Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File W. 8370, William Bond, Va. (Ga.)
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SERVICE Va (Ga)
Bond, William
Sarah
NUMBER W.8370
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19.612
Kentucky
William Bond
of Franklin Co. in the state of Kentucky who was a Private in the Company commanded by captain Mosby of the 1st regiment commanded by colonel _ in the Virginia line, for the term of three years from 1777 to 1778 [sic]. 
Inscribed on the roll of Kentucky at the rate of 8 dollars per month, commence on the 13th day of March 1826. Certificate of pension issued the 6th of May 1826 and sent to the Hon JP Moore, house of representatives. 
portion of semi-anl all'ce ending 4 Sep 1826 $46.09
Revolutionary claim acts March 18. 1818, and May 1, 1820
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5128     [illeg] 19 Mar 1844       
Kentucky 
Sarah Bond
widow of Wm Bond
who was a Private 
in the Virginia Line 
Inscribed on the Roll at the rate of 80 Dollars 00 cents per annum, to commence on the 4th day of March 1843
Certificate of Pension issued the 19 day of Mar 1844 and sent to Mrs Sarah Bond Lawrenceburg, Ky
Act of March 3, 1843
Recorded in Book A Vol 1 Page 166
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[document illegible except for some numbers and signatures]
$141.25
20th
William Bond
J A McMichael
Turner Hanks
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An Inventory and Appraisement of the property of William Bond


2 beds and furniture at $07.50 each 
                                 $55.
1 Chest 2.00
1 cupboard and furniture 5.00
1 table 1.00
1 looking glass   .50
4 chairs 1.50
1 dish and 4 plates 2.00
1 smoothing iron .50
1 oven  .75
2 spinning wheels 4.00
1 shovel, trowel and 2 handsaws 2.00
1 cow and calf 15.00
4 sows and 19 pigs 18.50
A quantity of bacon 18.00
2 bags of cotton 5.00
1 Chock Reel  1.00
A quantity of corn 15.00
3 pots  4.50
In Full $141.25
Of the undersigned appraisers do hereby certify that the above named property was appraised by us to the best of judgement produced to us by William Bond
This 17th July 1826
s/ Joshua McMichaels
Turner Hawks

Franklin County Pct Febry Court 1826
Sworn to by Joshua McMichaels and Turner Hawks in open court
February 20th, 1826
s/ A.H. Rennick Clk
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State of Kentucky Anderson County 

On this Twentieth Day of September 1838, appeared before me Reuben Boston a Justice of the Peace in and for the County aforesaid and a member of the County Court for said County Mrs Sarah Bond aged about Seventy five years who being first duly sworn according to the law doth on her oath make the following declarations in order to obtain the benefit of the pension of the act of Congress passed July 7th 1838. entitled "an act granting half pay and pensions to certain widows" that she is the widow of William Bond, a pensioner to whose papers now on file at the pension department she refers and makes part hereof She further declares that she was married to the said William Bond on the second day of December seventeen hundred and ninety,  that her husband the aforesaid William Bond died on the 20th Day of March Eighteen Hundred and twenty-seven, that she was not married to him prior to his leaving the service but that the marriage took place previous to the first day of January Seventeen Hundred and ninety four not at the time above stated, she further states that she is still a widow never having married since the death of her said husband, she further states that she and her said husband intermarried in the state of Kentucky and if any documentary evidence of said marriage exists it is unknown to this respondent but should any be found it will be presented for the consideration of the department,


Sarah [her X mark] Bond
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State of Kentucky Anderson County

Sworn and subscribed to before me the day and year first before mentioned at the residence of John Bond where the affiant now lives she being unable from bodily infirmity to
attend before the Count at the Court house
Given under my hand as a Justice of the Peace as aforesaid
Reuben Boston J.P. A.C.

State of Kentucky Anderson County

I Jordan Walker Clerk of the Court
for the County aforesaid do hereby certify that the said Reuben Boston where name is subscribed to the above certificate is a Justice of the Peace for the County aforesaid
and that full faith and credit is due and ought to be given to all his official acts as such and I further certify that said signature is genuine
In Testimony whereof I have subscribed my name and affixed the seal of office this 20th day of September Eighteen Hundred and thirty-eight
Jordan H Walker Clerk of the County Court of Anderson County
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Mrs Bonds Case
Copy of Marriage Bond
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Know all men by these present that we, William Bond and Sherwood Knight, are held and firmly bound unto his Excellency the Governor of this Commonwealth in the just and full sum of fifty pounds our rent money to which payment well and truly to be made we and every of us bind ourselves and to any of our heirs executors and administrators jointly and severally firmly by these present sealed and dated this 29th day of November  1790. 

