Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File W. 504, for Abraham Snow, Connecticut
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(3-1776)
SERIVCE Conn.
Snow, Abraham. Lavina
NUMBER W.504
B.L.M.26727-160-55
CONTENTS [blank]
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[illegible] O. Billings. Oct. 11 1855
June 28/56 Warrant entered for better direction [illegible] O[illegible] Billings
Vol S2. page 2
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Woodstock VM. June 18th 1853

Sir,
I enclose the declaration of Lavina Snow widow of Abraham Snow, who was a pensioner of the U. 8. under the act of June 7, 1832 and drew a pension of $43.55 per annum in her life time and the widow now claims a pension for the same amount under the 2nd Section of the Act of Congress approved Feb. 3rd, 1853.

I am Respectfully your Ob. Sv.,
Oel Billings

Commissioner of Pensions
Washington City,
D.C.
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26,727
{
Abr/ Amd
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No. 2,437

App. of Lavina Snow widow of Abraham
$43.45/18509 3d feb. 1853
Rev: Allowed $43 55/100 per annum from Feb 3. 1853
Oel Billings
Woodstock

Department of the Interior
Pension Office, Official Business
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[A stamp from the Pension Office dated May 27 187[?]]
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1919
Vermont Neon[??]
Lavina Snow widow of Abraham who served in the Revolutionary war, as a private.
Inscribed on the Roll at the rate of 43 dollars 55 cents per annum, to commence on the February 3rd 1853. Certification of Pension issued the 14th day of Sept / 53 and sent to Oel Billings.
Woodstock

Recorded on Roll of Pensions under act July 3 183. Vol. 11
1832
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Mount [?]
June 20 1856

Honorable J. Minot

[?] I have heard from June Land [?] 160 acres which I think is a mistake [x] once before in the same [x] and retuned iss as I now do this where are [x] in this county by the name of L Snow.
[Salutation],
O. Billings
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Woodstock at April 10. 1855

Sir,
I forward the appreciation of Lavina Snow, widow of Abraham Snow (a soldier of the Revolutionary War) in order to obtain her bounty land under the 8th Sec. of act of March 3. 1855.

I am Respectfully your Ob. Ser.,
Oel Billings

Hent. L. P. Waldo
Office of Pensions
Washington City
D.C.
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2802 1/2 First Avenue,
Hibbing, Minnesota,
December 13, 1926

Bureau of Pensions,
Washington, D.C.

Gentlemen:
I wish to learn if you have any data concerning Abram Snow. He saw service in the American Revolution and who was either a native or at least at one time a resident of Woodstock, Vermont. I assume that he very probably served in Vermont regiment although this is merely surmise. I have been told that he was wounded while in the service and that is all the information I have. I would be very glad to get any information you may be able to give me regarding this soldier.

Yours respectfully,
Charles E. Johnson.

[The stamp of the 1926 Pensioner's Office]
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Revy Widow, &c
File No. 504
Lavina Snow, Widow, Abraham Snow, Priv. Rev. War.
Act: Feb. 3./ 5-3
Index: --Vol. M., Page 229.
[Arrangement of 1870]
1927 - Feb 9 - Hiss to Charles E. Johnson