REVOLUTIONARY WAR PENSION APPLICATION - CHRISTIAN NEIGHBARGER

Contributed by: Nola Rogers [ubetchurhair@nextek.net]
October 15, 2002

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The state of Ohio Licking County came before me John Leivern one of the justices 
of the peace from said County personally came Jacob Neighbarger who being duly 
sworn according to disposeth and saith that Christian Neighbarger served as 
private Soldier in the Revolutinary War in behalf of these United States first 
three months in the spring of 1771 joined the company at Strasberg Virginia 
Shenandoah County thense marched to or near Winchester Frederick County state 
afore said and served there three months gaurding the Prisoners, and the 
aforesaid Christian Neighbarger was called on and in the summer of 1781 was 
discharged at five days before the surrender of Cornwallis and served three 
months in that campaign as he verily and further states thee expant saith an 
sworn to and subscribed before me at the county aforesaid this 30th day of 
September A D 1833 signed John Leivern Justice of the peace
signed Jacob Neighbarger (X) his mark
This is to certify that I am and have been accquainted a number of years and I 
beleive the aforsaid Jacob Neighbarger to be a man of truth , knowing him over 
five years He has a good recollection and can be relied on.
signed John Leivern Justice of the Peace Licking County Ohio