Bone Family - Margaret Bone Cornthwaite - Probate Record- page 10

 I found this probate record for Margaret Bone in FamilySearch.org, on 27 November 2020.

Margaret's Father was John Bone. Her mother was Mary Lytle.

Margaret's [Peggy to her family] was married to Francis Cornthwait on the 25th of June 1829, in Butler County Ohio.

This document reads:

Margaret Cornthwaite, Decd.} Admr. appointed

                                        August 4, 1883

On application, administration upon the estate of Margaret Cornthwaite, was this day granted unto David Cornthwaite, he having made and filed herein are applicaton affidavit that there is not to his knowledge any last will and Testament of said alleged intestate; whereupon said David Cornthwaite appeared in open Court, accepted said trust, and gave bond in the sum of two-thousand four hundred dollars, conditioned as the directs, with Francis Cornthwaite and Jerald Williams as his suretice, to the acceptance of the Court. It was further ordered by the Court that said administrator make an Inventory of the personal estate of said decedent: and that he cause the same to be appraised by the oaths of William Kramer, Jacob H. Shallenbarger and Charles Krebs, three judicious, disinterested men of the vicinity, who are hereby appointed appraisers herein.

W.H.Harr, Probate Judge

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Cornthwaite Family - Francis Cornthwaite Will - page 3

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and Saith, that in his and their presence the said Francis Cornthwaite, the Testator Subscibed, acknowledged and declared the within or before writing as and for his last Will and Testament, and that at the time of the said Signing and acknowledging, the Said Testator was of Sound and disposing mind, memory and judgement, over twenty one years of age and under no restraint as they verily believe. And that at the request, and in the presence of this Said Testator, they the said James Harden, and Ales F. Heume, Subscribed their names as witnesses to the Said last Will and Testament.

Alex F. Heume

James Hardin

Sworn and Subscribed in Said Court the 20th day of May A/D/ 1867

Joseph Fraber, Probate Judge

The State of Ohio, Butler County, SS:- Be it remembered, that on this 20th day of May, A.D. 1867, the last Will and Testament of Francis Cornthwaite, deceased, was produced before me in Open Court, and the Subscribing witnesses to the Same, having been examined by me, under Oath, which was reduced to writing, as above and Signed by them respectively, and it appearing to the Court that Said Will was duly executed and attested, and that the Said Testator was of Sound and disposing mind, memory and Judgment, over twenty-one years of age, and under no restraint, and that said Will is in all respects, the Valid last Will of Francis Cornthwaite, deceased. It is therefore Ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that the Same be admitted to record among the Records of Wills of this Office, as the valid last Will and Testament of Francis Cornthwaite, deceased.

By the Court,

Joseph Fraber, Probate Judge.

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Cornthwaite Family - Francis Cornthwaite Will - page 2

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named or their legal representations.

     I also direct that the remaining tenth part, after deducting from the Same the amount that may be due, at my death, on two notes described as follows; one dated  [J?] 13th 1865, for $850.45 payable to my Order, made by B. W. Hortley and Elizabeth Hortley, and bearing eight per cent interest, and the other dated June 5th. 1858, for $175.00 due one year after date, payable to my order, made by B.W. Hortley, and bearing eight per cent interest, shall be paid by my said Executors to my daughter Elizabeth Hortley.

     Eight: I direct that the above described two notes shall be counted by my Executors as a part of my Estate at the amount that may be due thereon my death.

