E.W. Andrews A.L.S., Warsaw, Wyoming Co., N.Y., Aug. 26, 1846 : to A. Carrington, Comptroller, Hartford, Connecticut.

E.W. Andrews A.L.S., Warsaw, Wyoming Co., N.Y., Aug. 26, 1846 : to A. Carrington, Comptroller, Hartford, Connecticut.

Warsaw [N.Y.] 1848

[2] p. ; 31 cm.

MSS L1990.1.29

On address leaf: "Wrote that widow was found Sept. 4, 1846 1st vol. ... also 206th page"|Postmarked Warsaw, Aug. 27|"Will you do me the favor to examine the records in your office for the services of Francis Shalliess in the war of the Revolution. He entered the service from the town of Windham Ct, & served 3 years at one time before his marriage ...."|"After his marriage he again entered the service, & was in the service in New Jersey, & was in the battle of Yorktown at the surrender of Cornwallis."|"... [W]e desire to place the widow under the law of 1836, which she is entitled to ...."|"Will you also make search for the services of one John Pool who served from Willington Tolland Co. Ct. three years.|Docketed on address leaf: E.W. Andrews for Farncis Shallies[s] &c|Blank ink stamp on address leaf: Paid|Abisha Carrington was the Connecticut Controller in 1845 and 1846|The declaration of Francis Shalliess' widow Anna is listed in the Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty-Land Warrant Application Files for Connecticut, p. 35.|Francis Shalliess served as a soldier in the Continental Army Connect. Line in Capt. Webb Company, Colo. Durkee’s Regt.|One John Pool, possibly this one, was born in 1734 in Willington and died in 1776. It is unclear whether he served in the Continental Army or in the militia.|Page [2] is address leaf|Digitized image available.

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