Thomas Harley, A Call to Arms
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Revolutionary War Pension
Name: Thomas Harley
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Notes: 100 day call-up; [Pension Application #w.17059]
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Thomas HARLEY
Born: 1746 on Long Island, New York
Died: Oct 1814 in Roxbury, Delaware, New York
Married: Mary PAINE on 24 Nov 1771 at Shelter Island, Suffolk, New York. Married by Rev. John Storrs; witnessed by Nancy Paine & Nicholas Havens. Mary PAINE was born on 12 Apr 1751 on Shelter Island, Suffolk, New York.
Children:
- Fanny HARLEY born in 1772 on Shelter Island, Suffolk, New York
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- Nancy HARLEY Born: 8 Mar 1780 in Seabrook, CT;
Married: Alexander T. MORE who was born on 5 Jan 1775 in Harpersfield, ?Children of Nancy [Harley] & Alexander T. More: 1. Elizabeth MORE, born 27 Aug 1796 in Roxbury, Delaware, NY
2. Mary MORE, born 20 Jun 1798; died 12 Jan 1841
3. John H. MORE, born 20 Jan 1800 in Roxbury, Delaware, NY
4. Sally MORE, born 8 Oct 1801, died 21 Mar 1802
5. Sally MORE, born 14 Jun 1803
6. Thomas H. MORE, born 28 Dec 1804
7. Joseph H. MORE, born 13? [smeared] Jan 1807
8. Edward H. MORE, born 19 May 1808
9. Robert H. MORE, born 14 Feb 1810
10. Daniel D. S. MORE, born 11 Apr 1812
11. Abby MORE, born 28 Apr 1814
12. Samuel M. MORE, born 20 Aug 1816
13. Gitty MORE, born 15 May 1819
14. William W. MORE, born 17 Aug 1823.
Notes for life of Thomas HARLEY:
Served in Revolutionary War enlisting twice. In early part of War Thomas resided on Shelter Island, Suffolk, New York and enlisted at Southold, Suffolk County, New York for a term of 1 year in the NY Regiment commanded by Colonel Henry B. Livingston, under Captain Daniel Griffings. When the British had taken possession of Long Island, Mary & Thomas moved to Seabrook, Connecticut, where he re-enlisted and served in the Connecticut campaigns in the Continental Army, where no additional information is given.
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