Memorial New Carlisle, 1786. He was imprisoned at Albany for nine weeks in 1776. In September 1777he joined Burgoyne's Army at Fort Miller and served during the campaign as a conductor of carriages transporting stores.

Claim for 120 acres; a house; costs of imprisonment, etc.

Evidences: Deposition 11 Mar 1786 New Carlisle by Donald McGill, late of White Creek, that he knew the claimant there.

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