No Bounty Land For Fowler Heir

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 Morris Fowler

Private - Capt. Lyman's Co.

9th Regiment Infantry

"Bounty Land relinquished for 'five years half pay' 9 April 1819 by the Guardian Chauncey Fowler, of the minor child of 'Morris Fowler,' who was a private of Capt. Lyman's Co. of the 9th Reg. Inf."

Fowler's Bounty Land Denied

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Thomas Fowler
Died In Service: 4 November 1812
3 Minor Children
Widow: Lucy Ann Fowler
Private
Captain Zachariah Rossell's Company
16th Regiment Infantry

...bounty land was relinquished in November 1818, and in lieu thereof...was paid to Mrs. Lucy Ann Fowler...the 5 years half pay pension...Act of Congress...16th April 1816...Hence, there is nothing due in bounty land, or Pension, to the widow or heirs of the aforesaid Thomas Fowler, dec'd, under any existing law whatever... .

The Fowler family received payment in lieu of bounty similar to the circumstances of  Elizabeth Acklin Hinds.

Harriet Fowler Back

Mrs. Back's application was taken from the Index to War of 1812 Pension applications:

Harriet Fowler Back, widow

The soldier, Henry Back, died August 5, 1818, in New York, New York.

Mrs. Harriet Back died in Yonkers, April 20, in her 88th year, per the Eastern State Journal, published 6 May 1881 (per FultonHistory.com).

Census  Event Year: 1870

New York [Yonkers, Westchester]

Household Role Gender Age Birthplace

F A Back M 53 New York

Rebecca J Back F 51 New York

Charles E Back M 18 New York

Fred A Back M 13 New York

I N Williams M 28 New York

Louisa Williams F 21 New York

Harrietta Back F 75 New York