JOHN EVERHART
On January 14, 1833 - John everhart appeared before Garrick Mallory, Judge of Court of Common Pleas, stated resident of Pike Twp., that he had served three "tours" in the Revolutionary War, first with Capt. George Shall, Lieut. Cunius to Long Island; his residence at this time was Colebrookdale Twp., second with Col, Joseph Heister to Trenton, N.J, (residence not given) third, no officer's name given but marched towards Philadelphia while British were in possession; he had no discharges and did not remember the dates or any of his discharges or enlistments but gave 9 months as a total time of service.
George Everhart of Pike Twp. and Matthias Roth of Rockland Twp, subscribed to his statements.
Last voucher of money July 15, 1844, rate of |20 a year from Sept. 4, 1841 to March 4, 1843,
John everhart, aged 76 years and upwards,
On January 14, 1833 - John everhart appeared before Garrick Mallory, Judge of Court of Common Pleas, stated resident of Pike Twp., that he had served three "tours" in the Revolutionary War, first with Capt. George Shall, Lieut. Cunius to Long Island; his residence at this time was Colebrookdale Twp., second with Col, Joseph Heister to Trenton, N.J, (residence not given) third, no officer's name given but marched towards Philadelphia while British were in possession; he had no discharges and did not remember the dates or any of his discharges or enlistments but gave 9 months as a total time of service.
George Everhart of Pike Twp. and Matthias Roth of Rockland Twp, subscribed to his statements.
Last voucher of money July 15, 1844, rate of |20 a year from Sept. 4, 1841 to March 4, 1843,
John everhart, aged 76 years and upwards,
JOHN EVERHART
On January 14, 1833 - John everhart appeared before Garrick Mallory, Judge of Court of Common Pleas, stated resident of Pike Twp., that he had served three "tours" in the Revolutionary War, first with Capt. George Shall, Lieut. Cunius to Long Island; his residence at this time was Colebrookdale Twp., second with Col, Joseph Heister to Trenton, N.J, (residence not given) third, no officer's name given but marched towards Philadelphia while British were in possession; he had no discharges and did not remember the dates or any of his discharges or enlistments but gave 9 months as a total time of service.
George Everhart of Pike Twp. and Matthias Roth of Rockland Twp, subscribed to his statements.
Last voucher of money July 15, 1844, rate of |20 a year from Sept. 4, 1841 to March 4, 1843,
John everhart, aged 76 years and upwards,
On January 14, 1833 - John everhart appeared before Garrick Mallory, Judge of Court of Common Pleas, stated resident of Pike Twp., that he had served three "tours" in the Revolutionary War, first with Capt. George Shall, Lieut. Cunius to Long Island; his residence at this time was Colebrookdale Twp., second with Col, Joseph Heister to Trenton, N.J, (residence not given) third, no officer's name given but marched towards Philadelphia while British were in possession; he had no discharges and did not remember the dates or any of his discharges or enlistments but gave 9 months as a total time of service.
George Everhart of Pike Twp. and Matthias Roth of Rockland Twp, subscribed to his statements.
Last voucher of money July 15, 1844, rate of |20 a year from Sept. 4, 1841 to March 4, 1843,
John everhart, aged 76 years and upwards,
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