Gabriel Hutchings
8 Jan 1758 in Essex, New Jersey, United States
D:31 Oct 1831 in Alquina, Fayette, Indiana, United States
Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots
Name:Gabriel Hutchings
Cemetery:Burks
Location:½ MI W of Alquina, Fayette Co IN 56
Reference:Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots,
Vol.2, p. Serial: 11999; Volume: 8
Service Source: *S41668
married after 1791 to Mrs. Lydia Cook Hinkle
children
William b. 1794 d? m. Jane McCain
Lois b. 17?? d.14 Aug. 1861 m. Jacob Payton
Hannah b. ? d. ? m. William Perrine
Jane b, d,? m. Henry Mulkins
Samuile b. 6 Jan. 1803 d.? m. Margaret Stout
Rachael b.? d. ? m.?
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Rev. War papers of Gabriel Hutchings It says:
"My family consists of myself and my wife ____ ___ well advanced in years is not only very infirm but has lost the use of her right hand and arm my occupation is that of a shoemaker but I am so very infirm that I am not able to follow the trade I have debts due to me to the amount of about forty dollars and I am owing over and above the price of the horse creature above mentioned about the amount of one hundred and eighty dollars"
signed Gabriel Hutchings
10 Jul 1820
Butler County, Ohio
Butler County, Ohio Court of common Pleas
17 Jul 1820
personally appeared: Gabriel Hutchings aged 62 resident of Oxford Township he declared he served in Revolutionary War l Continental establishment Regiment commanded by Colonel Matthias Ogden and in the company commanded by Captain Aaron Ogden--New Jersey.
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number for pension 17045
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Gabriel Hutchings born 1758 enlisted in New Jersey in 1777, 1780 1782
__
Vol 1, a roster of revolutionary ancestors of the Indiana DAR commemorative USA bicentennial 7/4/1976 by Mrs. Thomas Martin Egan, State Regent 1973-1976, Pg 327, Library, Grand & 9th St., Connersville, Indiana = same as above paragraph. Proof-Stryker's Register of Officers and Men of New Jersey, p216. Discharged in NY State. Pension Cert. No 17045; DAR membership#s 138314, 428530,489766
Court Records of Fayette Co., Indiana, 1819-1849 by Maurice Holmes, October 1978, Anderson Public Library, Anderson, Madison, Indiana Call # CH977.221 Holmes (Ruth Flack McKnight):
Fayette Co., Indiana Court Order Book B, pg 62 Lydia Hutchings, the widow of Gabriel Hutchings brought into court pension Certificate #17045 issued to her husband for her (his) service in the Revolutionary War. The entry stated that Gabriel was inscribed on the pension list of the Ohio Agency at the rate of $8.00 per month. Henry Hinkle and Samuel Hutchings testified as to Lydia's relationship with Gabriel. 11/21/1831.
Sheila Anastas: a book source at the Valley Forge gift shop lists him in the 4th NJ Brigade as a private under Capt. Alexander Mitchell, Brigade leader William Maxwell. The 4th NJ Brigade unit was made up of militiamen, and supplied support. Their encampment at Valley Forge was the nearest to George Washington's Marquee tent. Gabriel was listed as fit for duty on 4/1778; sick, absent 5/778; and fit for duty 6/1778. He originally enlisted at Morristown, NJ and fought at the defense of Philadelphia at the Battle of Monmouth.
8 Jan 1758 in Essex, New Jersey, United States
D:31 Oct 1831 in Alquina, Fayette, Indiana, United States
Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots
Name:Gabriel Hutchings
Cemetery:Burks
Location:½ MI W of Alquina, Fayette Co IN 56
Reference:Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots,
Vol.2, p. Serial: 11999; Volume: 8
Service Source: *S41668
married after 1791 to Mrs. Lydia Cook Hinkle
children
William b. 1794 d? m. Jane McCain
Lois b. 17?? d.14 Aug. 1861 m. Jacob Payton
Hannah b. ? d. ? m. William Perrine
Jane b, d,? m. Henry Mulkins
Samuile b. 6 Jan. 1803 d.? m. Margaret Stout
Rachael b.? d. ? m.?
