Deposition of Attwood Fales on behalf of John Pascell
Document 1799Sworn testimony of Pascel's bravery and patriotism.
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I Atwood Tales of lawful Age testify and say that in the year 1776 I was acquainted with John Pashell during the Continuance of the intended Expedition against Fort Cumberland, in which he was very active until the defeat, and appeared very strongly engaged in the Cause of the United States. And afterwards in the year 1780 met with him again at Thomas [strikethrough: Town] where and at Warren and in the Vicinity thereof, he has continued ever since Atwood Tales
Lincoln b November 9, 1799 Then the above named Atwood Tales personally appeared and after being carefully examined and duly cautioned to testify [strikethrough: the truth] and nothing else made solemn Oath to the Truth of the above written deposition by him subscribed
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Before me Tho [undecipherable] Justice of the Court of Common Pleas for said County
Type
Document Signed
Description
Sworn testimony of Pascel's bravery and patriotism.
Date
11/09/1799
Author
Document number
1799110990101
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Notable persons
Attwood Fales
John Pascell
Paskel
Thomas Mill
Notable locations
Fort Cumberland
Warren
Lincoln
Notable items
expedition
defeat
cause of the United States
solemn oath
deposition