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The New York City Directory for 1791 shows:

Lenington, Thomas, porter house, corner of Nassau and George streets.

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.THOMAS LENNINGTON, RWPA #W20439. He married in Scotch Plains, New
Jersey, in 1775, Sarah Sickerton. (She had once claimed the marriage
took place on 20 April 1778 but changed her testimoney when applying
for pension rights.) He died on April 2, 1829. His wife resided during
the war in Bulls Ferry, New Jersey. He served as an ensign in Captain
John Nicholson's Company and took part in attempting to capture ____
Ross who was loading a vessel at Fort Ann on the Saint Lawrence River
with supplies. He states they were able to take the vessel and its
cargo, but were recaptured by the British and held as prisoners-of-war.
Brigadier General James Clinton states on March 22, 1780, that Lennington
was a sergeant in Captain Nicholson's Company in 1775. Clinton also
states that Thomas was captured by the British on May 8, 1776.