vose in Gen. Glover's Brigade - That his first declaration or appli- cation to the war department of the united States for a pension under the act passed the eighteenth day of March one thousand eight hundred and eighteen was dated April twenty fourth one thousand eight hundred and eighteen in consequence of which appli- cation a pension certificate was issued in his favor numbered fourteen thousand seven hundred and a- fifty nine - And I do solemnly swear that I was a resident Citizen of the united States on the Eighteenth day of March one thousand eight hundred and eighteen, and that I have not since that time by gift sale or in any manner whatsoever disposed of my property or any part thereof with intent thereby to diminish it as to bring myself within the provi- sions 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 Eighteenth 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 surplus 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
Spadach Hubbard
Real estate one hundred and seventy nine acres and one half acre of wood land, except about twelve acres which is partly cleared and all but half an acre lying open to commons. Fifty acres of said land being mortgaged to secure the payment of two hundred dollars.
Personal property one old horse, one yoke of oxen fourteen years old & yoke, one year old Heifer, four sheep, one hog and three pigs, one dog. Tools, one old Plough, one set drag teeth, some pieces of old chain, two old axes, one broken shovel, one iron pot and one small kettle both cracked, one fine pair Kettles, one small potash kettle, one tea kettle, one table, three knives, and five forks, six cups and saucers, one doz. plates, different sizes, one tea pot, three guns and two chisels, one sickle.
Spadach Hubbard
And this declarant on his oath of office further says that he is by occupation a farmer, but from severe and continued infirmities particularly the Asthma which which he has been long afflicted, he is able to do but very little work. And this declarant further says upon his oath that the number and ability of his family is as follows. his wife Phoebe aged sixty one years, who for more than two years past has been unable to dress herself or do any kind of labor — on account of a fit of the Nervousness, which seized her in April 1888. And this declarant upon his oath of office further says that he is honestly owing to different persons the sum of three hundred and fifty dollars exclusive of the two hundred dollars secured by the mortgage before mentioned. Two hundred and seven dollars of the three hundred and fifty he is owing to Nehemiah Hubbard who advanced a

him the money to assist him in paying for his land — Isaac Hubbard
Sworn to and delivered before me this 8th day of June 1820 in open Court James B. D. Savage Osage Com. Pleas
Clerks office Osage County
I Joseph Davis clerk of the County of Osage do hereby certify that the foregoing cash and the schedule thereto annexed are truly copies from the records of the said court — And I do further certify that it is the opinion of the court that the total amount in value of the property exhibited in the afore- said schedule is three hundred and eighty six dollars and sixteen cents —
In testimony whereof I have here- unto set my hand and affixed the seal of the said court this 19th day of June 1820
J. Davis Clerk

State of New York Orange County ss On this 21 st day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty one personally appeared Dr. Open Court being a court of record called the Court of Common Pleas In and for the county aforesaid possessing a seal and a Jurisdiction unlimited in point of amount proceed- ing according to the course of the common law and keeping a record of its proceedings - Noadiah Hubbard aged Sixty five years president of the Town of Redfield In the County and State aforesaid who being first duly sworn according to law doth on his oath make the following declaration In order to that he served in the revolutionary war In the year 1775 in the month of December he enlisted in Capt. Ebenezer Sumner Company of Infantry Col. Samuel Willis Regiment and continued in said service one year in the Connecticut line and enlisted in the year 1777 in the month of September in Capt. Moses Ashley Company of Infantry in the first regiment com- manded by Col. Joseph Vose In General Gloyens Brigade Massachusetts line and continued to serve and continued to serve in said corps three years - That his first declaration or application to the war depart- ment of the United States for a pension under the act passed the eighteenth day of March one thou- -sand eight hundred and eighteen was dated April 26 th one thousand eight hundred and eighteen in con-

