| Bartholomew Forbes Revolutionary War Pension Application & Bounty Land Warrant Application |
St. Paul Minn.
Jun 1st 1907
Clerk of Pension Dept.
Washington DC
Dear Sir,
Will you kindly give me a brief history of Bartholomew Forbush,
who was a private in the Revolutionary war, was in the first
regiment of NY. I am very anxious to learn where he was born,
where he enlisted, and where he died. Any information you can
give me will be greatly appreciated.
Yours Very Truly
F. H. Gerrard
95 Kent Str
St Paul, Minn.
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Jun 1st 1907
Clerk of Pension Dept.
Washington DC
Dear Sir,
Will you kindly give me a brief history of Bartholomew Forbush,
who was a private in the Revolutionary war, was in the first
regiment of NY. I am very anxious to learn where he was born,
where he enlisted, and where he died. Any information you can
give me will be greatly appreciated.
Yours Very Truly
F. H. Gerrard
95 Kent Str
St Paul, Minn.
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Bartholomew Forbush
Wid. Catherine
New York W16994
A Roll of Capt. Andrew Finch's co., dated April 20-28 1778, has
been removed from this claim for transmittal to the War
Department.
S.C.A.
March 6, 1911
Send to War Dept.
Jany 16, 1913.
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Wid. Catherine
New York W16994
A Roll of Capt. Andrew Finch's co., dated April 20-28 1778, has
been removed from this claim for transmittal to the War
Department.
S.C.A.
March 6, 1911
Send to War Dept.
Jany 16, 1913.
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Rev. Widow &c.
16994
Catherine Forbush
widow of
Bartholomew Forbush
Priv. Rev. War
Act July 4, 1836
Vol. A, Page 248
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16994
Catherine Forbush
widow of
Bartholomew Forbush
Priv. Rev. War
Act July 4, 1836
Vol. A, Page 248
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State of New York
Herkimer County
Christina Hawkins
of the town of Dearfield in the county of Onieda and state aforesaid, now the wife of Isaiah
Hawkins, being duly sworn, under oath doth depose and say; that she is now in the twenty
fifth year of her age; that she was the daughter of Jacob Forbush; that she was born in the
now Town of Dearfield, in the now county of Herkimer, at the time of the breaking out of the
Revolutionary war and continued to reside there until they were driven away from their
home by the enemy during said war.
And this deponent further saith that she had a brother by the name of Bartholomew who
was several years older than this deponent.
And this deponent further saith that Bartholomew Forbush, her brother aforesaid, enlisted in
the Army during the Revolutionary war in the Company commanded at the time of the
enlistment by one Andrew Fink who was the captain thereof as this deponent was informed
at the time by her brother aforesaid and by her father and by many others and verily
believes it to be true that she was well acquainted with captain Andrew Fink aforesaid.
And this deponent further saith that her brother Bartholomew aforesaid not long after he
was married as aforesaid and before the expiration of his furlough returned to his company
and continued in the service as a soldier for about one year after he was married as
aforesaid before he returned home again, that he was taken sick and that her father went
after him, obtained a furlough for her brother aforesaid and then brought him home, that
before his furlough expired he was taken a prisoner of war by the enemy and carried to
Canada.
And this deponent further saith that she was well acquainted with said Catherine Furrey
the wife of her said brother Bartholomew, for several years previous to her marriage with
him as aforesaid.
And this deponent further saith that her brother Bartholomew was always dressed in a
soldiers uniform when he came home.
And this deponent further saith that her brother Bartholomew aforesaid did not return from
Canada until about the close of the war, having been absent a prisoner in Canada for three
years or thereabouts.
And the said deponent further saith that her brother Bartholomew aforesaid always resided
at home at her father's house up to the time of his enlistmet as aforesaid that he left the
farm when he enlisted the serivce and that he made her father's home his home until the
close of the war. When he was not in service or a prisoner of war in Canada as aforesaid.
And this deponent further saith that she always resided in her father's family until she was
married which took place about the year 1782 and deponent says that she cannot either
read or write.
And this deponent further saith that her brother Bartholomew aforesaid and that said
Catharine his wife as aforesaid always lived together as husband and wife after their
marriage aforesaid up to the time of his death which took place about 31 years ago at the
city of Albany where he and his family then resided - that his widow never married again.
And this deponent further saith that her brother Bartholomew was a soldier at the time he
was taken prisoner of war as aforesaid.
