Date
|
Page |
Description |
|
23 Sept 1760 |
4 |
He was born in Scituate Rhode Island |
|
1761 |
3 |
He was born |
|
March 1777 |
3 |
Served for
one month and 4 days. Went from Scituate (home place) to Warwick. Served
as a private under Captain Stephen Sheldon in Colonel Crego Regiment and
General West’s Brigades of the Rhode Island Militia |
|
March 1777 |
19 |
Nathaniel claimed an extra 4 days for this service time
for "going and returning" |
|
May 1777 |
3 |
Nathaniel resided in Scituate |
|
May 1778 |
3 |
Served for
one month and 4 days. Went from Scituate RI (when he resided in
Providence). Served as private under Captain Jonathan Wilber’s, Colonel
Olney and General West of the Rhode Island Militia |
|
May 1778 |
3 |
Nathaniel claimed an extra 4 days for this service time
for "going and returning" |
|
May 1778 |
3 |
Nathaniel resided in Providence |
|
ca early 1779 |
3 |
Nathaniel moved to Pownal, Bennington, Vermont |
|
Oct 1779 |
3 |
Served one
month and a half. Went from Pownall VT to Fort Castleton VT. Served
under Captain Joseph Briggs under Colonel Samuel Robison and General
Safford’s of the Vermont Militia. |
|
Oct 1779 |
19 |
Add 4 more
days to this service above – 4 days had to be added because they could not
be exchanged until other militia arrived to take their place. |
|
Oct 1780 |
4 |
Served one
month and nine days. Went from Pownal Vermont to Fort Castleton Vermont.
Served under Captain (Parks?), Colonel Samuel Robison and General Safford
of the Vermont Militia. |
|
1779/1780 |
19 |
He stood a
minuteman during the time he was ordered to Fort Castleton three times and
served 4 days each time (12 days total) |
|
1779/1780 |
19 |
He was
ordered to Bennington at which time he served 2 days |
|
Sept 1781 |
4 |
Served for
one month. Went to Castleton and served under Served under Captain
(Parks?), Colonel Samuel Robison and General Safford of the Vermont
Militia. |
|
Since the
Rev. War
(ca 1789) |
4 |
Resided in Stephentown, Rensalaer County, New York |
|
Since the
Rev. War
(ca 1789) |
4 |
Resided in Middlefield, Otsego County, New York |
|
1812 - 1837 |
4 |
Resided in Newstead |
|
25 Mar 1837 |
3 |
Nathaniel applied for a pension |
|
25 Mar 1837 |
3 |
Nathaniel was living in Newstead |
|
25 Mar 1837 |
5 |
Ambrose
Burlinggame (clergyman) of Newstead and Edmund Hull (Justice of the
Peace) of Clarence were character witnesses for Nathaniel on his pension |
|
29 Mar 1837 |
7 |
Jacob
Cummings of Clarence, Erie County, New York deposed that he served with
Nathaniel in Oct 1780 at Fort Castleton Vermont in company commanded by
Captain Parker under Colonel Samuel Robison and General Safford of the
Vermont Militia. |
|
20 July 1838 |
15 |
Letter from
the State of Vermont Treasurer’s Office, claiming that he inspected all
the [military pay] roles in this office and did not find Nathaniel
Gallop’s name on them. |
|
August 1838 |
19 |
Nathaniel
never made a pension application before this because he always thought it
would be necessary to prove his services by a witness. Just before this
time, Mr. Jacob Cummings moved into his area and Nathaniel asked him to
prove his services and then immediately made his application. |
|
20 Aug 1838 |
19 |
Letter from
Nathaniel’s attorney to the pension office enclosing Nathaniel’s
additional affidavit and letter from Treasury of Vermont. He states that
since Nathaniel was serving monthly and they served under officers chosen
by them different companies and from this fact it is presumed that the
names were never made a mention of. |
|
Not dated - probably 1838 |
16 |
Cover/recap for pension jacket stating that Nathaniel
Gallup's pension claim #3879 has been rejected |
|
19 Oct 1843 or 1848 |
9 |
Nathaniel died |
|
|
9 |
Hiram Gallop is a child of Nathaniel |
|
|
9 |
Hiram Gallop is administrator of Nathaniel's estate |
|
05 May 1852 |
9 |
Hiram filed to claim any pension money due |
|
04 Dec 1852 |
8 |
Note that the Nathaniel Gallop is a "suspended case
from N.Y." |
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