     Ninth. Heretofore a partnership was formed between myself, my Sons Francis Cornthwaite and John Cornthwaite and my Son-in-law B.W. Hortley, in the manufacturing of Tobacco, all being equal partners, in which business I now believe there will be a loss of from $3000.00 to $4000.00. I direct my Executors, after they shall have ascertained how much of the loss in said business Shall be to each of the above named partners. Shall require my said sons Francis Cornthwaite and John Cornthwaite for themselves respectively and my daughter Hortley, wife of Said B.W. Hortley for her Said husband out of the Share above devised to then respectively by me in this will to Settle the Share of Said loss in Said Tobacco business properly belonging to Said Francis Cornthwaite, John Cornthwaite and Said B. W. Hortley, and thereby Save my Estate from bearing anymore that its proper Share of Said loss, and in case they or either of these refuse or neglect to settle their Share of Said loss as above Specified, that my Executors retain out of the Share hereby devised to Said Francis Cornthwaite enough to settle his Share of said loss, out of the Share hereby devised to my daughter Elizabeth Cornthwaite enough to Settle the Share of the loss properly belonging to her husband B.W. Hortley. I do make this provision in order that my other children shall not suffer any portion of the loss in Said Tobacco Business which they ought not to bear.

     In witness whereof, I have hereunto Set my hand and Seal this 27th day of April A.D.1867.                                                                                                                Francis Cornthwaite {seal}

The above instrument declared to us by Francis Cornthwaite, the Testator therein mentioned, to be his last Will and Testament was at the date thereof acknowledged by him to each of us and was Signed and Sealed by him in the presence of each of us, we each at his request, and in his presence and in the presence of each other, Signed our names thereto as attesting witnesses.

James Hardin

Alex. F. Heume

The State of Ohio, Butler County, Ss:-

     Probate Court within and for the County of Butler and State of Ohio said, holden at Hamilton in the Said County of Butler, on the 20th day of May, One thousand eight hundred and Sixty-Seven, before the Honorable Joseph Traber, Judge of Said Court of Probate; the within or before written last Will and Testament of Francis Cornthwaite, who is now deceased, being presented for Probate by Thomas Cornthwaite and Francis Cornthwaite the Executors therein named. And James Hardin and Alex. F. Heume, the subscribing witnesses to the Said last Will and Testament, appearing in their proper persons in Said Court, and being duly Sworn, Severally depose and Say, and each of them for himself deposeth

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Cornthwaite Family - Francis Cornthwaite Will - page 1

I found this copy of Francis Cornthwaite's will in FamilySearch.org, on the 27th of November 2020. The film # is 107098185. The will starts at the middle of the page 175 or image 203 of 640.

Francis Cornthwaite, decd. Will May 1, 1867

     I, Francis Cornthwaite, of Butler County, Ohio, being in feeble health, but of Sound mind and memory, do make, publish and declare this my last will and Testament.

     First, I direct that my Executor hereafter named shall, as soon after my death as possible, pay all just debts that I may be owing at my death.

     Second. I give and bequeath to my beloved wife Margaret Cornthwaite just what the law of the State of Ohio will give her, as my widow, at my death, believing that the Same will be ample to Support her comfortably during her life.

     Third - I give and bequeath to my grand daughter, Mary Jane Cass, Four hundred dollars, and direct my Executors herein after named to pay the Same to her as Soon as they conveniently can, after my death; this [?] devised to her to be her full share of my Estate.

     Fourth. I give and bequeath to my sons William H. Cornthwaite, Francis Cornthwaite and Augustus Cornthwaite, each the sum of One hundred dollars, this is to make them equal with my other children, as I have given my other children each the sum of One hundred dollars, and I direct my Executors hereinafter named to pay Said Sums to my Said Sons, William H., Francis and Augustus out of the first money that may come into their hands as Executors after my death.

     Fifth - I do hereby nominate and appoint my Sons Thomas Cornthwaite and Francis Cornthwaite, to be the Executors of this my last Will and Testament.

      Sixth. I give and devise all my Real and Personal Estate of whatever nature or Kind, and wherever the Same may be Situated at my death, to Thomas Cornthwaite and Francis Cornthwaite, the Executors of this my last Will and.

     

 

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Bone Family - Peggy Bone - Cornthwaite Marriage

I found this Marriage Record for Margaret "Peggy" Bone and Francis Cornthwaite in the Presbyterian Church, Session Register, 1818 - 1856, Hamilton Ohio.

It reads:

[18] 81

On the 25 day of June Francis Cornthwaite and Peggy Bone of Butler Co. Returned.