And this deponent further saith that she has been informed by her brother Bartholomew
and by other persons who were present in Canada at the time that her brother aforesaid
was confined in prison -- that her brother Bartholomew aforesaid was kept in close
confinement in prison in Canada for over 18 months whilst a prisoner as aforesaid.
her
Christiana X Hawkins
mark
Swron ad Subscribed}
this 16th day of March}
A. D. 1839 before me }
at newport Herkimer County}
N York Jas M SMith, Justice of the Peace}
And I do hereby certify that I am acquiinted with the said Christian Hawkins and that this is
a credible and respectable person and a person of truth & accuracy, and what she says
may be relied upon - Jas M Smith Justice of the Peace
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Herkimer County
Christina Hawkins
of the town of Dearfield in the county of Onieda and state aforesaid, now the wife of Isaiah
Hawkins, being duly sworn, under oath doth depose and say; that she is now in the twenty
fifth year of her age; that she was the daughter of Jacob Forbush; that she was born in the
now Town of Dearfield, in the now county of Herkimer, at the time of the breaking out of the
Revolutionary war and continued to reside there until they were driven away from their
home by the enemy during said war.
And this deponent further saith that she had a brother by the name of Bartholomew who
was several years older than this deponent.
And this deponent further saith that Bartholomew Forbush, her brother aforesaid, enlisted in
the Army during the Revolutionary war in the Company commanded at the time of the
enlistment by one Andrew Fink who was the captain thereof as this deponent was informed
at the time by her brother aforesaid and by her father and by many others and verily
believes it to be true that she was well acquainted with captain Andrew Fink aforesaid.
And this deponent further saith that her brother Bartholomew aforesaid not long after he
was married as aforesaid and before the expiration of his furlough returned to his company
and continued in the service as a soldier for about one year after he was married as
aforesaid before he returned home again, that he was taken sick and that her father went
after him, obtained a furlough for her brother aforesaid and then brought him home, that
before his furlough expired he was taken a prisoner of war by the enemy and carried to
Canada.
And this deponent further saith that she was well acquainted with said Catherine Furrey
the wife of her said brother Bartholomew, for several years previous to her marriage with
him as aforesaid.
And this deponent further saith that her brother Bartholomew was always dressed in a
soldiers uniform when he came home.
And this deponent further saith that her brother Bartholomew aforesaid did not return from
Canada until about the close of the war, having been absent a prisoner in Canada for three
years or thereabouts.
And the said deponent further saith that her brother Bartholomew aforesaid always resided
at home at her father's house up to the time of his enlistmet as aforesaid that he left the
farm when he enlisted the serivce and that he made her father's home his home until the
close of the war. When he was not in service or a prisoner of war in Canada as aforesaid.
And this deponent further saith that she always resided in her father's family until she was
married which took place about the year 1782 and deponent says that she cannot either
read or write.
And this deponent further saith that her brother Bartholomew aforesaid and that said
Catharine his wife as aforesaid always lived together as husband and wife after their
marriage aforesaid up to the time of his death which took place about 31 years ago at the
city of Albany where he and his family then resided - that his widow never married again.
And this deponent further saith that her brother Bartholomew was a soldier at the time he
was taken prisoner of war as aforesaid.
And this deponent further saith that she has been informed by her brother Bartholomew
and by other persons who were present in Canada at the time that her brother aforesaid
was confined in prison -- that her brother Bartholomew aforesaid was kept in close
confinement in prison in Canada for over 18 months whilst a prisoner as aforesaid.
her
Christiana X Hawkins
mark
Swron ad Subscribed}
this 16th day of March}
A. D. 1839 before me }
at newport Herkimer County}
N York Jas M SMith, Justice of the Peace}
And I do hereby certify that I am acquiinted with the said Christian Hawkins and that this is
a credible and respectable person and a person of truth & accuracy, and what she says
may be relied upon - Jas M Smith Justice of the Peace
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Inform Mr. Pinney that
no copy of a muster
roll, or any other paper
will be received as
evidence.
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no copy of a muster
roll, or any other paper
will be received as
evidence.
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July 12, 1840
Sir
I think when a letter from Edward C
Pinney, Esq., with a muster roll which he
affirms to be the only written proof
required by the superintendent in order
to grant a pension to the widow of
Bartholomew Forbush. Please to send
me the certificate of muster and return
the muster unless it is necessary that
they ------- the -------.
Very respectfully
Yr Obt Servt
P---- ----
Hon J. L. Cummins
Court of Pensions
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Sir
I think when a letter from Edward C
Pinney, Esq., with a muster roll which he
affirms to be the only written proof
required by the superintendent in order
to grant a pension to the widow of
Bartholomew Forbush. Please to send
me the certificate of muster and return
the muster unless it is necessary that
they ------- the -------.