~~`~~~
---
Rev. War papers of Gabriel Hutchings It says:
"My family consists of myself and my wife ____ ___ well advanced in years is not only very infirm but has lost the use of her right hand and arm my occupation is that of a shoemaker but I am so very infirm that I am not able to follow the trade I have debts due to me to the amount of about forty dollars and I am owing over and above the price of the horse creature above mentioned about the amount of one hundred and eighty dollars"
signed Gabriel Hutchings
10 Jul 1820
Butler County, Ohio
Butler County, Ohio Court of common Pleas
17 Jul 1820
personally appeared: Gabriel Hutchings aged 62 resident of Oxford Township he declared he served in Revolutionary War l Continental establishment Regiment commanded by Colonel Matthias Ogden and in the company commanded by Captain Aaron Ogden--New Jersey.
__________________________________
number for pension 17045
__________________________________
Gabriel Hutchings born 1758 enlisted in New Jersey in 1777, 1780 1782
__
Vol 1, a roster of revolutionary ancestors of the Indiana DAR commemorative USA bicentennial 7/4/1976 by Mrs. Thomas Martin Egan, State Regent 1973-1976, Pg 327, Library, Grand & 9th St., Connersville, Indiana = same as above paragraph. Proof-Stryker's Register of Officers and Men of New Jersey, p216. Discharged in NY State. Pension Cert. No 17045; DAR membership#s 138314, 428530,489766
Court Records of Fayette Co., Indiana, 1819-1849 by Maurice Holmes, October 1978, Anderson Public Library, Anderson, Madison, Indiana Call # CH977.221 Holmes (Ruth Flack McKnight):
Fayette Co., Indiana Court Order Book B, pg 62 Lydia Hutchings, the widow of Gabriel Hutchings brought into court pension Certificate #17045 issued to her husband for her (his) service in the Revolutionary War. The entry stated that Gabriel was inscribed on the pension list of the Ohio Agency at the rate of $8.00 per month. Henry Hinkle and Samuel Hutchings testified as to Lydia's relationship with Gabriel. 11/21/1831.
Sheila Anastas: a book source at the Valley Forge gift shop lists him in the 4th NJ Brigade as a private under Capt. Alexander Mitchell, Brigade leader William Maxwell. The 4th NJ Brigade unit was made up of militiamen, and supplied support. Their encampment at Valley Forge was the nearest to George Washington's Marquee tent. Gabriel was listed as fit for duty on 4/1778; sick, absent 5/778; and fit for duty 6/1778. He originally enlisted at Morristown, NJ and fought at the defense of Philadelphia at the Battle of Monmouth.
Gabriel Hutchings
8 Jan 1758 in Essex, New Jersey, United States
D:31 Oct 1831 in Alquina, Fayette, Indiana, United States
Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots
Name:Gabriel Hutchings
Cemetery:Burks
Location:½ MI W of Alquina, Fayette Co IN 56
Reference:Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots,
Vol.2, p. Serial: 11999; Volume: 8
Service Source: *S41668
married after 1791 to Mrs. Lydia Cook Hinkle
children
William b. 1794 d? m. Jane McCain
Lois b. 17?? d.14 Aug. 1861 m. Jacob Payton
Hannah b. ? d. ? m. William Perrine
Jane b, d,? m. Henry Mulkins
Samuile b. 6 Jan. 1803 d.? m. Margaret Stout
Rachael b.? d. ? m.?
~~`~~~
---
Rev. War papers of Gabriel Hutchings It says:
"My family consists of myself and my wife ____ ___ well advanced in years is not only very infirm but has lost the use of her right hand and arm my occupation is that of a shoemaker but I am so very infirm that I am not able to follow the trade I have debts due to me to the amount of about forty dollars and I am owing over and above the price of the horse creature above mentioned about the amount of one hundred and eighty dollars"
signed Gabriel Hutchings
10 Jul 1820
Butler County, Ohio
Butler County, Ohio Court of common Pleas
17 Jul 1820
personally appeared: Gabriel Hutchings aged 62 resident of Oxford Township he declared he served in Revolutionary War l Continental establishment Regiment commanded by Colonel Matthias Ogden and in the company commanded by Captain Aaron Ogden--New Jersey.
__________________________________
number for pension 17045
__________________________________
Gabriel Hutchings born 1758 enlisted in New Jersey in 1777, 1780 1782
__
Vol 1, a roster of revolutionary ancestors of the Indiana DAR commemorative USA bicentennial 7/4/1976 by Mrs. Thomas Martin Egan, State Regent 1973-1976, Pg 327, Library, Grand & 9th St., Connersville, Indiana = same as above paragraph. Proof-Stryker's Register of Officers and Men of New Jersey, p216. Discharged in NY State. Pension Cert. No 17045; DAR membership#s 138314, 428530,489766
Court Records of Fayette Co., Indiana, 1819-1849 by Maurice Holmes, October 1978, Anderson Public Library, Anderson, Madison, Indiana Call # CH977.221 Holmes (Ruth Flack McKnight):
Fayette Co., Indiana Court Order Book B, pg 62 Lydia Hutchings, the widow of Gabriel Hutchings brought into court pension Certificate #17045 issued to her husband for her (his) service in the Revolutionary War. The entry stated that Gabriel was inscribed on the pension list of the Ohio Agency at the rate of $8.00 per month. Henry Hinkle and Samuel Hutchings testified as to Lydia's relationship with Gabriel. 11/21/1831.