The condition of this obligation is that whereas a marriage is shortly intended to be solemnized between the above bound William Bond and Sally Cranson of the County of Woodford. Now if it shall hereafter, always appears that there is no just cause to obstruct the said marriage then this obligation shall be void or else to remain in full force.
William Bond 
Sherwood Knight 

State of Kentucky Woodford County

I Herman Bowman Jr Clerk of the County Court for the County aforesaid do certify that the foregoing is a true copy of the marriage license bond of William Bond executed preparatory to obtaining a license for his marriage with Sally Cranson which bears date the twenty ninth day of November one thousand seven hundred and ninety as the same is formed on file in my office. 
In Testimony whereof I have hereunto subscribed my name and caused the Seal of my said office to be hereunto affixed at [illeg] this tenth day of October eighteen hundred and thirty-eight and in the forty seventh year of the Commonwealth 
s/ Herman Bowman Jr culee
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Rev. and 1812 
Wars Section
EEL

                                November 30, 1929
Mrs. F.J. Nichols 
1279 E. Broadway
Long Beach, California
Dear Madam:
I advise you from the papers in the Revolutionary War pension claim, W. 8370, it appears that William Bond enlisted in September, 1777, in Cumberland County, Virginia, served as a Private in Captains Mayo Carrington's and Littleberry Mosby's Virginia Companies , was in a skirmish on Amelia Island, in the battles of Savannah, Brier Creek and Stono, and served three years.
He died March 20, 1827.
The soldier married December 2, 1790, in Woodford County, Kentucky, Sarah or Sally Cranson, who was his second wife, the name of the first wife is not given.
The widow, Sarah, was allowed pension on her application executed September 20, 1838, at which time she was seventy-five years of age and resided in Anderson County, Kentucky.
There is no reference to children.
In 1844, David Bond was a resident of Anderson County, Kentucky, relationship not stated.
Very Truly Yours,
Earl D. Church
Commissioner
[noted] I used 'skirmish' in Amelia Island instead of battle as he stated he enlisted in Sept 1777. Date of widows death not on AB
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([eft page] 1917 Sept 7 Hist. to Mrs Edwin Moss. 1920 Aug. 3 Hist. to Mrs. J. C. Van Arsdell. 1923 May 11 Hist. to Mrs. D. Knobe  aw 1929. Nov 30 Hist. to Mrs F. Nichols eer
[right page]
Revy WIDOW, &c. 
File No. 8370 Sarah Bond Wid. of William Bond Pvt Va . line 
Act: Mch 3 of 43 
Index Vol. A, Page 72 
Arrangement of 1870 
Allowed - Pen to com: March 13. 1826  Hon. FTP. Moore HR.  Explanatory statement  recd 6 May 1826
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Kentucky 719
Sarah Bond
Widow of William Bond decd
who was a pensioner under the Act of 1818 and who died on 20th March 1827 of Anderson County, in the State of Kentucky,
Who was a Private in the Company commanded by Captain Mosby of the 1st Regt, Commanded by _ in the Va line for 3 years.

Inscribed on the Roll of Kentucky
at the rate of 80 dollars _ cents per annum to commence on the 4th day of March 1836.

Certificate of Pension issued the 20th day of October 1838 and sent Hon. J Harlan Harrodsburg Ky

Arrears to the 4th Sept 1838 $200.00
Semiannual allowance ending 4th Mar 39 $40.00+ $240.00

Act July 7, 1838
Recorded by D.D. Addison Clerk
Book A Vol. 2 Page 210
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State of Kentucky Anderson County ] The Department of Land___ taken before the[illegible] John F. Hudgin a Justice of the peace for said County this 20th day of September in 1838 to be read as evidence in behalf of Sarah Bond widow of the late William Bond late a pensioner to obtain the pension under the act of Congress found at its last session extending the benefit of the pension laws to certain widows this Deponent being  68 years of age and being first duly sworn deposeth saith
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[entire page illegible]