Very respectfully
Yr Obt Servt
P---- ----
Hon J. L. Cummins
Court of Pensions
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State of New York
Montgomery County
Clerks office I do hereby certify that the written name Henry Cook Esq., whose
name is subscribed to the truth of the foregoing affidavit and was on the day of the date
thereof a Justice of the Peace in and for said county and duly authorized by the law of the
said state to administer oaths and that his signature subscribed to the same is guaranteed.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand & seal of my office this 6th day of
April 1839.
A. J. Connie Clerk
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Montgomery County
Clerks office I do hereby certify that the written name Henry Cook Esq., whose
name is subscribed to the truth of the foregoing affidavit and was on the day of the date
thereof a Justice of the Peace in and for said county and duly authorized by the law of the
said state to administer oaths and that his signature subscribed to the same is guaranteed.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand & seal of my office this 6th day of
April 1839.
A. J. Connie Clerk
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State of New York}
Montgomery County}
Lawrence Gros being duly sworn before me H. Cook one of the Justices of the said county
aforesaid, deposeth & says that Johan Daniel Gros who was an uncle of deponent &
deponent saying that the said Johann Daniel Gros was a regular constituted parish clergy
& preacher of the gospel, & was the pastor of the Dutch Reformed Society of Fort Plain
during the revolutionary war and deponent says that the records of the said society were
kept at the church of said society as this deponent is informed & believes, which church
and was at Fort Plain, and deponent says that the said church was destroyed by fire
during the said war, deponant says that according to his best recollection the said church
was destroyed by fire in & was done by the enemy which was in the year seventeen
hundred & eighty or eighty one, and the records of said society and church were destroyed
with said church as this deponent always understood & believes, deponent further says
that after the revolutionary war the said Johann Daniel Gros resided with the deponent and
all his papers and records in the possession of the said Johann Daniel Gros were left with
Deponent & no record of the said society was ever found among said papers & records so
left with this deponent. Deponent says that he is now sixty one years old and upwards.
Subscribed and sworn Feby 1st 1839}
Before me H. Cook Justice } Lawrence Gros
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Montgomery County}
Lawrence Gros being duly sworn before me H. Cook one of the Justices of the said county
aforesaid, deposeth & says that Johan Daniel Gros who was an uncle of deponent &
deponent saying that the said Johann Daniel Gros was a regular constituted parish clergy
& preacher of the gospel, & was the pastor of the Dutch Reformed Society of Fort Plain
during the revolutionary war and deponent says that the records of the said society were
kept at the church of said society as this deponent is informed & believes, which church
and was at Fort Plain, and deponent says that the said church was destroyed by fire
during the said war, deponant says that according to his best recollection the said church
was destroyed by fire in & was done by the enemy which was in the year seventeen
hundred & eighty or eighty one, and the records of said society and church were destroyed
with said church as this deponent always understood & believes, deponent further says
that after the revolutionary war the said Johann Daniel Gros resided with the deponent and
all his papers and records in the possession of the said Johann Daniel Gros were left with
Deponent & no record of the said society was ever found among said papers & records so
left with this deponent. Deponent says that he is now sixty one years old and upwards.
Subscribed and sworn Feby 1st 1839}
Before me H. Cook Justice } Lawrence Gros
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4467
Catherine Forbush
Bartholomew
NY
Act 4 July '36
Married 1779 September
Husband died 1808
Col Van Sch---ck } NY
Capt Finck }
Admitted
Private 2 yrs
Hon J. G. Floyd
Ho-- City NY
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Catherine Forbush
Bartholomew
NY
Act 4 July '36
Married 1779 September
Husband died 1808
Col Van Sch---ck } NY
Capt Finck }
Admitted
Private 2 yrs
Hon J. G. Floyd
Ho-- City NY
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New York, Herkimer County, August 14, 1839
J. S. Edwards Esq, Comp of Pensions
Dear Sir,
Sometime last spring I sent to the department the papers of
Catharine Forbush to obtain a pension as the widow of
Bartholomew Forbush a soldier of the Revolutionary War. If the
papers are not in such form as to meet your approbation,
please return them.
And much ably your obt svt
Edward C Pinney
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J. S. Edwards Esq, Comp of Pensions
Dear Sir,
Sometime last spring I sent to the department the papers of
Catharine Forbush to obtain a pension as the widow of
Bartholomew Forbush a soldier of the Revolutionary War. If the
papers are not in such form as to meet your approbation,
please return them.
