Horton Family - Barnabas Horton - Revolutionary War Pension Files - Page 8

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Nathan M Davis Jus Peace

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                                                        Commonwealth of Massachusetts

    The aforenamed Nathaniel Morton Davis before whom the foregoing Deposition was taken is a respectable Magistrate and Counsellor at law in this County of Plymouth and is authorized to take [?], and the forgoing is his genuine handwriting and signature

Nahum Mitchell, Judge

March 27. 1819.                                                                            [Gen]

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I Silvanus Larell do testify and Say  that Barnabas Horton was one of the last three years men in the Revolutionary war from the Town of Bridgewater [?] and that after the close of the war [?] [?] of him his final settlements, so called, and received his wages. I am a native and inhabitant of Bridgewater with him and have always known him and there can be no doubt of his having served as a soldier during the last 3 years in said war. - Silvanus Larell

    Commonwealth of Massachusetts Plymouth. ss March 29 1819. Personally appeared the above named get. Silvanus Larell & mad oath to the truth of the above [??]position by him subscribed in my presence - and I do certify that he is a credible and disinterested witness.-

                                Nahum Mitchell Judge of the 

                CCC Pleas [?]{?] Ms.           

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July 3. 1840

[Mr]                                 

[?]                         

Barnabas                  

Molly Horton  

L. Edwards Esq

Com. of Pensions

Washington       

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Buckfield Mas June 27.1840

J.L Edwards

            Com. of Pensions

                        Sir

                I have in[terviewed] widow of the marriage of Barnabas Horton with Molly Muse, in support of the application of Mrs Horton for a pension [?] [finding] in your office [before] & believe that you will consider it sufficient, the original [?] [case] having been brought and the clergyman probably dead.                                                                         Your respectfully

                                     Saml. F. Brown

            

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