= record of which application a pension certificate was issued in his favor number fourteen thousand seven hundred and fifty nine - And I do solemnly swear that I was a resident citizen of the United States on the eighteenth day of March one thousand eight hundred and eighteen and that I have not since that time by gift sale or in any manner whatsoever dispo- sed of any property or any part thereof with intent thereby to diminish it as to bring myself within the provision of an act of congress entitled an act to provide for certain persons engaged in the land and naval service of the United States of America In the revolutionary war passed on the eighteenth day of March one thousand eight hundred and eighteen and that I have not nor has any person in trust for me any properties securities contracts or debts due to me nor have I any income other than what is contained in the schedule herewith annexed and by me subscribed  Noadiah Hubbard
The following is a Schedule of all my property
   one Two year old heifer $8.00   one Hog 1.50   one fine pail kettle 3.50   1 old pot 1 dish kettle .75   1 tea kettle 1 Spider 5 chairs 3.50   1 old broken table 3 knives & forks 1.00   3 old Iron Spoons 3 tea cups & saucers .38   2 pewter plates 2 pewter platters 1.00   6 earthen plates 1 pt bowl .50   1 old worn out plowshare 1.00  

Eight drag teeth two old axes pieces of chains $5.00 3 augers 1 hand saw 1 drawing knife. — 3.00 3 chisels — — — 2.50  29 50
And this declarant further saith that he is by occupation a farmer but from severe afflictiues particular the asthma he is wholly unable to labor To maintain himself and that he has no family Doadiah Hubbard
State of New York Onondaga County ss
Be it known that on this present term of September personally appeared in open court the above named Doadiah Hubbard and took and subscribed the above affidavit Sept 21 st 1821
Onondaga County Clerks Office
John Grant Jr First Judge
I Smith Dunlap Clerk of the county of Onondaga do hereby certify that the foregoing oath and 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 Twenty nine Dollars and fifty cents — In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the said court This 23 rd day of September 1821 Smith Dunlap Clerk

Nondiah Hubbards
Aff. 4
Declaration for Pension
Certified Copy
3 d Schedule
18
(John)
...the County of ...

State of New York
Sussex County ss On this 29 th day of June 1825, Oswego
personally appeared in open court in Circuit our Court of Common Pleas being a court of record by Statute for said County of Oswego, Noadiah Hubbard resident in said County, aged 89 years, who being first duly sworn, according to law, doth on his oath make the following declaration, in order to obtain the provision made by the acts of Congress, of the 18 th March 1818, and the 1 st May 1820, that he the said Noadiah Hubbard enlisted for the term of three years, on the 22 nd day of September in the year 1777, in the State of Massachusetts, in the Company commanded by Captain Moses Ashley, in the Regiment commanded by Col. Joseph Vose in the line of the State of Massachusetts on the Continental establishment; that he continued to serve in said Corps until September 1780 when he was discharged from service, in Skene- ratch in the State of New Jersey, that his name has been placed upon the Pension list, and dropped therefrom on account of his property.
And in pursuance of the act of the 1 st of May 1820, I do solemnly swear that I was a resident Citizen of the United States of America on the 18 th day of March 1818, 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 being myself within the provision of an act of Congress, entitled "an act to provide for certain persons engaged in the land & naval service of the United States, in the Revolutionary war" passed on the 18 th day of March 1818; 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. That since the exhibition of my Schedule in 1820 & 1821, the following changes have been made in my property.
One hundred seventy nine & a half acres of wild land except the one sold to Daniel Hubbard and William Perkins, in payment of debts & securities due them, as will appear by their affidavits & the Certified Copies of the deeds of conveyance on file in the Pension office. One old horse Dead. One yoke of oxen Dead. One year old heifer , died on account of excessive cold in the winter, & being frozen. Four Sheep , killed & eat up in my family. Four hogs Three sold by Constable as will appear by his certificate on file

at Pennon office, & one killed beat up. One Dozen fowls, Some killed by the Foyes and the rest killed beat up in family. One Five gal Kettle, Sold to Doctor Alden of Redfield towards a debt for doctoring. in February 1825. One Small Potash Kettle, Sold Daniel Nuttall to buy provisions to live upon, in summer of 1825. One old table — broke to pieces. Six cups & saucers — broke to pieces. Earthen plates, all broken but two. One Tea pot — broke. One bowl broke.
Inventory of property.
  2 Earthen quart bowls —  3  25    2 plates  1  00    Percolator plates & plate —  12  00    One bowl —   50    1 old pot & broken dish kettle —      1 Tea kettle Spade & P }  3  50    five chains —   25    3 Knives & forks —   13    3 old Iron Spoons —  1  00    1 old plough share —      8 drag links, 2 old axes }  5  00    4 pieces of chain }      3 augers hand saw —  3  00    knives & 2 cheris —          $26.63   
thereof, with interest thereon.