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Lytle Family - Robert Lytle - Revolutionary War Pension - page 21

Clerk of the Court of Common pleas of the County of  Butler aforesaid certify that William Hunter Esquire before whom the [?] knew before me of Robert Lytle and Francis Monfort were taken on the third and twelth days of June [?]  [?] eight hour [?] [?] [proper name?] [?] name is there 

John Reily

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persons and that their statements are entitled to credit. I John Reilly Clerk of the Court of Common pleas of the County of Butler aforesaid do hereby certify that the foregoing contains the original proceedings of the said Court in the matter of the application of Robert Lytle for a pension.

In Testimony whereas I have hereunto set]

my hand and seal of Office at Hamilton this

twentieth day of October, One thousand eight

hundred and thirty two.

John Reily,

[Vertical entry] Robert Lytle

A revolutionary soldier

Personally appeared before me a Justice of the Peace, [?] and for the County of Butler Robert Lytle who being duly Sworn deposeth & Saseth that during the several periods of [?] which he has sworn to in the foregoing deposition he served in the Army of the Revolution of period of more than Six months & that he cannot remember  [?]  [?] but is certain that he served that length of time - RoLytle

Sworn to and Subscribed

Before me this 3rd day of

June AD 1833

          William Hunter JP

I Francis Monfort (a Clergyman) do hereby certify that I have known Robt Lytle (who made & sworn to the within declaration and who had sworn to the above affidavit for upwards of ten year - that he is reported in his neighborhood to be a man of truth and veracity and that I believe his Statements are entitled to credit-

Francis Monfort

Sworn to & [?] before me

this twelth day of June 1833-

         William Hunter JP

      The State of Ohio Butler County JP  I John Reily

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Lytle Family - Robert Lytle - Revolutionary War Pension - page 19

I Peter Lintner of the County of Burke State of Ohio do hereby certify that I have been acquainted with Robert Lytle who has signed & sworn to the foregoing declaration, for [?] of  fifty years - that I served with said Lytle in Seventeen hundred and Seventy eight in Capt McConnell regiment [?] said  \\\\\\\\\\\\\ company stationed at or near "Crooked Billet" in Bucks County Pennsylvania that said Lytle has been always respected and believed in Pennsylvania Ohio to have been a Soldier of the revolution & that I believe him to be of the age of Seventy nine

Sworn & subscribed in [?]}                                                  Peter Lintner
Court 19th October 1832}
John Reily Clerke}

I John Sutherland a resident of Butler County do hereby certify that I am well acquainted with Robert Lytle who had sworn to & Subscribed \\\ the foregoing declaration that I have known him for thirty years - that he is reputed to be a man of truth and  [?] that I believe be in  [?] Seventy nine years of age and that his statement that he was a Soldier of the Revolution is entitled to [?]        

John Sutherland

Sworn & subscribed under [?]}

[?] 19th October 1872-}

John Reily Clerk -}

And the said Court do hereby declare their opinion after their investigation of the matter, and after [?] the interrogatories forescribed by the War Department that the above named applicant was a revolutionary Soldier and served as he states. And the Court further Certifies that it appears to them that Peter Lintner and John Sutherland who have signed the Certificates are residents in the county of Butler and are credible.

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Lytle Family - Robert Lytle - Revolutionary War Pension - page 18

 

Robert Lytle

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Franklin Bank of Cincinnati

18 Sept 1837

     Sir.
                    The enclosed voucher of  Robert Lytle a pensioner under the act of 7th June 1832 for your examination, which, if found correct you will please return to Agency with an order for payment.

I Am Yours          

very respectfully

John H. Goorsuch  P.Ag

By R.W; Lawrence

J.L. Edwards Esq.

