REVOLUTIONARY WAR PENSION APPLICATION - CHARLES & BARBARA LENOX

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Lenox, Charles and Barbara
S25629 VA

In Estill County, Kentucky, on 19th of November 1820, before Justice of the 
Peace, Charles Knox, Charles Lenox appeared and made oath: That he is the same 
person who belonged to the company commanded by Captain Payton in the regiment 
commanded by Colonel Marshall. That his name was placed on the pension roll of 
Pennsylvania. That he delivered his pension certificate to Thomas Sandford, late 
member of Congress and does not know what became of it, because the General died 
without ever having delivered it.

Charles Lenox stated that he wished his pension to be transferred from 
Pennsylvania to Kentucky, to where he has lately removed and intends to remain.

There was a note on the back of the application stating that the pension of 
Charles Lenox was transferred to Kentucky to be payable there on the 5th of 
January 1821.