 Elizabeth Egbert
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2589 Mrs S. Bonds Declaration  Admitted P - $80 died 22 Mch  1827 Pensions list.
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State of Kentucky Anderson County  I Jordan H. Walker Clerk of the County Court for the County aforesaid do Certify that Reuben Boston, whose name is subscribed to the foregoing certificate is a Justice of the peace and a member of the County Court of Anderson , which County Court is a Court of Record in the State aforesaid duly commissioned and qualified as such at the time of requiring the same and that due faith and credit are due all his official acts as such , and that his signature is genuine. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal of office This 10th day of October 1838. Jordan H. Walker Clerk of the County Court for the County of Anderson.
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[most of page illegible]
John F. Hudgin JP.A.C.  
State of Kentucky Anderson County
I Jordan H. Walker Clerk of the Court for the County  aforesaid do certify that the said John F. Hudgins whose name is subscribed to the above certificate is a Justice of the peace for the County aforesaid and that full faith and credit is due accordingly  to be given to all his official acts as such and I further Certify that said signature is genuine. In testimony whereof I have subscribed my name and affixed the seal of office  this 20th day of September Eighteen hundred and twenty eight. 
Jordan H. Walker Clerk of the County Court of Anderson County.
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Harrodsburg Ky. October 13th 1838.  Sir,  I enclose you herewith the declaration of Mrs. Bond for a Pension under the late act of Congress and also two depositions and the Certificate of the Clerk of Woodford County showing the time when a marriage bond was executed. These papers, it seems to me, establish her claim to a Pension.  I am Very Respectfully Your Obt St.  
J. Harlan
Col. J. L. Edwards Com of Pensions
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19.935
Wm Bond Franklin County Kty 
Rec'd March 31,1826 
Hon T.P. Moore HR.   
TP Moore  of Ky
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Kentucky ss Franklin County 
February  Court 1826  This day  personally appeared William Bond in Court & produced a statement of his having been in the revolution war which being sworn to in court is ordered to be certified, and Joshua McMichael  and Turner Hanks the appraisers of the estate of William Bond are men of respectability and they were sworn to the truth of the same which appraisement is hereto attached with the Said Wm Bond's oath. In testimony where of I have hereunto set my name as clerk and affixed the Seal of said County done at Frankfort 20th Febry 1826  & in the 34th year of the commonwealth. 
A.H. Rennick F.C. 
Clerk fee & Tax $2.00 
Kentucky ss I Alexander Wilson Presiding Justice of the  peace in & for the County of Franklin do certify that Alexander H. Rennick who hath signed his name to the above certificate with the Seal of the county thereto attached was at the time of doing the same Clerk of the County Court for the County aforesaid  & his attestation in due form of law given under my Seal this 13th March 1826.  Alex," Wilson [signed and sealed]
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Harrison County Ky. February County Court This day Daniel Neaves aged seventy eight years came into open Court and made oath that he  is well acquainted with William Bond now of Franklin County State of Kentucky that he knows that said Bond served in the Revolutionary  war as a Regular soldier, in the 1st Virginia Regiment in the continental line and served under the Command of General Greene while commanding in the south that in the year of 1783 & saw the said William Bond discharge from Capt. Berry Mosby's company 1st Regiment and the said Bond served three years as a faithful soldier and was honorably discharged and his services were performed before and after the Battle of Savannah. Given under my hand -this 13th day of July 1826 (his mark X) Dan'l Neaves                                   Also Mary Neaves came into open Court and made oath that she is well acquainted with William Bond a revolutionary Soldier and that he lived in her father's house at the time he enlisted in Cumberland County Virginia in the year 1777 with Capt. Mayo Carrington and served three years in the 1st Virginia Regiment and I saw him after he returned home again to my father's house that he had an honorable discharge as having faithfully served out his time in Capt. Berry Mosby's Company belonging to the 1st Virginia line on Continental establishment. Given under my hand this 13th day of February 1826. (her mark X ) Mary Neaves
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State of Kentucky Harrison County  set February Court 1826. The foregoing statements and affidavits of the within named Daniel Neaves & Mary his wife credible witnesses of the County was duly sworn to in open Court and ordered to be certified. Acopy Att H.C. Moore C.H.C. 
State of Kentucky Harrison County Set I Henry C. Moore Clerk of the  County Court of the County aforesaid do certify that the foregoing order of the said County Court to truly transcribe from the records of said Court. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and Affixed the Seal of said Court thereto this 14th day of February 1826, and in the 34th year of the Cowealth HC Moore 
State of Kentucky Harrison County Set I John Smith Presiding Justice of the Peace for said County do certify that Henry C Moore is the Clerk of the County Court of the County  afores'd & that his certificate is in due form of Law. Given under my hand this 14th day of February 1826. John Smith
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5302 Mar 6,1844   Rev Mar 3 1843, Sarah Bond $80 per an   To the pension at Lawrenceburg  Ken
[vertical] Lawrenceburg Ky Feb 28  
J. L. Edwards Esqr Commissioner of Pensions Washington City 
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State of Kentucky Anderson County Set  On the twenty seventh day of February 1844 personally appears before me Reuben Holeman a Justice of the  peace in and for the County and State aforesaid  Sarah Bond a resident of the State of Kentucky in the same County of Anderson aged eighty two years who first being duly sworn  according to law doth on her oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefits of the provision made by the act of Congress passed on the third day of March 1843 granting pensions to widows of pensioners who served during the Revolutionary War - That she is the widow of William Bond Snr who was a private in the army and served in Captain Littleberry Mosby's Company  of Infantry in the first Virginia Regiment at the time he was in the service of the United States. That she received under the act of Congress passed Seventh July 1838 annually for five years the sum of eighty dollars And she further declares under oath she is still a widow and never has been married since the death of her deceased husband William Bond Snr who was a Revolutionary soldier - (her mark X ) Sarah Bond  Sworn to  & subscribed on this 27th day of February 1844 before me . Reuben Holeman J peace Attest William Holeman          
