Fouts says:"I have a Hugh Sloan (m. Hester/Esther Harsha), and I could forward a short bio, if you are interested. He was b. IRE and lived in Deleware Co., NY, served in the Revolution and received Bounty Land in Dryden, Tompkins Co,. NY. Anyway, my main interest is in Isabel/Isabella Sloan, likely a granddaughter of Hugh who married into one of my lines. She was b. 1809 in Deleware Co., and d. 1888 (prob. Illinois). She m. Henry Carpenter from Dryden, NY. Hugh had two sons, James and John. One stayed in Delaware Co., and the other settled on the Dryden Bounty Lands of his father. One of the sons was likely Isabel's father, but I want to be sure. Any ideas would be helpful. I can give you Hugh's family if you are interested."
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Jim Sloan provided:"Hugh Sloan enlisted in the Revolutionary Army on July 1, 1777 in Col Goose Van Schaick’s NY first regiment. He was a private in Capt Joseph McCrackens’ first company. He served at least 3 years. After the war he was given 600 acres in the Miliary Tract in lot 80 in Dryden NY (Tomkins County) and moved to the area. It is not clear he ever lived on his property."
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1790: I'm assuming he is in Montgomery Co. NY.
Will probate/written ? 5 Aug 1793?

Sources:
1. DAR Patriot Index, Centennial Edition, c. 1990, p. 2689-90. [spouse, dod, Mil]
2. Feb 2002 query from Dave Fouts, Stanfordville, NY. [2 sons]
3. J French subref Margaret Pitts letter [4 children]
4. Census 1790: Montgomery Co. NY. Harpersfield town, Pg. 108 [Hugh Sloan, 1,2,2]
4. Census 1800: Delaware Co. NY. Pg. 1314 [Hugh Sloan, 02010 21013]
5. Census 1810: Delaware Co. NY. Pg. 520 [Hugh Slone, 00001 01201]

• Married: ABT 1780

1. James Sloan b: ABT 1785 in Of Dryden, TOMPKINS Co. NY.
2. Letitia Sloan b: ABT 1782 in of Dryden, TOMPKINS Co. NY.
3. John Sloan b: BET 1790 AND 1794 in of DELEWARE Co. NY.
4. Esther Sloan b: BET 1785 AND 1894 in of NY.
5. Jane Sloan b: ABT 1794
6. Nancy Sloan b: BET 1795 AND 1800 in DELEWARE Co. NY. ?