MILITARY: American Revolution, Pension, 1832; Granby, Hartford County, Connecticut
Submitted by B. Jo Branch on 25 Feb 2009
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Province of New Brunswick
County of Northumberiand
Be it known, that before me a jusfice of Peace in and for the County
aforesaid personally appeared Jared Tozer and Made Oath in due form of Law
that he is the identical person named in An Original Certifcate in his
possession of which I Certify the following to be a true Copy.

War Department Revolutionary Claim, I Certify that in Conformity with the
Law of the United States of 7th June 1832. Jared Tozer of the State of
Connecticut who was a private of Cavalry in the Army of the Revolution is
entitled to receive one Hundred Dollars per Annum during his Natural life.
Commencing on the 4th March 1831 and payable Semiannually on the 4th of
March and 4th of September in every year.

        Given the War Office of the United States

        The third day of December one thousand

        Eight hundred and thirty five

        [LeleCap.] Secretary of War

Examined and }
Countersigned } J.L. Edwards

         Commissioner of pensions

That he is entitle to a pension of one Hundred Dollars per year on Account
of his Services rendered to the United States during the Revolutionary War,
that he now resides in the parish of Northesk County of Norhumberland and
province of New Brunswick and has resided there for the space of thirty
seven years past and that previous thereto he resided on the river St. John
in the province aforesaid and came from the State of Connecticut County of
Hartford & town of Granby
Sworn and Subscribed
This day of March 1849
Before Me Justice of the Peace

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