State of Kentucky Anderson County Set  I Jordan H. Walker Clerk of the County  County Court of Anderson County do certify that Reuben Holeman is a magistrate as above said and that the foregoing signature  purporting to be his is genuine in testimony whereof I have hereunto affixed the seal of my office and subscribed my name this 28th of February 1844 . Jordan H. Walker (signed/sealed ) Clerk of the Anderson County Court
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(partial post mark )      Apr 24         Free          
Hon Thomas (last name faint and illegible)  Washington City
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Elm Springs April 22d 1826     Dear sir  Old Wm Bond last evening came on foot to my house  & bring the   ... (illegible) from near Lunnensburg with the enclosed letter for J.L. Edwards. I was somewhat surprised by the objection made by him to Mrs. Neaves affidavit and I again return her Bond papers with the explanation (?) - you may inform Mr. Edwards that there are hundreds of old women in Kentucky who when young could read and write well & from long disuse now write - or rather than not write a good hand will make their mark (underscored) - and you know this yourself hence this ought not to be an objection. Mr . Edwards will recollect that this old continental of Kentucky are from ....(illegible) this revolutionary services  & that it is very difficult to get Testimony especially to a man upward of eight years old by the time he travels or gets one of his sons as they are busy time of year to go into the Hills of Harrison county 20 miles beyond Cynthyana and brings two old people come to court it will be like the  Indians  ..( illegible )- You may inform Mr. Edwards that I am well acquainted with old Mr. Neaves and his wife about twenty years ago - they lived in Moore County for several years not more than 3 1/2 miles from me (when Peter ... illegible now living below Providence) then they moved to where James Cardwell now living on Hickory nut creek which place he sold to old Mr. Cardwell and 
 I will pledge him my honor that they were respectable Honest industrious people particularly the old lady who was remarkably intelligent much more so than the old man , I have no doubt that she could read and write both when she young -and as
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to integrity and honesty of character they were not in prior to any of their neighbors altho (although) very...(illegible) - I have not seen the old man but once since he removed to Harris County which was a few years since when he came to Harrisburg to (?mate) ..(illegible) old for John Cardman  a ... (illegible)- I would believe the old lady as soon as any person and her affidavit is remarkable for its plainsp (?) (plainspeak ) and I hope with this information Mr. Edwards will not regret her evidence - As to another objection why  Mr. Bond did not apply sooner for his pension on account for the property he has disposed of - The first objection could have been answered & explained by Mr. Jos White the Delegate from Florida if you had called on him- not long after the act of 1818 to obtain his Pension Mr. White made sundry efforts to obtain Testimony and failed - and he can inform the secretary of War that he has known Mr. Bond almost ever since he was born and that he has always been remarkably poor - Mr. White can give a full explanation as to the character from affidavits and property of Mr. Bond - you will call on him and also by this letter before the Honorable the Secretary of War - But if all this will not do , I will propose the necessary affidavits to from the facts I have stated, but it will be a great task for this old man now tottering  on the brink of the grave - write me as soon as you receive this and give me the result - Your friend Robt. B. Mcafee
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P.S. Old  Mr. Bond tells me that the reason Mrs. Neaves made her mark is that she had no spectacles with her and made her mark as you know many women who do so can write. get Mr. Jos White to go with you and make a personal application and if you get her certificate transmit  to me on sight as I old man will again call - Yours  Robt B Mcafee If the papers will not do get them back and keep them until you hear from me again after writing                                     
 (bottom of page and vertical ) ( mostly illegible due to whole page not shown)  Wm Bond applica care to me ...the cant ..in..he is a ..ty  White
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(complete page from previous sheet) I was employed by Mr. Bond in 1819 to make the application for him & I can testify to all referred to me in this letter - I know the poverty of the applicant  & have known him fifteen years  & that he is a man of truth & honesty. Jos. M. White
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State of Kentucky Anderson County Be it remembered that on this 27th day of February 1844 personally appeared before me Reuben Holeman a Justice of the peace for the Court above numbered David Bond and made oath that he is personally acquainted with Sarah Bond the widow  of William Bond now deceased who has this day made oath before me to her declarations for the purpose of receiving the benefits of the provision of the act of Congress passed  Third day of March 1843 and that he has known her for the last twenty five years and that he knows that the said Sarah Bond is the widow of the sd William Bond Snr deceased and that she is still  a widow and never has married since the death of William Bond Snr He further states that he knows from his own personal knowledge that she is the very identical Sarah Bond who received her pension at the rate of eighty dollars per annum for five years under the act of Congress passed 7th July 1838 as the widow of sd William Bond drew. He further states, that he acted as her agent in claiming her last annual pension her original pension Certificate was delivered up to the agent at Lexington for paying redress.   David Bond (signed and sealed) Sworn to and subscribed on this 27th  day of February 1844 before me . Reuben Holeman JPsc  Atts James D Hardin
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REVOLUTIONARY WAR RECORDS SECTION. 3-525
W. F. 8,370