            Commissioner of Pensions

                            Washington

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Lytle Family - Robert Lytle - Revolutionary War Pension - page 16

Sept23. [vertivcal]

W.Evans [vertical] 

Free

J. L. Edward Esgr

Commisioner of Pensions

Washington

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Lytle Family - Robert Lytle - Revolutionary War Pension - page 15

 Robert Lytle Ohio $20. 7th June 1832

To What was last paid

Pension Office}
25th Sept 1837

paid to the 4 Sept 1835

JH

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Lytle Family - Robert Lytle - Revolutionary War Pension - page 14

[Left hand page]

 16.457

INVALID

File No.  16.457

Robert Lytle

 

[?] Rev War

Act: June 7th 32

Index: - Vol. A., Page 231

[Arraignment of 1870.]

=========================================================================================

1921 June 7 Hist. to Leonard Lytle

1921 July 11 L. Lylte adressed as to birthplace. 

1922 Feb 20. Photos. mailed to Leonard Lyte. aw

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Lytle Family - Robert Lytle - Revolutionary War Pension - page 13

Leonard Lytle,                                                                                           Feb.8.1922.         

1135 N. H. Ave. N.W.
Washington D.C.

wants photos of 8 pages from the                                                                (not certfd)

Rev. War pension claim of

Robt. Lylte  Penn. Troops. S. File 16457

$1.20

        CW                                               PENSION                                    Proctor

No receipt desired                                            A                                           Law 2/8/22

FEB

 U            8            S.

1922

OFFICE

FINANCE DIVISION

FEB 9 1922

BUREAU OF PENSIONS

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Lytle Family - Robert Lytle - Revolutionary War Pension - page 12

 (M7 42)    Date Feb29. 1922

Name Robt. Lytle     No. S16457

War Rev.

Photographic copies wanted of   1    

pieces, consisting of 4 pages.

copies of each page

ar wilson                                 Chief Record Div.

                                                      Law clerk.

Serieal         6001

No.______________________

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Lytle Family - Robert Lytle - Revolutionary War Pension - page 11

M 233

BUREAU OF PENSIONS

Finance Division

FEB 9 - 1922

Chief of Rev war Section

Sir:

     I have this day received from

Leonard Lytle
No.  Cash  for  $1.20/100
                         copy

requesting post office addressce

as per letter herewith.

Copy Mailed

Feb 20. 1922

and Law Div

notf.  aw

Very respectfully,

O.J. RANDALL

Chief of Division

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Lytle Family - Robert Lytle - Revolutionary War Pension - page 10

406 MURPHY BLDG.                                                                             MAIN [?]
[?] CONGRESS ST. WEST

LEONARD LYTLE

REAL ESTATE * HOMES * INVESTMENTS

DETROIT

Rec

                                                                                                                          May 24, 1921.

Department of the Interior,

          Bureau of Pensions,                                                                                          PENSION

                                                                                                                                      D

              Washington, D.C.                                                                                             MAY

                                                                                                                             U.    26    S.

Gentlemen:                                                                                                                     1921

                                                                                                                               OFFICE                        

           Will you kindly look over your records and let me know the military record

of Robert Lytle to whom a pension was issued June 7th, 1632 and recorded in the 

Pension Office in book E, Vol. S, page 15 by Wm. R. Palmer, Clerk?

                     Thanking you for any assistance you can give me, I am

                                             Yours truly,

                                                      Leonard Lytle                                    

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Lytle Family - Robert Lytle - Revolutionary War Pension - page 9

XXXXXXXXX                                                                                                               XXXXXXXXXX

406 Murphy Bldg.                                                                                                                 Main. 6515

LEONARD LYTLE

REAL ESTATE - HOMES - INVESTMENTS

DETROIT

Department of the Interior,

          Bureau of Pensions,

                     Washington, D. C.

Gentlemen:

                     Referring to your letter of June 7th which I recently 

received from you marked V. L.U S. F. 16457. I wish to inquire if 

your records show the town, village or township in which Robert 

Lytle was born. Your letter states that he was born June 28, 1753 in 

Cumberland County, Pa. At that time Cumberland County covered 

about 1/3 of the state. I would like to get more definite information if

if it is possible to do so.

 

                     I would be greatly obliged to you for any further 

information that you could give me and thank you for your 

past.kindness.