And the said Noah d th Hubbard further Says he is a farmer by occupation, but from sever l infirmities particularly the asthma & being blind with one eye , he is unable to labor or to maintain himself, and that he has no family, except a wife about 76 years old.
Given & declared before Me in open court this 29 th Noah d th Hubbard day of June 1825,
N. Williams Circuit Judge of the 5 th Circuit of the State of New York
I, Hiram Hubbell Clerk of the County of Onondaga & Clerk of the Circuit Court in & for said County do hereby certify that it appears to the satisfaction of the Court, that the said Noah d th Hubbard did serve in the Revolutionary War, as stated in the preceding declaration against the common enemy, for the term of nine months, under an engagement on the Continental establishment. I also certify that the foregoing oath & the schedule thereto annexed are truly copied from the records of said Court and I do further certify that it is the opinion of the Court, that the total amount in value of the property exhibited in the aforesaid schedule is Twenty Six dollars & Sixty three cents.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand, & affixed the Seal of the said Court

The tenth day of July - 1825.
Hiram Hubbell
Clerk of the County of Oswego.
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Residence in the County of Oswego

N. Hubbard affl. & Johnson & Dickenson So
B

Redfield April 27 th 1825 The following is a schedule of all my property
one Cow & Calf one Hog one Pot one Dish Kettle Three Iron Spoons Two pewter platters Two pewter plates Two Brown Bowls Two Knives & forks One old plough share Eight Harrow teeth Three old Augers one hand saw One Drawing knife Two Chisels Two pieces of chain one Spider Two old milk pans one Tin cup — Voadiah Hubbell
The above Voadiah Hubbard has been sworn to the above schedule before me this 27 th day April 1825 at Redfield Amos Kent J Peace
State of New York } Onondaga County, ss. }
I, Hiram Hubbell, Clerk of said County, Do hereby certify that Amos Kent Esq. whose name is above subscribed, was on the 27 th day of April 1825, a Justice of the Peace in and for said County, duly appointed and qualified as such. — In testimony whereof I have hereunto affixed the Seal of said County, and subscribed my name this third day of May Eighteen hundred & twenty five. — Hiram Hubbell

We the undersigned being Inhabitants of the town of Redfield in the County of Oswego & State of New York and being well acquainted with Enoch Hubbard late a Petitioner & still a resident of this town do from a full conviction of the justice of his claim on his Country cheerfully depose & subscribe to the following facts. VIZ.
That at the time he exhibited his first schedule he was embarrassed with debts.
That at a fair sale of all the property owned by him at that time but little money could have been left after paying what he justly owed. That since that time he has had much sickness in his family & lost his wife & married again he has become quite poor, he has for a number of years been much afflicted with the Asthma. So far advanced in age & has but one Eye He has ever sustained during our acquaintance with him the character of a sober man, and if the act of Congress passed 18 th of March 1818 was designed to benefit such Soldiers of the Revolution as remain poor yet honest Sickly yet temperate. we must conclude that the claim of Enoch Hubbard deserve immediate attention
Amos Johnson
David Dickerson
The above named persons have been sworn before me as to the above statement and the witnesses are of good moral character & respectable men in this town of Redfield April 27 th 1825 Amos Kent Justice of the peace

State of New York Oswego County ss. On the 27 day of August 1825 Personally appeared before me the subscribers who being duly sworn say that they are well acquainted with Noahick Hubbard and Daniel Hubbard and with the sale of a tract of Land in Redfield by the said Noahick to the said Daniel and further that the said Daniel advanced most of the money for said Land previous to his obtaining a Pension & before the act was passed for that purpose and further the Amount advanced by said Daniel for said Land is more than the same is worth and more than it can now be sold for, and that there can be no doubt that said sale was bona fide and fair and that said Noahick Hubbard is a very poor and infirm man and further say not
Allyn Seymour
Sworn before me this 29th day of August 1825 at Redfield
Enoch Alden
Wm Lord, Superior
David Dickerson Postmaster Redfield
Allyn Seymour Town Clerk
Personally appeared before me this 29th day of August 1825 the subscribers Amos Johnson & Samuel W. Johnson and being duly sworn depose & say that they are ac- -quainted with Noahick Hubbard, Allyn Seymour, Enoch Alden, & Wm Lord and that Noahick Hubbard is poor and from nine years acquaintance believe to be an honest man and the deponents men of character & standing & they believe the above affidavit to be substantially correct & further the deponent saith not
Amos Johnson
Samuel W. Johnson
Sworn before me this 29th of August
Amos Kent of Peace

