[113] Marks of the papers | Names of Claimants | What for &c F N^o.1 Abraham Livingston Having been a resident of Canada lodged 14 Feb.^ry '99 Was Clerk to Mess.^rs Oakes & Ernenlinger by M^r. Glen in the Indian or furr trade untill the P.^ce Province was invaded by the American Army in 1775, when he Joined the said Army and continued in Service to the end of the War Did not return into the Dominion of Britain prior to 25 Nov.^r '83 Was a Captain in the regiment commanded by Col.^l James Livingston " 2 C.N^o.1 On the 1 March '99 were lodged the following A report of the Committee to whom was referred petitions of Thomas Faulkner, Edw.^d Faulkner British Province of Nova Scotia; Joseph Green, and George Trahan, Mary the Widow of Refugees from the province of Canada; and also, from the said Province of Nova Scotia 2 Edward Faultner That he Joined Col.^l Jonathan Eddy and others in 1776 having been a resident of Nova Scotia — Was obliged to leave his family property & country — That he owned land there — That his loss in land and other property was not less than 900 Dollars 3 Residence &c Nova Scotia — That for the attempt with Col.^l Eddy &c to reduce Fort Cumberland was imprisoned in Halifax Jail & 4 Similar to the above and further that said Edw.^d Faultener took up arms to assist in the defence of the town of Machias, against troops & Shipping from Halifax [page 2 — upside down in scan; transcribed in reading orientation] the report of the Secretary of War, on the petition of Simon Glasier, Refugees from the Francois Trépagnier, Augustin Trépagnier, François de Jardine, & François Diobadie on the Petition of William Laurence and Simon Glasier, Refugees from the Deposition of Tho: Faulkner Before George Leonard Jus Pacis of Bristol Massachusetts 9 Nov.^r '98 Deposition of John Beck on A[undecipherable] this monday of Dec. '93 in open Court County of Providence Rhode Island Deposition of William Hapswell in open Court same time & place with the above Ditto as Ditto nearly to the Same purpose Deposition of Ja: Noteboom Proof offered Before John Taylor Esq.^r Inf.^r Judge of the Court of G & Geo for the County of Albany the 22 Feb.^y 1799 Deposition of Jane Vanden Berger a person well known to the Judge and worthy of Credit [35] Marks | Names of Claimants of the papers R Lieut.^t Colonel Received a letter J.F. Hamtramck Wherein he says, that, had heard of the act in hopes it is not too late in 1776 and Served line of New York as S James Livingston Received a letter from Major Inclosing a let.^r to him from Col.^l his claim and that of his Father. "his family were great sufferers" "wishes all proper favour may" N^o.1 " 2 Letter of Ja.^s Livingston to the " 3 John Livingston Account of losses sustained by — 600 Acres of land Valued at Sworn to before the Chief Justice " 4 James Livingston A Deposition of the same date Van der Heyden of the City of Livingston in Canada That h[e] of considerable property and su[ffered for] the American cause And that except when the service of the United — [page 4 — upside down in scan; transcribed in reading orientation] from him dated Pittsburg 18 Sep.^t 1799 "but a few days ago" he favour of Canada Refugees — to inform, that he left Canada the whole of the War, in the a Captain. James Livingston with papers respecting General Hamilton dated 31 Oct.^r 1799 the General says "that he knew under meritorious circumstances and be shewn in the case" general to the above purpose M.^r John Livingston late of Canada 2 Dollars & 1200 Dollars of the State of New York the 24 October 1799 by Jacob Vander Heyden Ja.^s Livingston and before the same Judge by Jacob Albany March[?] That he knew James was in the Mercantile line was before[?] great losses by reason of his attachment & since then he resided in the State of New York [undecipherable] required his attendance elsewhere