DANIEL MCGEE, REVOLUTIONARY WAR PENSION APPLICATION, MIDDLESEX COUNTY, NEW JERSEY

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M804-1683

Daniel McGee
S.33389
Pennsylvania
19 Pages
Bounty Land Warrent No: 10,081 for 100 acres issued January 4, 1789
Private in the artillery
Pennsylvania Line
Pension No: 3064 New Jersey Roll
Captain McGowan
Certificate of Penssion issued Sept 26 1818 sent to William P. Deave 
Esq,
New Brusnwick, New Jersey South Amboy, Middlesex
Resident of Monmouth County, NJ, Age 58 on July 25, 1820
Served in Captain William Furgason's company and in the 4th Regiment of
Pennsylvania Artillery commanded by Col. Thomas Prockton.
Occupation is a ship carpenter, but is infirm anc cannot pursue it.
Wife Sarah age about 40, Daughter Sarah Ann aged nine years
Enlisted in Philadelphia in April 1777 in the comapny commded by Captain
McGowan in the 4th Pennsylvania Regiment commanded by Col William Butler
and continued to serve in said regiment until January 1781 when he was
discharged at Trenton in New Jersey and that he again enlisted in the 
fourth artillery Regiment of Pennsylvania and served until the end of 
the war as appears by his discharge. He was in the battles of Brandywine 
and at the capture of Cornwallis at YorkTown.

Communications with:

Law offices of Percival Magee
Miss Jessie E. Magee
Tulsa OK
Nov, 1912