Date of birth from pension application.
Richard appears on the 1804 assessment list of Newtown (that portion that became Chemung County, New York) as a non-resident, "being part of a tract of land patented to the Seelys on Seely Creek - Adam and Sam Seely 100 acres."
Richard appears on the 1804 assessment list of Newtown (that portion that became Chemung County, New York) as a non-resident, "being part of a tract of land patented to the Seelys on Seely Creek - Adam and Sam Seely 100 acres."
Date of birth from pension application.
Richard appears on the 1804 assessment list of Newtown (that portion that became Chemung County, New York) as a non-resident, "being part of a tract of land patented to the Seelys on Seely Creek - Adam and Sam Seely 100 acres."
Richard appears on the 1804 assessment list of Newtown (that portion that became Chemung County, New York) as a non-resident, "being part of a tract of land patented to the Seelys on Seely Creek - Adam and Sam Seely 100 acres."
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CAPT. RICHARD EDSALL
Washington Troops, N.J.
WAR OF 1812,
died Nov. 27, 1818,
aged 67 years.
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