Samuel Hoard was son of Dr. Edward Hoard / Hoar and Martha Cole. Samuel married about 1782 to LUCY GATES, born 13 July 1761 in Preston, New London, CT. and died Aug 1803 in Berlin, Rensselaer, NY. Lucy was daughter of Joshua Gates & Anna Branch. The children of Samuel and Lucy were:
1. Hezekiah Hoard
2. Anna Hoard
3. Samuel Hoard II.
4. Ezra Hoard (1790-1844); married Anna Brown and had daughter Marilla Ann Hoard (1820-1896) wife of William Landon Smith.
5. Sarah Hoard
6. Asabel Hoard
7. Gideon Hoard
8. Lorisa Hoard
9. Lucy Hoard Jr.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR PENSION APPLICATION of SAMUEL HOARD:
State of New York - Chautauga County Court - File No. R5069 - October 2, 1832 [abstract]
Samuel Hoard (age 74) came into Court and saith in the year 1776 he resided in the Town of Berlin (known then as Little Hoosick) in the State of New York and what is now the County of Rensselaer - in that year he entered the service as a MILITIA MAN in October in a general all arms under Captain James Denison in Colonel Van Rensselaerswyck's Regiment and went to Fort George in Lake George in said State of New York about one month - that from this time to the end of the war he was more or less in the service under diffrent officers as a Militiaman to the end of the ear - a year or more - during the period above mentioned he served under the said Capt. Denison two tours none of which they retreated before General Burgoine from Fort Edward to Stillwater in four different retreats - this was in the year 1777 - That he also served under several other Captains. He was at Saratoga. He has not record of his age except on a paper in his possession. /s/ Samuel (x) Hoard
1. Hezekiah Hoard
2. Anna Hoard
3. Samuel Hoard II.
4. Ezra Hoard (1790-1844); married Anna Brown and had daughter Marilla Ann Hoard (1820-1896) wife of William Landon Smith.
5. Sarah Hoard
6. Asabel Hoard
7. Gideon Hoard
8. Lorisa Hoard
9. Lucy Hoard Jr.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR PENSION APPLICATION of SAMUEL HOARD:
State of New York - Chautauga County Court - File No. R5069 - October 2, 1832 [abstract]
Samuel Hoard (age 74) came into Court and saith in the year 1776 he resided in the Town of Berlin (known then as Little Hoosick) in the State of New York and what is now the County of Rensselaer - in that year he entered the service as a MILITIA MAN in October in a general all arms under Captain James Denison in Colonel Van Rensselaerswyck's Regiment and went to Fort George in Lake George in said State of New York about one month - that from this time to the end of the war he was more or less in the service under diffrent officers as a Militiaman to the end of the ear - a year or more - during the period above mentioned he served under the said Capt. Denison two tours none of which they retreated before General Burgoine from Fort Edward to Stillwater in four different retreats - this was in the year 1777 - That he also served under several other Captains. He was at Saratoga. He has not record of his age except on a paper in his possession. /s/ Samuel (x) Hoard
Samuel Hoard was son of Dr. Edward Hoard / Hoar and Martha Cole. Samuel married about 1782 to LUCY GATES, born 13 July 1761 in Preston, New London, CT. and died Aug 1803 in Berlin, Rensselaer, NY. Lucy was daughter of Joshua Gates & Anna Branch. The children of Samuel and Lucy were:
1. Hezekiah Hoard
2. Anna Hoard
3. Samuel Hoard II.
4. Ezra Hoard (1790-1844); married Anna Brown and had daughter Marilla Ann Hoard (1820-1896) wife of William Landon Smith.
5. Sarah Hoard
6. Asabel Hoard
7. Gideon Hoard
8. Lorisa Hoard
9. Lucy Hoard Jr.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR PENSION APPLICATION of SAMUEL HOARD:
State of New York - Chautauga County Court - File No. R5069 - October 2, 1832 [abstract]
Samuel Hoard (age 74) came into Court and saith in the year 1776 he resided in the Town of Berlin (known then as Little Hoosick) in the State of New York and what is now the County of Rensselaer - in that year he entered the service as a MILITIA MAN in October in a general all arms under Captain James Denison in Colonel Van Rensselaerswyck's Regiment and went to Fort George in Lake George in said State of New York about one month - that from this time to the end of the war he was more or less in the service under diffrent officers as a Militiaman to the end of the ear - a year or more - during the period above mentioned he served under the said Capt. Denison two tours none of which they retreated before General Burgoine from Fort Edward to Stillwater in four different retreats - this was in the year 1777 - That he also served under several other Captains. He was at Saratoga. He has not record of his age except on a paper in his possession. /s/ Samuel (x) Hoard
1. Hezekiah Hoard
2. Anna Hoard
3. Samuel Hoard II.
4. Ezra Hoard (1790-1844); married Anna Brown and had daughter Marilla Ann Hoard (1820-1896) wife of William Landon Smith.
5. Sarah Hoard
6. Asabel Hoard
7. Gideon Hoard
8. Lorisa Hoard
9. Lucy Hoard Jr.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR PENSION APPLICATION of SAMUEL HOARD:
State of New York - Chautauga County Court - File No. R5069 - October 2, 1832 [abstract]
Samuel Hoard (age 74) came into Court and saith in the year 1776 he resided in the Town of Berlin (known then as Little Hoosick) in the State of New York and what is now the County of Rensselaer - in that year he entered the service as a MILITIA MAN in October in a general all arms under Captain James Denison in Colonel Van Rensselaerswyck's Regiment and went to Fort George in Lake George in said State of New York about one month - that from this time to the end of the war he was more or less in the service under diffrent officers as a Militiaman to the end of the ear - a year or more - during the period above mentioned he served under the said Capt. Denison two tours none of which they retreated before General Burgoine from Fort Edward to Stillwater in four different retreats - this was in the year 1777 - That he also served under several other Captains. He was at Saratoga. He has not record of his age except on a paper in his possession. /s/ Samuel (x) Hoard
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