Certificate in Favor of Joseph Cone, Canadian Refugee
Document 1788Certified service of Lieutenant Cone, now as refugee entitled to compensation.
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⇣AVN. 4 This is to Certify that Joseph Cone has acsed For the Station of Lieut in my Regiment for the Space of Six Months for Which time the Regiment was Rais’d by order of Brig General Montgomery In Which Capacity he has acted as a Gentleman and an officer, In case the regiment should be Renewed by the Honle the Continental Congress I hereby Promise to Give him the same appointd Porril 25th May 1776 – Jas. Livingston Col
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I do hereby Certify that the Bearer hereof Come was a Claus [undecipherable] made [undecipherable] is intitled to the [undecipherable] land [undecipherable] being a Refugee [undecipherable] from the [undecipherable] of the [undecipherable] formerly [undecipherable] Nova Scotia [undecipherable]
New York 5 Feby 1788 [undecipherable: signature]
Type
Document Signed
Description
Certified service of Lieutenant Cone, now as refugee entitled to compensation.
Date
02/10/1788
Author
Recipient
Sent from
New York
Document number
1786072990001
Page start
8
Note
Enclosed in Cummings to McHenry, 03/28/1800.
Notable persons
Livingston
Kingston
refugee
Joseph Kone
Canadian Regiment
Colonel Livingston
Jonathan Cumming
refugee from Canada
James McHenry
Secretary of War
Notable locations
New York
Newark
township
Canada
Philadelphia
Notable items
service
compensation
affidavit
frost bite
injury
papers
journey