                                                                                Yours truly,

                                                                                             Leonard Lytle

L-M

Stamp stating:

PENSION

U.  JUNE 29 1922  S.

OFFICE 

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Lytle Family - Robert Lytle - Revolutionary War Pension - page 8

 REVOLUTIONARY WAR RECORDS SECTION.         3-525

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

S.F.16.457                                             BUREAU OF PENSIONS  

                                                                     Washington, D.C., ________,  19___

_________________

     ____________________

______________

     In reply to your request of ____________________, received _________________

for a statement of the military history of  Robert Lytle a soldier of the REVOLUTIONARY WAR, you will find below the desired information as contained in his (or his widow's) application for pension on file in this Bureau.                                                
==================================================
DATES OF                    LENGTH         RANK.    OFFICERS UNDER WHOMSERVICE WAS RENDERED

ENLISTMENT OR             OF                                    CAPTAIN.                   COLONEL

APPOINTMENT.         SERVICE.

Aug, Sept 1776             2 months            Pvt.           Thomas Torbert            Frederick Watt
                 1778             2 months                                     McConnell                             Watt
                 1779               [same]                                                                    Thomas Torbert
                 1780               [same]                                                                    Thomas Torbert

[All]STATE = Penn.

Battles engaged in, none stated.

Residence of soldier at enlistment, [?] in Cumberland Co. Penn

Date of application for pension, Oct. 19, 1832 

Residence at date of application,   Butler Co. Ohio

Age at date of application, born June 28, 1753 in Cumberland Co. Penn.

 

Remarks: There is no data on file as to his family.

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Lytle Family - Robert Lytle - Revolutionary War Pension - page 7

Rev. War Section.

July 11, 1921.

Leonard Lytle,
408 Murphy Building,
155 Congress St. W.
Detroit, Mich.

Sir:

     In response to your letter of the 37" [?], you are advised that in the pension application of Robert Lytle, War of the Revolution, Survivor File No. 16, 457, he stated under oath that"he was born in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, on the 28th. day of June 1753", no town, village, or township, given.

Very respectfully

                      Washington Gardner

                        Commissioner.

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Lytle Family - Robert Lytle - Revolutionary War Pension - page 6

BRIEF in the case of Robert Lytle

County of Butler    in the State of Ohio

(Act 7th June, 1832.)

1.  Was the declaration made before a Court or a Judge:  Court

2.  If before a Judge, does it appear that the applicant is disabled by bodily infirmity?

3.  How old is he 79

4.  State his service, as directed in the form annexed.

==================================================================

Period.          Duration of Service.               Rank            Names of General and field Officers

                                                                                       under whom he served.                         ________________________________________________________________________________________

                        Years       Months     Days.         As a                 Gen.

Vol In 1776                          2            ----         Private           Capt. Torbert, Col Watt

   "      1778                          2            ----               "               Capt. McConnel Col Watt
          1779                     not stated      ----               "               Col Torbert    

          1780          Hired a substitute                  


5.  In what battles was he engaged:  None,

6.  Where did he reside when he entered the service?     Cumberland Co. Pa.

7. Is his statement supported by living witnesses, by documentary proof, by traditionary evidence, by incidental evidence, or by the rolls?  living witness,

8.  Are the papers defective as to form or authentication? and if so, in what respect? no clergyman & not attached.

I Certify that the foregoing statement and the answers agree with the evidence in the case above mentioned.

Charles Forrest

[?] Clerk.

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Lytle Family - Robert Lytle - Revolutionary War Pension - page 5

 19.849

Robert Lytle

Ohio

[R?   5.11.12.16]

Adm C. Momthes 

$20.

John M Millikin

[Jo Goods?]

Hamilton

Butler Co

Ohio

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Lytle Family - Robert Lytle - Revolutionary War Pension - page 4

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That in seventeen hundred and eighty he again - performed another tour in a regiment commanded by Col. Thos Gorbert as part of which he served personally and the balance was performed by a Substitute which deponent hired and paid for Said Service.