And much ably your obt svt
Edward C Pinney
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Aug '20
Cath Forbush
4467
Apl '27
Oct '36
NY
James E Edwards Esqr
Comissioner of Pensions
Washington City
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Cath Forbush
4467
Apl '27
Oct '36
NY
James E Edwards Esqr
Comissioner of Pensions
Washington City
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In the matter of the application of a Pension of Catharine
Forbush the Widow of Bartholomew Forbush a Revolutionary
Soldier
State of New York
Oneida County
Christian Hawkins the wife of Isaiah Hawkins of the town of
Deerfield in the county of Oneida & state aforesaid being duly
sworn doth depose and says that Bartholomew Forbush
aforesaid was her brother and also Warren Forbush who
subscribed the annexed affidavit is also her brother. That
Catharine Forbush aforesaid was the wife and is now the
widow of said Bartholomew. That said Bartholomew is now
deceased, and this deponent further says that on further
investigating the marriage of her brother Bartholomew with the
aforesaid Catharine, and this deponent says that it took place
in the month of September 1779 and of which fact aforesaid
marriage after said examination and investigation --- this
deponent has no doubt and knows of her own knowledge to
be true.
her
Christina X Hawkins
mark
Sworn and subscribed this 20th day of September 1839 before
me; Daniel Walker, Justice of the Peace of said county.
I, Daniel Walker, the above named Justice of the Peace of said
county of Oneida do duly certify that Christina Hawkins whose
name is subscribed to the above affidavit is my neighbor, that i
am well acquainted with her, that she is a person of truth and
honesty and a credible person and what she says may be
relied upon as true - Daniel Walker, Justice of the Peace of
said county.
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Forbush the Widow of Bartholomew Forbush a Revolutionary
Soldier
State of New York
Oneida County
Christian Hawkins the wife of Isaiah Hawkins of the town of
Deerfield in the county of Oneida & state aforesaid being duly
sworn doth depose and says that Bartholomew Forbush
aforesaid was her brother and also Warren Forbush who
subscribed the annexed affidavit is also her brother. That
Catharine Forbush aforesaid was the wife and is now the
widow of said Bartholomew. That said Bartholomew is now
deceased, and this deponent further says that on further
investigating the marriage of her brother Bartholomew with the
aforesaid Catharine, and this deponent says that it took place
in the month of September 1779 and of which fact aforesaid
marriage after said examination and investigation --- this
deponent has no doubt and knows of her own knowledge to
be true.
her
Christina X Hawkins
mark
Sworn and subscribed this 20th day of September 1839 before
me; Daniel Walker, Justice of the Peace of said county.
I, Daniel Walker, the above named Justice of the Peace of said
county of Oneida do duly certify that Christina Hawkins whose
name is subscribed to the above affidavit is my neighbor, that i
am well acquainted with her, that she is a person of truth and
honesty and a credible person and what she says may be
relied upon as true - Daniel Walker, Justice of the Peace of
said county.
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State of New York
Oneida County
I, James Dean, Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas of
said county, said court
being a court aforesaid, also
clerk of said county, do
hereby certify that Daniel
Walker Esquire, ------------
the forgoing and attested
the affidavit of Warner
Forbush and Christina
Hawkins and I am
subscribing this 20th day of
September, was at the time
and is now a Justice of the
Peace in the aforesaid
county and duly qualified
according to law to act as
such justice, and further that
I am well acquainted with
the said writing of said
Justice and truly believe
that the signature of "Daniel
Walker, Justice of the
Peace of said County"
subscribed is the Justice of
the foregoing and -------
affidavits of Warner Forbush
and Christina Hawkins, and
also subscribed to the
certificate of said Justice
certifying to the identity of
the said Warner Forbush
and Christina Hawkins, is
the genuine hand writing
and signature of said
Justice.
In testimony whereof I have
hereunto set my hand and
seal of office this 24th day
of September in the year
one thousand eight hundred
thirty nine. James Dean,
Clerk.
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Oneida County
I, James Dean, Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas of
said county, said court
being a court aforesaid, also
clerk of said county, do
hereby certify that Daniel
Walker Esquire, ------------
the forgoing and attested
the affidavit of Warner
Forbush and Christina
Hawkins and I am
subscribing this 20th day of
September, was at the time
and is now a Justice of the
Peace in the aforesaid
county and duly qualified
according to law to act as
such justice, and further that
I am well acquainted with
the said writing of said
Justice and truly believe
that the signature of "Daniel
Walker, Justice of the
Peace of said County"
subscribed is the Justice of
the foregoing and -------
affidavits of Warner Forbush
and Christina Hawkins, and
also subscribed to the
certificate of said Justice
certifying to the identity of
the said Warner Forbush
and Christina Hawkins, is
the genuine hand writing
and signature of said
Justice.
