List of widows and orphans to whom pensions have been granted.
Whom granted, Husband or father’s name, Rank, Ship or station, Date of death.
1. Annis, Sally, John Annis, Seaman, Schooner Wasp, Lost April 20, 1815.
2. Atkins, Sarah., Joseph Atkins, Seaman, Schooner Wasp, Lost April 20, 1815.
3. Adams, Hannah., Joseph Adams, Seaman, Constitution and Java., Killed, Dec. 29, 1812.
4. Arundel, Margaret, Robert Arundel, Sailingmaster, Schooner Pert, lakes, Drowned, Nov. 10, 1812.
5. Allen, Mary, John Allen., Seaman, United States, Drowned, Oct. 28, 1813.
6. Appleton, Abigail, D. Appleton, Seaman, Sloop Frolie, Died in Dartmoor Jan. 6, 1816.
7. Bates, Sally, Robert Bates, Seaman, Seaman, Chesapeake, Killed June 1, 1813.
8. Bartiet, Mary P.’s heirs, G. M. Bartiet, Boatswain‘s mate, Wasp, Lost April 20, 1815.
9. Baldwin, Elizabeth, J. Baldwin, Captain’s clerk, Java, Unknown, April 16, 1816.
10. Bowie, Belinda, Henry Bowie, Sailingmaster, Epervier, Lost Sept. 1, 1815.
11. Blakely, Jane A.’s heirs, J. Blakely, Captain, Wasp, Lost April 20, 1815.
12. Barney, Harriet, Joshua Barney, Captain, Chesapeake, Wounded at Bladensburg, 1814.
13. Beeves, Allen Beeves, Boatswain, Sylph, Exposure, Oct. 2, 1814.
14. Drum, Susannah, Philip Drum, Sailingmaster, Saratoga, on the lakes, Wounded Sept. 11, 1814, died June 1, 1818.
15. Breckenridge, Sarah, S. M. Breckenridge, Lieutenant, Fulton steam frigate, Killed June 4, 1829.
16. Cowell, Abigail, J G. Cowell, Sailingmaster, Essex, Slain April 18, 1814.
17. Cheever, Mary, For loss of two sons, Seaman, Constitution and Java, Killed April 12, 1814.
18. Critehett, Susannah, J. Critehett, Seaman, Chesapeake, Killed June 19, 1813.
19. Carr Sarah, James E. Carr, Sailingmaster, Wasp, Lost April 20, 1815.
20. Cummings, Margaret, W. Cummings, Seaman, Epervier, Lost Sept. 1, 1815.
21. Cooper Dorothea, Wm. Cooper, Seaman, Constitution, Killed Dec. 29, 1812.
22. Clunet, Ann Maria, Peter Clunet, Lieutenant of marines, Navy yard, Philadelphia.
Unknown, Nov. 26, 1825.
23. Elbert, Harriet Ann, Samuel Elbert, Lieutenant, Unknown, Died in service, Dec. 20, 1812.
24. Ford, Mary, Daniel Ford, Carpenter’s mate, Wasp, Lost April 20, 1815.
25. Fernall, Abigail C., Tobias Fernall, Seaman, Constitution, Slain, Feb. 24, 1815.
26. Griffin, Mary, Lark. Griffin, Surgeon, Norfo1k, died of Exposure, Nov. 1, 1814.
27. Gilbert, Ruth, T. P. Gilbert, Seaman, Flotilla, Killed June 10. 1814.
28. Gardner, Sophia, J. M. Gardner, Master commandant, Norfolk, died from Exposure, Sept. 1, 1815.
29. Gamble, Frances W. C., T. Gamble, Lieutenant, Decoy, died of yellow fever date unknown.
30. Goar, Pinetta, and heirs, John Goar, Carpenter’s mate, President, Jan. 15, 1815, died on April 8, 1815.
31. Hazen, Hannah, Benjamin Hazen, Seaman, Essex, Killed March 28, 1814.
32. Hackleton, Mary, J. Hackleton, Seaman, Lake Ontario, Killed, Dec. 5, 1812.
33. Hardy, Diana, Isaac Hardy, Ordinary seaman, Lake Erie, Killed Sept. 10, 1813.
34. Hook, Susan’s heirs, Conrad Hook, Marine, Head-quarters, Killed Aug. 24, 1814.
35. Hatch, M. Roulain, Robert Hatch, Pilot, Alligator, Killed, January 29,
1814.