Deponent further states that he received no regular certificates of his Several discharges and that he had no documentory evidence of his Service - that he has a regular record of his age by which it appears that he was born in Cumberland County Pennsylvania on the 28th day of June 1753 - that he served in Said State until eighteen hundred and one Since which time he [?] since remained upon the farm he now live one - Deponent States that he is well acquainted with Peter Lisner by whom he can prove a part of Said Service and with John Sutherland by whom he can prove his reputation for truth and sincerity.

He hereby relinquishes any claim whatever to a pension or [an?] except the  and be declared that but name it not on the Pension Role of any Agency in any state.

Sworn & subscribed in open}

court this day [?] aforesaid.}

John [Recly] Clerk. }

                                   R Lytle [his signature]

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Lytle Family - Robert Lytle - Revolutionary War Pension - page 3

The State of Ohio}   Butler Common pleas.
Butler County}        October [?]

On this nineteenth day of October in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and thirty two personally appeared before the Honorable the Judge of the Court Common Pleas [?] sitting in the County of Butler and State of Ohio Robert Lytle a resident of said County of Butler aged seventy nine years who being first duly sworn according to [?] dothon his oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the provision made by the act of Congress passed June 7th 1832 that some time in August or September in the year of our Lord seventeen hundred and seventy Six in the County of Cumberland & State of Pennsylvania he  [?] in a Company Commanded by Captain Thomas Tarbert in the Regiment under Col Frederick Sweatt [?] and \\\\\\\\\\ commanded to Philadelphia to Trenton: Princeton, Brunswick and Amboy at [which] last place the army [re?] a few days when they were ordered to march to the relief of the forces on Long Island at which place they did not arrive [?]Consequence of meeting a portion of troops retreating from said Island at {Benfle town} at which he remained until he had served a [?] of three month after which he was discharged - That in seventeen hundred and Seventy eight he again went out as a Militiaman of the State of Pennsylvania in the Company commanded by Capt McConnell in the Regt he Commanded by said Col Watt and was  [?] at a place in Bucks County Pennsylvania called "Crooked Billet" where the forces were attacked by the British forces and [?] were about fifteen wounded American were burned to death by setting on fire a [?] wheatfield in which they laid - that he remained in said County as a part of a force to prevent the carrying of provisions to the British  [?] then lying in Philadelphia until another term of two months had expired - That on seventeen hundred and seventy nine at the time the Indians had attacked and captured Free=Cornd's Fort  on the first Branch of the Susquehannah Riverr in Pennsylvania he again voluteered under Colonel Tho Tarbert by  whom he was marched to said Fort after which he was discharged

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Lytle Family - Robert Lytle - Revolutionary War Pension - page 2

Left page:
Sen [sent?] letter 29 March 1836 to P. Lyt. [Lytle?]
Order to pay[?]. 25 Sept 1837.

Right page:
Ohio 19.849

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Robert Lytle
of Hamilton, in the State of Ohio, who was a Private in the Co commanded by Captain Tarbett of the Rt.[regiment] commanded by Col. Wall in the Penn [Pennsylvania] line for 6 mos [months].
$20.

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Inscribed on the Roll of Ohio,

at the rate of 20. Dollars 00. cents per annum, to commence on the 4th day of March, 1831.

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Certificate of Pension issued the 21. day of Sep 1833 and sent to JA. Millikin. Hamilton. B Co. Ohio

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Arrears to the 4th of Sept. 1833.         50.00 

Semi-anl. allowance ending 4 Ma '84 10.00

                                                            =====

                                                          $ 60.00

                                                            =====

{Revolutionary Claim,}

{Act  June 7, 1832.}

Recorded by Wm. R. Palmer, Clerk,

Book  E.   Vol. 8   Page 15.

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Lytle Family - Robert Lytle - Revolutionary War Pension Record - page 1

This is what all of the pension records start with. It gives the State were the patriot served, his/her name and the Pension number.

So Robert Lytle was the patriot and he served in Pennsylvania. His pension number is S16457.

[I do not know what "carded" means.]

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