Westmoreland-Northampton County PA Archives Military Records.....ALLSHOUSE, Henry 
  Revwar - Pension 
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   Pa. Archives:  Alshouse, Henry	Northampton Co., Easton Twp.: Capt. 2nd Co,  
  2nd Bn.  1780-1783;  Major, 3rd Bn, 1786-1789
  Pa. Archives, Series 3, Vol. XXVI, page 392, Warrantees of Land in the County 
  of Westmoreland:  "Allshouse, Henry, 4 acres  Dec 28, 1814"
  Pa. Archives Series 5, Vol. VIII, page 120:  2nd Battalion Northampton County 
  Militia.  "I do certify that the above is a true return of my Company.  
  Witness by hand the 16th day of May, Anno Domini, 1780.  Henry Allshouse, 
  Jn'r. Capt."
  Pa. Archives, Series 9, Vol. 1, page 4574:  Executive Minutes of Gov. John 
  Andrew Shulze:  "The Governor this day appointed & commissioned the following 
  named persons to the offices annexed to their names respectfully - that is to 
  say:  Henry Allshouse, Charles, Fullwood & Ephraim Robison, Commissioners to 
  view & examine a section of 5 miles of the Stoystown & Greensburg Turnpike 
  Road upon notification from the President & Managers for making the said road 
  that the said section is completed agreeably to the Acts of the General 
  Assembly of the 24th day of February 1806, the 9th day of March, 1814, & the 
  8th day of March 1815."
  
  Letter Dated Feb 5, 1932 from 
  Dr. C.C. Cronshore, 
  West Second St., 
  Greensburg, PA. 
  
  Dear Sirs: 
  Reference is made to your communication relative to Henry Allshouse, a soldier 
  of the Revolutionary War.  The data furnished herein are obtained from the 
  papers on file in the Revolutionary War claim for pension, S.2032, based upon 
  the military service of Henry Allshouse in that war.  Henry Allshouse was born 
  November 8, 1757, in Northampton County, Pennsylvania. 
  	He enlisted in Northampton County, Pennsylvania, in June 1776, served 
  as a fifer in Captain John Arndt's Rifle Company, Colonel Peter Kachlsin's 
  Pennsylvania Battalion of the Flying Camp, and was in the battles of Flatbush 
  on Long Island and Fort Washington, at which latter place he was taken 
  prisoner, placed on board the prison ship, "Grosvenor" and held until in 
  February, 1777, when he was paroled, and remained on parole until November, 
  1778, when discharged. 
  	After the Revolution, he resided in Northampton County, Pennsylvania 
  until 1788, when he moved to Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. He was allowed 
  pension on his application executed January 14, 1833, while residing in 
  Hempfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. There is no data as to 
  his family.  The above is the history of the only soldier named Henry 
  Allshouse, under any spelling, found on the Revolutionary War records of this 
  office.  	
  Very truly yours,   
  A. D. Killer    Assistant to Administrator
  
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