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Re: Revolutionary War Pension Records
Posted by: Georgia Anderson (ID *****1785)	Date: June 29, 2008 at 16:45:49
In Reply to: Re: Revolutionary War Pension Records by Dolores C. Rutherford	of 1395

I did not find anything on Pardon Dailey. Argyle was divided into three towns Argyle, Greenwich, and Fort Edward.
In the 1790 census for Argyle I found
Parson Dailey, William Dailey, Samuel Dailey, Jeremiah Dailey, apparently living near each other.

Jeremiah may be the one who moved to Queensbury by 1800. There is a will in Warren Co., NY for Jeremiah Dailey that may give you a clue. You can leave a query on the genweb site and maybe someone can find it for you.

Wood Creek Cemetery 1.5 miles north of Comstock turn off.
Samuel Daley 1738-15 Oct 1805 67 yrs

Argyle
LOt 49 & 50
book K 94-July 4, 1801 William Dayly bought 55 acres of lots 49 & 50 from Joseph Elliot of Schenectady. Wm Dayly was in Argyle for a short time and sold the lots in 1804 to Samuel Barkley

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