36. Holcomb, Charlotte, H. Holcomb, Seaman, Lakes, Drowned Feb. 20, 1814.
37. Jones, Abigail, (lunatic), Richard Jones, Cook, Wasp, Lost April 20, 1815.
38. Johnson, Maria T., Thomas Johnson, Carpenter’s mate, Alligator, Lost June 30, 1814.
39. Lawrence Julia M., J. Lawrence, Captain, Chesapeake, Killed June 1, 1813.
40. Loguo, Jano’s heirs, Robert Loguo, Marine, Sackett’s Harbor, Lost March 4, 1813.
41. Lewis Mary, Richard Lewis, Marine, Navy yard, New York, Shot Aug. 4, 1814 died Aug. 28, 1814.
42. Lippincott, Susannah, C. Lippincott, Ordinary seaman, Java, lakes, Killed by a fall Feb. 7, 1816.
43. Lewis, Frances M., William Lewis, Captain, Epervier, Unknown, Lost in the Epervier Sept. 1, 1815.
44. M’Cullock, Ann G., A. M’Cullock, Sailingmaster, Schooner Ohio, Wounded Aug. 12, 1814, died Aug. 24, 1814.
45. Martin, Elizabeth., Joseph Martin, Boatswain, Wasp, Slain, Sept. 1, 1814.
46. Martin, Ann, Jonathan Martin, Quartergunner, Wasp, Slain, Sept. 1, 1814.
47. Mullen, Judotha’s heirs, John Mullen, Quartergunner, Wasp, Slain, Sept. 1, 1814.
48. Matthews, Sarah, J. Matthews, Quartergunner, Wasp, Slain, Sept. 1, 1814.
49. Madison, Maria C.’s heirs, J. R. Madison, Lieutenant, Lynx, Unknown, Lost at sea 1821.
50. Mays, Elizabeth, Mother of Wilson Mays, Carpenter’s mate, Unknown. Unknown, Unknown.
51. Nickerson, Eliza S., J. C. Nickerson, Seaman, Guerriero, Slain June 17, 1815.
52. Neal Mary, J. B. Neal, Lieutenant, Unknown, Epervier, Lost in the Epervier, 1815.
53. Phippen, Nabby, Joseph Phippen, S. coxswain, Wasp, Lost April 20, 1815.
54. Patch, Nancy, Nicholas Patch, Seaman, Gunboat No. 140, Exposure, July 6, 1812 died Oct. 29, 1812.
55. Riggs, Nancy, A. Riggs, Seaman, Schooner Madison, Killed on Lake Ontario, Dec. 27, 1814.
56. Rassmasson, Catharine, A. Rassmasson, Pilot, Schooner Pert, Killed on Lake Ontario, July 22, 1813.
57. Rose Marta, John Rose, seaman, Lawrence, Killed on Lake Erie Sept. 10, 1813.
58. Stone, Mary, William Stone, Seaman, Wasp, Lost April 20, 1815.
59. Smith, Sarah, William Smith, Boatswain’s mate, Essex, wounded April 16, 1814.
60. Smart, Eleanor, John Smart, Seaman, Lake Champlain, wounded, Sept. 12, 1814, died Oct. 15, 1814.
61. Smith Mary, John Smith, Ordinary seaman, Franklin, Lost in a boat, March 20, 1822.
62. Springer, Mary A’s, heirs, C. L. Springer, Lieutenant, Enterprise, Unknown, Unknown, May 24, 1820.
63. Saunders, Harriet H., J. Saunders, Lieutenant, Natural death, Dec. 7, 1816.
64. Trainer, Mary, James Trainer, Marine, Chesapeake, Killed June 1, 1813.
65. Traprell, Elizabeth, J. Traprell, Marine, Niagara, Lake Erie, Killed Sept. 10, 1814.
66. Vanhorn Lydia, J. Vanhorn, Lake Champlain, wounded Sept. 11, 1814, died Oct. 10, 1814.
67. Webb, Hannah, S. Webb, Seaman, Constitution, wounded Dec. 29, 1812, died Jan. 1, 1813.
68. Wilcox, Marve1, Syl. Wilcox, Carpenter’s mate, Schooner Hamilton, Died on Lake Ontario Aug. 8, 1813.
69. Warner, Margaret, John Warner, Sailingniaster, Flotilla, Baltimore, Died at Bladensburg, Aug. 24, 1814.
70. Wares, Charlotte, S. Wares, Commandant in flotilla, New York, Unknown, Dec.4, 1815.
71. Young Abigail, Charles Young, Seaman, Lake Ontario, Killed Nov. 28, 1812.
Those of you looking for a ancestor in the navy and who may have had a pension, but waa not on this list can ask for a look up on the following Pensiones Lists.
1803, 1804, 1805, -----1807, 1808, 1809, 1810, 1811.
1827 to 30, and 1831 to 1835.
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