{"content":[{"text":"Bounty Lands for Jonathan Titus \n B.L.Wt-2181-300 Capt. Issued---1789. No Papers.","bbox":{"left":0.11781,"top":0.088995,"width":0.540209,"height":0.03563799999999999}},{"text":"Letter in folder dated July 7, 1919, written in response to an inquiry. \n In response to your letter dated the 23rd ultimo, you are advised that Warrant \n No. 2181 for 300 acres of bounty land was allowed in 1789 on account of the \n Revolutionary War services of Captain Jonathan Titus of New York. There are no \n papers on file relative to said Bounty land claim owing to their destruction when the \n War Office was burned in 1800. It does not appear that a claim for pension was ever \n made on account of his services. \n You are herewith furnished the record of his son, Private Jonathan Titus W. File \n No. 22, 428, the only pensioner of that name found on the Revolutionary War records \n of his Bureau.","bbox":{"left":0.11781,"top":0.144916,"width":0.765539,"height":0.186346}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}