In testimony whereof I have
hereunto set my hand and
seal of office this 24th day
of September in the year
one thousand eight hundred
thirty nine. James Dean,
Clerk.
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In the matter of the application for a pension of Catharine
Forbush the Widow of Bartholomew Forbush a Revolutionary
Soldier.
State of New York
Oneida County
Warner Forbush of the town of Dearfield county of Oneida
and state aforesaid, being duly sworn doth depose and say
that he is the brother of Bartholomew Forbush above named
that Catharine Forbush aforesaid was his dead brothers wife.
That his brother aforesaid is now deceased. And this
deponent further says that Christina Hawkins the wife of
Isaiah Hawkins of said town of Deerfield is the deponents
sister. And this deponent further says that in the third or
fourth year of the war of the revolution his brother aforesaid
was married to said Catharine and as this deponent verily
believes were so married, and of this he has no doubt.
his
Warner X Forbush
mark
Sworn and Subscribed this 20th day of September 1839 -
before me Daniel Walker, Justice of the Peace of said
county.
I, Daniel Walker, the above named Justice of the Peace of
said county do hereby certify that i am well acquainted with
Warren Forbush the above named witness who subscribed
the aforesaid affidavit that he is a man of truth and veracity
and what he says may be relied upon as true.
Daniel Walker, Justice of the Peace of said county.
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Forbush the Widow of Bartholomew Forbush a Revolutionary
Soldier.
State of New York
Oneida County
Warner Forbush of the town of Dearfield county of Oneida
and state aforesaid, being duly sworn doth depose and say
that he is the brother of Bartholomew Forbush above named
that Catharine Forbush aforesaid was his dead brothers wife.
That his brother aforesaid is now deceased. And this
deponent further says that Christina Hawkins the wife of
Isaiah Hawkins of said town of Deerfield is the deponents
sister. And this deponent further says that in the third or
fourth year of the war of the revolution his brother aforesaid
was married to said Catharine and as this deponent verily
believes were so married, and of this he has no doubt.
his
Warner X Forbush
mark
Sworn and Subscribed this 20th day of September 1839 -
before me Daniel Walker, Justice of the Peace of said
county.
I, Daniel Walker, the above named Justice of the Peace of
said county do hereby certify that i am well acquainted with
Warren Forbush the above named witness who subscribed
the aforesaid affidavit that he is a man of truth and veracity
and what he says may be relied upon as true.
Daniel Walker, Justice of the Peace of said county.
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Newport NY,
26 September
NY
Add'l proof
Cath Forbush
Hon James L Edwards
Commissioner of Pensions
Washington City
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26 September
NY
Add'l proof
Cath Forbush
Hon James L Edwards
Commissioner of Pensions
Washington City
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Newport Sept 26, 1839
Hon James L Edwards
Dear sir - enclosed I forward to you the affidavits of Warren
Forbush and Christina Hawkins, the brother and sister of
Bartholomew Forbush, on the subject of the marriage of
Catharine Forbush to said Bartholomew.
In your last communication you say "the original muster roll of
Capt Finks hand submitted to this office - at this time the
copy was taken, ---- ---- --- I spoke to Mr Fink on this subject
of sending the original to the pension office, to which he
replied that --- person has never intended in said papers, and
won't part with them - however, i shall call on Mr Fink again
and if possible shall obtain permission to forward said papers
to you. I am --- --- your obt svt
Edward C Pinney
Newport, Herkimer County
State of New York.
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Hon James L Edwards
Dear sir - enclosed I forward to you the affidavits of Warren
Forbush and Christina Hawkins, the brother and sister of
Bartholomew Forbush, on the subject of the marriage of
Catharine Forbush to said Bartholomew.
In your last communication you say "the original muster roll of
Capt Finks hand submitted to this office - at this time the
copy was taken, ---- ---- --- I spoke to Mr Fink on this subject
of sending the original to the pension office, to which he
replied that --- person has never intended in said papers, and
won't part with them - however, i shall call on Mr Fink again
and if possible shall obtain permission to forward said papers
to you. I am --- --- your obt svt
Edward C Pinney
Newport, Herkimer County
State of New York.
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Outside of envelope:
paid 6
Edward C Pinney Esq
New Port H, County
Postmark: Little Falls NY,
Oct 14.
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paid 6
Edward C Pinney Esq
New Port H, County
Postmark: Little Falls NY,
Oct 14.
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