State of New York } Owego County } ss.
I Hiram Hubbell, Clerk of said County of Owego Do hereby Certify that Amos Kent Esq. before whom the within affidavits appear to have been made, was on the day of the date thereof a Justice of the Peace in and for the said County of Owego, duly appointed and sworn as such according to Law - And further that I am acquainted with the hand writing of the said Justice, and verily believe that the signature "Amos Kent, J. Peace" subscribed on the within is the proper hand writing of the said Justice
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Seal of the said County at Richland this 29 th day of August 1825.
Hiram Hubbell

Noadiah Hubbard Pension papers Affidavit
Allyn Symons affid
A.
Certified copy H. Hubbell, clk.

State of New York
Oswego County ss.
Oswego Common Pleas of the Term of June 1822.
Be it remembered that at a Court of Common Pleas held at the Court house in the town of Richland in and for said County on the sixth day of June in the Year aforesaid in open Court personally appeared Allyn Seymour Esquire a Justice of the Peace in and for said County residing in the town of Redfield in said County and being duly sworn says that he is a near neighbor to Nondiah Hubbard an applicant for a pension under an Act of Congress passed, as this deponent understands, March 18 th 1818, and that he is intimately acquainted with his circumstances and with what has been for several years past and now is the state of his property and family And this deponent further says that the quantity of land lately owned by said Hubbard and which appears to have been estimated in his former Schedule at one hundred and seventy nine and one half Acres was as this deponent believes estimated at ten Acres too much And that although fifty Acres of the same Lot of which the land owned by said Hubbard is part were mortgaged by a former owner, Asa Curtiss, yet that Mortgage covered only about eight Acres owned by said Hubbard That said Mortgage was given by said Curtiss to the Trustees of the first United Religious Society of the town of Redfield for securing the payment of two hundred Dollars with interest and that about forty two Acres of the said fifty were sold by the Comptroller of this State for the payment of taxes due the State so as to leave the remaining eight Acres, which were owned by said Hubbard, charged with the payment of the whole principal and interest secured by said Mortgage of which eight Acres the said Nondiah Hubbard gave a Quit Claim Deed to Daniel Hubbard his son on his agreeing to indemnify said Nondiah Hubbard against said Mortgage — And this deponent says that the said eight Acres were not and are not in his opinion worth more than half the Amount due on the Mortgage — That the residue of the land above mentioned

owned by said Noadiah was conveyed by him to Perkins & Hubbard towards paying expenses incurred in the said Noadiah's family during and in consequence of a long course of sickness of said Noadiah's wife of about three years continuance during which time she was afflicted with the numpalsy and the payment of other debts of said Noadiah which said sums amounted to more than what this deponent believes to be or to have then been the value of the said land which this deponent thinks was not worth more than two Dollars per Acre - This deponent further says that of the personal property of the said Noadiah mentioned viz. One house 1 Yoke of Oxen 1 Steer, lost by death, the remaining personal property was spent to the use of the family (such as is not now mentioned in his inventory) during their sickness. And this deponent further saith that he verily believes that the property was honestly and fairly disposed of without fraud or deceit. And this deponent further saith that he has lived neighbor to him the said Noadiah Hubbard for more than five years and is well acquainted with the transactions as related to the transfer of real estate and other property of him the said Noadiah and is well assured that it has been fairly represented and that the said Hubbard is in as indigent circumstances as is stated in his inventory. And further saith not. —
Allyn Seymour
Sworn in open Court this sixth day of June 1822, before me Chester Hayden, Judge of said Court
State of New York Clerk's Office } ss. Onondaga County }
I Hiram Hubbell, Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of said County Do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of an original Affidavit remaining on file in this office. Witness the Seal of said County, and my name hereto subscribed this nineteenth day of April eighteen hundred and twenty five.
Hiram Hubbell

