{"page_1": " Daniel Busbrgane\n10,987 Verment Pendationan\nRhode Island File Desynatin 5-40759\nVeniel Duringam\nVermont who was a\nTrivate in th\nuppett f the R.2. live,\nfor the term y I year. Insculed on the roll y Vermont at the rate y\n8 Dollars per month, to commence on the\n13th y apul 1818.\nCatcate\nJemple,\nArrears to +th of March\n1820-181.83\nSemi-anl\nall' ce ending 4 Sept.\n1820.\n22 Mo. S 18\n4\n48.00\n-(Rev.\nc1aim,\n30 31\n$229:83\nAct 18th March, 1818,\nRutland.\nI Presuied Fish of Ira aforsaid being duly sworn do depose and say-attest I am well acquainted with Daniel\nBurlingame\nwho\nmade the presaid declaration, and knew him to be a man\nof fair character and a credible\nwitness\nand sworn this 13 April 1818,\nbefore me-------Fish\nThos. Harmond, Assist. Judge of Rutland Co. Court\nOn this 26 day of Oct-1818 personally----before----\n--- preciding---\nauthority James Martin and John Burlingame both of Ira depose 2\nknown,\n4 credible winess,\nbeing duly sworn on\ntheir oaths say, that they are well acquainted with Daniel Burlingame\nmade\nforegoing declaration and that they\nwere well acquainted with him in the revolutionary yar and attest they\nwere knowing to\nsaid Daniel\nBurlingame\nenlisting into Capt.-\nDexter's Co; Col. Lippett's Regt of\nRhode\nIsland, and served there one year as stated in his\ndeclaration and further say not nothing. sworn before me the Secy-aforsaid\nRobert Temple Jus. Peace. ", "page_2": " State of Vermont\nI Thomas Harmand one of the judges of the county court for the County of Rutland do certify that I---certified the forgoing--Daniel Burlingame---application for a pension,-- in the revolutionary---as a soldier-------\n_--- and that\nfrom his reduced circumstances\nhe stands in need of assistance from his country\nfor support oweing\nagrecably to his forgoing declaraiont.\nIn consideration whereof I\ncertify the forgoing-- in his----- the\nconformity to our Act of Congress entitled \"roceeding----\n----\nOur act to provide for\ncertain persons--- aged in the\n_- and Navel Service of the United\nStates in the Revolutionary war\" passed 18 March 1818\nUb testunibt wereif U gere ybti ket sat---\nIn testimony whereof I here unto let say--.\nof---- tobe---\naffixed at Rutland this 13 April 1818\nThomas Harmand\nClerk of Rutland County Court do\nis one of the judges of court---attest that I have afixed the seal of said court to those presentr by order of said judge at Rutlanc Vermont 13 April 1818\nRobert Temple\nI further certify-- Robert Temple before when this annexed affidavit is taken is a Justice of the Peace for the County and that his resignaton is hereto--- Oct. 26, 1818\nRobert Temple\nI Daniel Burlingame of Ira in the county of Rutland State of Vermont, of the age of seventy three (73)\nbeing duly sworn, do declare depose\nsay that in Januay\n1776 I enlisted into Capt. David Dexter's Co.\nin Col. Lippett's Regt of the R.I. line to serve for one year-that\n' immediately joined\nsaid company\nand said regiment in Cumberland\nin R.I.-that I joined one full year in said company as a soldier against the common enemy\nand was discharged in January 1777 in Peekskill.\nI received no written discharge I--------- in the preceding campaigns in the militia.\nI further say that I am a resident\ncitizen of\nthes\nthat I have resided in Ira aforesaid about 13 years-that I have never received a pension from the United States-that I am poor and from my reduced circumstances in life I am in need of assistance from my country for support and further say nothing\nHis\nDaniel\nX\nBurlingame\nMark\nFiles cited and sworn this 13 April 1818 before me\nThomas\nHarmond\nAssistant Judge of Futland\nCounty Court "}