age 85 yrs
Capt. Catlin's Co.
Rev. War
[JENKINS, CALVIN
Enlisted from Redding April 1, 1778 as a musician in the company of Capt. Eli Catlin. 5th Regt Conn Continental Line, Col. Phillip B. Bradley commanding and served to the end of the war. He was a pensioner under the Act of
March 18, 1818 and was granted an annual allowance of $96 under an application dated April 8, 1818. His name was placed on the pension roll November 11th of that year, and he received $1,527.16 in pension payments up to 1834. The Calvin Jenkins buried at Lonetown appears to be this pensioner.
William Edgar Grumman, The Revolutionary Soldiers of Redding, Connecticut, and the Record of their Services; Hartford Press, 1904, page 145
Contributor: Terrie Roese (48420229)]
Capt. Catlin's Co.
Rev. War
[JENKINS, CALVIN
Enlisted from Redding April 1, 1778 as a musician in the company of Capt. Eli Catlin. 5th Regt Conn Continental Line, Col. Phillip B. Bradley commanding and served to the end of the war. He was a pensioner under the Act of
March 18, 1818 and was granted an annual allowance of $96 under an application dated April 8, 1818. His name was placed on the pension roll November 11th of that year, and he received $1,527.16 in pension payments up to 1834. The Calvin Jenkins buried at Lonetown appears to be this pensioner.
William Edgar Grumman, The Revolutionary Soldiers of Redding, Connecticut, and the Record of their Services; Hartford Press, 1904, page 145
Contributor: Terrie Roese (48420229)]
age 85 yrs
Capt. Catlin's Co.
Rev. War
[JENKINS, CALVIN
Enlisted from Redding April 1, 1778 as a musician in the company of Capt. Eli Catlin. 5th Regt Conn Continental Line, Col. Phillip B. Bradley commanding and served to the end of the war. He was a pensioner under the Act of
March 18, 1818 and was granted an annual allowance of $96 under an application dated April 8, 1818. His name was placed on the pension roll November 11th of that year, and he received $1,527.16 in pension payments up to 1834. The Calvin Jenkins buried at Lonetown appears to be this pensioner.
William Edgar Grumman, The Revolutionary Soldiers of Redding, Connecticut, and the Record of their Services; Hartford Press, 1904, page 145
Contributor: Terrie Roese (48420229)]
Capt. Catlin's Co.
Rev. War
[JENKINS, CALVIN
Enlisted from Redding April 1, 1778 as a musician in the company of Capt. Eli Catlin. 5th Regt Conn Continental Line, Col. Phillip B. Bradley commanding and served to the end of the war. He was a pensioner under the Act of
March 18, 1818 and was granted an annual allowance of $96 under an application dated April 8, 1818. His name was placed on the pension roll November 11th of that year, and he received $1,527.16 in pension payments up to 1834. The Calvin Jenkins buried at Lonetown appears to be this pensioner.
William Edgar Grumman, The Revolutionary Soldiers of Redding, Connecticut, and the Record of their Services; Hartford Press, 1904, page 145
Contributor: Terrie Roese (48420229)]
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