State of New York } Osceola County ss } Osceola Common Pleas of the Term of June 1822
Be It remembered that at a court of Common Pleas held at the Court house in the Town of Richland in and for said County on the sixth day of June in the year aforesaid in the Court personally appeared Albion Seymour Esquire a Justice of the peace in and for the said County residing in the Town of Redfield in said County and being duly sworn says that he is a near neighbour to Obediah Hubbard an applicant for a pension under an act of Congress passed as this deponent understands March 18 th 1818 and that he is intimately acquainted with his circumstances and what has been for several years past and now is the State of his property and family and this deponent further says that the quantity of land owned by said Hubbard and which appears to have been estimated in his former schedule at one hundred and seventy nine and one half acres was as this deponent believes estimated at ten acres too much and that although fifty acres of the same lot of which the land owned by said Hubbard is part was mortgaged by a former owner Lisa Curtis yet that mortgage covered only about eight acres owned by said Hubbard that said mortgage was given by said Curtis to the trustees of the first United Religious society of the Town of Redfield for securing the payment of two hundred dollars with interest and that about forty two acres of the said fifty was sold by the Comptroller of this State for

The payment of taxes due the State so as to have the remaining eight acres which were owned by said Hubbard charged with the payment of the whole principal and interest secured by said mortgage of which eight acres the said Noadiah Hubbard gave a quit claim deed to Daniel Hubbard his son on his agreeing to indemnify said Noadiah Hubbard against said mortgage and this deponent says that the said eight acres of land were not and are not in his opinion worth more than half the amount due on the mortgage That the residue of the land above mentioned owned by said Noadiah was conveyed by him to Perkins and Hubbard towards paying expenses incurred in the said Noadiahs family during and in consequence of a long course of sickness of said Noadiahs wife of about three years continuance during which time she was afflicted with the morbus palis and the payment of the other debts of said Noadiah which said sums amounted to more than what this deponent believes to be or to have then been the value of the said land which this deponent thinks was not worth more than two dollars per acre this deponent further says that of the personal property of the said Noadiah mentioned viz one horse one yoke of oxen one steer died the remaining personal property was spent to the use of the family (such as is not mentioned in his inventory) during their sickness and this deponent further saith that he verily

believes that the property was honestly and fairly disposed of without fraud or deceit and this deponent further saith that he hath lived neighbour to him the said Moadiah Hubbard for more than five years and is well acquainted with the transaction as relates to the transfer of Real Estate and other property of him the said Moadiah and is well assured that it has been fairly represented and that the said Hubbard is in no different circumstances as is stated in his inventory and further saith not
Albion Pease
Given in open court this sixth day of June 1892
Before me
Chester Hayden Judge of said Court
Coshocton County Clerk's Office
I hereby certify the above to be a true copy of the original on file in this office. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal of the said county this 18 th day of August 1892
Smith Dunlap clk

Asa Curtis and Lois his wife of Redfield, County of Oneida, State of New York, on the nineteenth day of July in the year one thousand eight hundred and nine, for securing the payment of the sum of Two hundred Dollars according to the conditions of a certain obligation from the party of the first part to the said party of the second part bearing even date herewith have Mortgaged unto the Trustees of the First United Religious Society in Redfield, namely Jonathan Harman Eli Strong Samuel Brooks Jr. Ebenezer Chamberlain & James Drake and their successors in office - All that certain tract or parcel of lands in the town of Redfield aforesaid being fifty acres in the Great lot No 21. in the allotment of said Town, and marked in the map of the said Town, filed in the Secretaries office, Thrall 50 and bounded as follows beginning at the South east Corner of Charles F. Webster's lot of sixty one acres thence running north eighty one degrees west one hundred and sixty rods - thence south fifty rods, thence south eighty one deg s east one hundred and sixty rods thence north fifty rods on the line that divides great lot No. 21. and 22. to the place of beginning containing by estimation fifty acres, together with all the appurtenances thereunto belonging; Acknowledged before N. Sage, a Judge &c on the 19 th day of July 1809 by the Mortgagors known to be. Registered the fourth day of May One thousand eight hundred and ten, one o'clock P.M.
Francis A. Bloodgood
Clerks office Oneida County ss. I Eliasaph Dorchester Clerk of the County, of Oneida do hereby Certify that the foregoing is a true Copy of a deed of Mortgage, as Registered in this office, in Book 6. of Mortgages page 405. Witness my hand this first day of July 1822. Eliasaph Dorchester, Clerk.