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
BUREAU OF PENSIONS.
Washington, D. C.,
In reply to your request of_ received
a statement of the military history of William Bond soldier of the REVOLUTIONARY WAR, you will find below the desired information as contained in his (or his widow's) application for pension on file in this Bureau.
DATES OF ENLISTMENT OR
APPOINTMENT.
Sept. 1777  
LENGTH OF SERVICE. 3 yrs
RANK. Pvt
OFFICERS UNDER WHOM SERVICE WAS RENDERED.
CAPTAIN. Mayo Carrington
Littleberry Mosby
COLONEL_
STATE. Va
Battles engaged in, Savannah, Brier Creek,  Stono [Ferry]
Residence of soldier at enlistment, Cumberland Co. Va
Date of application for pension, Feby 13 1836 [illegible]
Residence at date of application, Franklin County, KY
Age at date of application, 86 yrs. He died Mch. 20. 1837.
Remarks: He mar. Dec. 1. 1790, in Woodford County, Ky, Sarah or
Sally Cranson, his second wife. She was a pension on an app. Executed Sept 20,1838 while a res of Anderson Co. Ky. aged 75 years
There is no other data on file as to his family name of Littleberry Mosby of Va took command of Co. in Ga.
[illegible] Page 404
Respectfully _ Commissioner 5- 2856
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Rev 1 CB26 
Williams Invg Whitley Co 
Ky. Aug 29 - 1917 
To the Commissioner of Pensions Washington  D.C. My Dear Sir 
In volume 3 of a Report from the Secretary of War in obedience to Resolution of the Senate of the 5th  & 30th of June 1834, and the 3d of March 1833 appears the name of William Bond on page 33 as a pensioner (living in Franklin County, Ky.)  he died March 22, 1827. This William Bond was my Revolutionary ancestor .I wish to enter the S.A.R. through his services (over)
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will kindly send me a full statement  of the services of this William Bond who received a pension and died in Franklin county  Ky - Thanking you for the kindness of a reply -  I am Very truly , Mrs. Edwin Moss.
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3 - 049
Ex FKE Div Mail
Department of the Interior,
BUREAU OF PENSIONS.
WASHINGTON D. Apl 20, 1923
The attached letter is respectfully returned with the information that the data furnished is not sufficient to enable this Bureau to make intelligent
answer to the queries therein contained. Please fill out such of the blank spaces below as the information in your possession will permit, and return to this Bureau.
No. of claim.
Name of soldier,
P. O. address of claimant.
Company
Regiment.
State where enlisted.
Date of enlistment
Date of discharge
If unable to furnish company and regiment
give names of commanding officers.
Return attached letter with
[illegible stamped signature]
Commission
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[stamped] 
US. PENSION OFFICE  G MAY 10 1923 US. PENSION OFFICE G APR 30 1923 CHICAGO ,ILL HYDE PARK STA. 1923    The Pension Department
Washington D. C.
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Chicago Hyde Park Hotel April 27 . 1923  Several weeks ago I addressed two letters to your department , but have received no reply . As I am finishing a manuscript of 100,000 words , preparatory to turning it over to the publishers, I would appreciate having this information at your earliest convenience. Yours very truly (Miss) Damaris Knobe
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Long Beach , Calif. Oct 14, 1929  Commissioner of Pensions Washington D.C. Dear sir: - Will you kindly give me any data you have regarding a William Bond (underscored) , who was enlisted with the Va troops during the Rev later lived in Ky and drew a pension . Also data concerning (check mark) John Bond who fought on the Va line and later moved to Ky. Thanking you most kindly I am Yours truly Mrs. F.J. Nichols Long Beach Calif 1279 E. Broadway
