MILITARY: Pension; Campbell, Jacob; Otsego co., NY
Revolutionary War: 
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JACOB CAMPBELL
Of New York

Jacob Campbell applied for revolutionary pension while he was living in Otsego
County, New York. He was born February 4, 1762, in Windham County,
Connecticut. He enlisted March 16, 1778, in Captain Philip Traffan's company,
Colonels Barter and John Topham's Rhode Island regiment. He was in the battle
of Rhode Island and continued in service for one year and then reenlisted. He
was discharged at Newport, 1781, on account of sickness. After the Revolution
he resided in several counties in New York including: Dutchess, Columbia,
Chenango and Otsego. His wife was named Martha.


Additional Comments:
From:

SOME TENNESSEE HEROES
OF THE
REVOLUTION
Compiled From Pension Statements
PAMPHLET NO. III

by Zella Armstrong

This was in the section marked:

RECORDS OF SOME REVOLUTIONARY PENSIONERS WHO DID NOT LIVE IN TENNESSEE BUT WHO
HAVE TENNESSEE DESCENDENTS OR SOME OTHER TENNESSEE INTEREST