Nathaniel enlisted in the Revolutionary War as a Private in Jan. 1781 and served under Capt. Richards Co; Col. Sherman's and Col. Swifts Conn. Reg't. He was discharged in 1783 and was awarded a pension and is in the pension list of 1840. He moved from Herkimer Co., N.Y. to Villenova Twp., in 1820, purchased lot #35 and in 1827 lot #63. On Oct. 11, 1832, he submitted his application and in 1834 he started recieving his Revolutionary War Pension of $80 a year. A plaque placed in 1979 by Alexander Macomb, Chap. reads: "Revolutionary Soldier Nathaniel Warner 1767-1847"
(Information taken from "The History of Poweshiek County, Iowa, Des Moines: Union Hist. Co., 1880: " Mrs. Pool's grandfather, Nathaniel Warner, when 12 years old was General Washington's body servant, and served the father of his country in that capacity during the entire War of the Revolution."
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p. 81, Nathaniel Warner jr of town of Villenova, Chautauqua County, New York, signed .
Household furniture to granddaughter Maryetta Warner, also land bordered by Obadiah Warner, Obadiah Waters, and Martin L. S?e???, and William C. Smith. Everything else to son Obadiah Warner.
Executors: Son Obadiah Warner.
Witnesses: Austin Pierce and John Spencer, both of Villenova
Information for will submitted by Dolores Davidson
(Information taken from "The History of Poweshiek County, Iowa, Des Moines: Union Hist. Co., 1880: " Mrs. Pool's grandfather, Nathaniel Warner, when 12 years old was General Washington's body servant, and served the father of his country in that capacity during the entire War of the Revolution."
Please add the will to Bio for Nathaniel Warner
p. 81, Nathaniel Warner jr of town of Villenova, Chautauqua County, New York, signed .
Household furniture to granddaughter Maryetta Warner, also land bordered by Obadiah Warner, Obadiah Waters, and Martin L. S?e???, and William C. Smith. Everything else to son Obadiah Warner.
Executors: Son Obadiah Warner.
Witnesses: Austin Pierce and John Spencer, both of Villenova
Information for will submitted by Dolores Davidson
Nathaniel enlisted in the Revolutionary War as a Private in Jan. 1781 and served under Capt. Richards Co; Col. Sherman's and Col. Swifts Conn. Reg't. He was discharged in 1783 and was awarded a pension and is in the pension list of 1840. He moved from Herkimer Co., N.Y. to Villenova Twp., in 1820, purchased lot #35 and in 1827 lot #63. On Oct. 11, 1832, he submitted his application and in 1834 he started recieving his Revolutionary War Pension of $80 a year. A plaque placed in 1979 by Alexander Macomb, Chap. reads: "Revolutionary Soldier Nathaniel Warner 1767-1847"
(Information taken from "The History of Poweshiek County, Iowa, Des Moines: Union Hist. Co., 1880: " Mrs. Pool's grandfather, Nathaniel Warner, when 12 years old was General Washington's body servant, and served the father of his country in that capacity during the entire War of the Revolution."
Please add the will to Bio for Nathaniel Warner
p. 81, Nathaniel Warner jr of town of Villenova, Chautauqua County, New York, signed .
Household furniture to granddaughter Maryetta Warner, also land bordered by Obadiah Warner, Obadiah Waters, and Martin L. S?e???, and William C. Smith. Everything else to son Obadiah Warner.
Executors: Son Obadiah Warner.
Witnesses: Austin Pierce and John Spencer, both of Villenova
Information for will submitted by Dolores Davidson
(Information taken from "The History of Poweshiek County, Iowa, Des Moines: Union Hist. Co., 1880: " Mrs. Pool's grandfather, Nathaniel Warner, when 12 years old was General Washington's body servant, and served the father of his country in that capacity during the entire War of the Revolution."
Please add the will to Bio for Nathaniel Warner
p. 81, Nathaniel Warner jr of town of Villenova, Chautauqua County, New York, signed .
Household furniture to granddaughter Maryetta Warner, also land bordered by Obadiah Warner, Obadiah Waters, and Martin L. S?e???, and William C. Smith. Everything else to son Obadiah Warner.
Executors: Son Obadiah Warner.
Witnesses: Austin Pierce and John Spencer, both of Villenova
Information for will submitted by Dolores Davidson
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