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New York Revolutionary War Records, 1775-1840

New York Revolutionary War records from 1775–1840 can help you find an ancestor’s military service, wartime activities, or later pension record. This collection brings together published records of soldiers, officers, Loyalists, and civilians.

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These New York Revolutionary War records include service lists, pensioner lists, military bounty land records, committee minutes, and local tax lists. Some entries describe people who supported the Revolution; others concern those who remained loyal to Britain. Coverage varies by source and county.

A name in an index is a lead. Compare the place, date, unit, and other details with what you know about your ancestor before treating it as a match. Then consult the cited source for the full entry and its context.

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