Sheila Anastas: a book source at the Valley Forge gift shop lists him in the 4th NJ Brigade as a private under Capt. Alexander Mitchell, Brigade leader William Maxwell. The 4th NJ Brigade unit was made up of militiamen, and supplied support. Their encampment at Valley Forge was the nearest to George Washington's Marquee tent. Gabriel was listed as fit for duty on 4/1778; sick, absent 5/778; and fit for duty 6/1778. He originally enlisted at Morristown, NJ and fought at the defense of Philadelphia at the Battle of Monmouth.
8 Jan 1758 in Essex, New Jersey, United States
D:31 Oct 1831 in Alquina, Fayette, Indiana, United States
Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots
Name:Gabriel Hutchings
Cemetery:Burks
Location:½ MI W of Alquina, Fayette Co IN 56
Reference:Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots,
Vol.2, p. Serial: 11999; Volume: 8
Service Source: *S41668
married after 1791 to Mrs. Lydia Cook Hinkle
children
William b. 1794 d? m. Jane McCain
Lois b. 17?? d.14 Aug. 1861 m. Jacob Payton
Hannah b. ? d. ? m. William Perrine
Jane b, d,? m. Henry Mulkins
Samuile b. 6 Jan. 1803 d.? m. Margaret Stout
Rachael b.? d. ? m.?
~~`~~~
---
Rev. War papers of Gabriel Hutchings It says:
"My family consists of myself and my wife ____ ___ well advanced in years is not only very infirm but has lost the use of her right hand and arm my occupation is that of a shoemaker but I am so very infirm that I am not able to follow the trade I have debts due to me to the amount of about forty dollars and I am owing over and above the price of the horse creature above mentioned about the amount of one hundred and eighty dollars"
signed Gabriel Hutchings
10 Jul 1820
Butler County, Ohio
Butler County, Ohio Court of common Pleas
17 Jul 1820
personally appeared: Gabriel Hutchings aged 62 resident of Oxford Township he declared he served in Revolutionary War l Continental establishment Regiment commanded by Colonel Matthias Ogden and in the company commanded by Captain Aaron Ogden--New Jersey.
__________________________________
number for pension 17045
__________________________________
Gabriel Hutchings born 1758 enlisted in New Jersey in 1777, 1780 1782
__
Vol 1, a roster of revolutionary ancestors of the Indiana DAR commemorative USA bicentennial 7/4/1976 by Mrs. Thomas Martin Egan, State Regent 1973-1976, Pg 327, Library, Grand & 9th St., Connersville, Indiana = same as above paragraph. Proof-Stryker's Register of Officers and Men of New Jersey, p216. Discharged in NY State. Pension Cert. No 17045; DAR membership#s 138314, 428530,489766
Court Records of Fayette Co., Indiana, 1819-1849 by Maurice Holmes, October 1978, Anderson Public Library, Anderson, Madison, Indiana Call # CH977.221 Holmes (Ruth Flack McKnight):
Fayette Co., Indiana Court Order Book B, pg 62 Lydia Hutchings, the widow of Gabriel Hutchings brought into court pension Certificate #17045 issued to her husband for her (his) service in the Revolutionary War. The entry stated that Gabriel was inscribed on the pension list of the Ohio Agency at the rate of $8.00 per month. Henry Hinkle and Samuel Hutchings testified as to Lydia's relationship with Gabriel. 11/21/1831.
Sheila Anastas: a book source at the Valley Forge gift shop lists him in the 4th NJ Brigade as a private under Capt. Alexander Mitchell, Brigade leader William Maxwell. The 4th NJ Brigade unit was made up of militiamen, and supplied support. Their encampment at Valley Forge was the nearest to George Washington's Marquee tent. Gabriel was listed as fit for duty on 4/1778; sick, absent 5/778; and fit for duty 6/1778. He originally enlisted at Morristown, NJ and fought at the defense of Philadelphia at the Battle of Monmouth.
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