"The records which follow suggest that the time is that of Ezra St. John of whom nothing appears in Sharon, but his birth. An Ezra was in the New York Line, 1775, in the Saratoga Dist. The family below was of that district. Ezra St. John, 2nd Lieut., Amenia. Dutchess Co., N. Y., 1775 (492), Ezra, 1st Lieut. 4th Co., Capt. Elisha Barlow, Col. Morris Regt., N. Y., Sept. 10, 1776 (N. Y. in Rev., p. 134). Ezra St. John. Lieut., a petitioner to Geo. Clinton, Brig. Gen'l., Sept. 7, 1776, objects to William Formal] being appointed Physician and recommends Abraham Teller instead, in Graham's Regiment (Clinton Papers, vol. i. p. 335).
Ezra St. John moved to Salisbury, Conn. ; about 1800 to Stillwater, N. Y. ; later to Butternuts, N. Y. Abigail, widow of Ezra St. John
of Salina, Onondaga Co., N. Y., applied for a pension on account of his services in the Revolution. The application was suspended for further proof. Ezra was Ensign, in Captain Dunham's Co., Saratoga Dist., Mar. 26, 1781, Albany Co.; 2nd Lieut. Oct. 17, 1775; Captain, 1786, Albany Co.; Major, 1793, Washington Co.; Resigned as Major in 1802, Washington Co."[3]
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