Fleetwood Family


ISAAC FLEETWOOD - Revolutionary War Pension Document - January 27, 1823 - Page 2


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Below, I have transcribed it line by line as best I can.


Isaac Fleetwood's Revolutionary War Pension Document - January 27, 1823 - Page 2


• has no other evidence of his service except the deposition of
• John Smith an old Revolutionary solider and the other
• depositions herein filed and transmitted too he made his
• original declaration and application for a pension
• on the 16th day of June 1818 but he has not yet received
• his pension certificate which declaration is refered to
• marked A which is herewith transmitted and he
• also doth declare on oath that he was a resident
• citizen of the United States on the 18th day of March 1818
• and that he has not since that time by gift, sale or
• in any manner whatever disposed of his property
• or any part thereof with an intent thereby to diminish
• it as to bring myself in the provisions of an act of
• Congress entitled an act to provide for certain persons
• engaged in the land and Naval Service of the
• United States in the Revolutionary War passed on the
• 18th day of March 1818 and that I have not nor has
• any person in trust for me any property securities
• contracts or debts due me nor have I any income
• other than what is contained in the schedule
• hereto annexed by me subscriber Viz, one little
• mare worth $25, two little heifers worth seven
• dollars each $14, eleven head of hogs worth $20
• one pot worth $1.50 cts, one oven worth 300 cts, two
• axes worth one dollar each $2, three old hoes
• worth $1, and that he has no other property either
• real or personal his occupation is that of farmer
• but he is too old and infirm to pursue it his
• family consists in a wife aged about forty five years
• and ... three small children which is unable
• to contribute anything for his support and it is
• from his reduced circumstances in life and
• inabilities to labour that he claims the assistance
• of his country

 

I have not transcribed the affidavit at the bottom of the document.


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