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Rev Sec 
[stamp] US. PENSION OFFICE JUL 10 1920        Lawrenceburg , Ky. 
July 7,1920 U.S. Pension Office Washington D.C.  Will you please send me a statement that the widow pf William Bond was allowed a pension for the
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my application for membership in the Daughters of the  American Revolution . If there are charges for your services, let me know and I will forward them at once . Thanking you in your trouble , I am Yours truly  Mrs. J.C. Van Arsdell Lawrenceburg, Ky.
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Rev Svc 
[stamp] US. PENSION OFFICE D JUL 10 1920  Lawrenceburg Ky . July 7,1920      
 U. S. Pension Office Washington  D.C. Will you please send me a statement that the widow of William Bond was allowed a pension for the
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revolutionary services of her husband  This pension was given her September 20th 1838 , while she was residing in Anderson Co., Kentucky. I need this statement from US Pension Office to verify a statement made by me in
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my application for membership in the Daughters of the American Revolution If there are charges for your services  let me know and I will forward them at once. Thanking you in your trouble I am Yours truly  Mrs. J.C. Van Arsdell Lawrenceburg Ky.
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[letterhead] Hyde Park Hotel The Clark Spear Hotel Robert F. Clarke Company Henry E. Spear HYDE PARK BOULEVARD AND LAKE PARK AVENUE  Chicago May 8, 1923  
The Pension Department Washington D.C.  Regarding the enclosures I wish to say that I addressed the two missing letters to your department  with my return address on the envelope - and they did not come back to me. As I have been somewhat inconvenienced by the delay as I am holding off the manuscript of my book preparatory to sending it to the publishers until hear from you I should be glad to have a reply at your earliest convenience. The information I desire I have written on another sheet of paper. Thanking you , I am, Yours very truly (Miss) Damaris Knobe [stamp] US. PENSION OFFICE  G MAY 10 1928
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Please send me the Revolutionary war records of the following person as shown on their pension record:   Sent W24320 1) Lewis Bingley who enlisted in James City County , Virginia . His wife's name was Mary.  Sent pen rec S32272 2) Zachariah Nance who enlisted either in James City County or Charles City County  Virginia. His wife's name was Mary. They moved to Green County , Kentucky thence to that part of Sangamon County Illinois that is now Menard County. (The Mary referred to in (1) and (2) is the same person and these two men were her husbands. I wish the records of both Her descendants tell me she had a pension)
Sent May 3) Daniel Jones who enlisted in James City County, Virginia and resided there until his death. His wife's name was Mary.
Sent May  4) Thomas Holeman or Holman who enlisted in Virginia and died in Mercer County Kentucky . His wife's name was Mary. 
Sent May 5) Samuel Morris who enlisted and lived in James City County Virginia, until his death. His wife's name was Elizabeth. (she was second wife - don't know name of first). 
Sent May 6) Henry Holeman or Holman of Woodford County Kentucky. His wife's name was Jane or Jean. 
118370  7) William Bond, who enlisted in Virginia afterward moved to that part of Franklin County Kentucky, cut off as Anderson  County