Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File W. 11899, Peter Wyrick, Penn.
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(S-1776)

SERVICE NUMBER

[handwritten] Penn. Wyrick, Peter W. 11899
Sarah

CONTENTS
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6274, (11)
Ohio [flourish]

Peter Wyrick
of [blank] in the state of Ohio
who was a Private in the regiment commanded by
Colonel McCoy of the Pennsylvania
line, for the term of 3 years

Inscribed on the Roll of Ohio
at the rate of 8 Dollars per month, to commence on
the 22d of July 1818

Certificate of Pension issued the 2d of Feby: 1819
and sent to Hon. Mr. Herrick
House of Representa

Arrears to 4th of Septr. 1818 1 mo 14/31 = 11.61 
Semi-anl. all'ce ending 4th Mar 1819 = 48."
$59.61
[equation 11.61 + 48.00 = 59.61]

{Revolutionary claim,}
{Act 18th March, 1818.}
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[two-column page] 

[left side]
5.128   (12)
Ohio. Cincinnati 

Sarah Wyrick
widow of Peter Wyrick
Penn 
who served in the Revolutionary war, 
as a private

Inscribed on the Roll at the rate
of 80. dollars 00
cents per annum, to commence on
the 3d February, 1853.

Certificate of Pension issued
23d day of April 1855
1855
and sent to
J. J. Coombs
Present.

Recorded on Roll of Pensioners under act
February 3, 1853, Page 171 Vol. A
[illegible]

[right side]
T. J. Wirick Aug
25 1856 - 
[crossed out] April 14.96 - Letter from William
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State of Ohio}  (1)
Guernsey County}  Before me Thomas 
Henderson an associate
Judge in and for said County
personally came Peter Wyrick aged
seventy four years, who being
duly sworn deposeth and saith, that
he enlisted as a soldier on the 9th
day of August seventeen hundred
and seventy six at Pittsburgh in the
the State of Pennsylvania and
served in [eighth corrected to:] sixth [regiment corrected to illegible word] 
Army of the U. States in the eighth
Regiment of the Pennsylvania line ^(for more than three years, the Regt.) commanded by Colonel
McCoy, and afterwards by Colonel
Daniel Brodhead-- that the deponent 
was honorably discharged by
Lieut Col. Byers, - which discharge
is lost.  The deponent further
say that he is in reduced circum [stances on the next page]
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[on the previous page: circum] stances and needs the support of his
country.  Sworn to and subscribed
before me this 22 day of July
1818.
Peter Wyrick

Thos Henderson}
associate Judge}

I do further hereby certify, that I
believe the foregoing statements
of facts to be true

Thos Henderson
associate Judge

State of Ohio} ss  I Zaccheus A. Beatty Clerk of the
Guernsey County} Court of Common pleas for said County
do hereby certify that the above signed Thomas 
Henderson Esqr is a duly elected commissioned
and acting Associate Judge of the
Court of Common pleas within and for said County and that full
faith and credit is due to all his Official acts as such as well
in Courts of Justice as thereout, In Testimony whereof
I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court
at Cambridge the twenty second day of July Anno Domini
one thousand eight hundred and Eighteen

Z. A. Beatty Clk. GC
[flourish]
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Sarah Wyrick
wid of Peter formerly
of Guernsey Co. now
of Licking Co.

J. J. Coombs
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[punched holes with ribbon connecting pages] 
(2)

STATE OF Ohio}
County of Licking} SS:

On this 24th day of February Eighteen hundred and fifty three
before me, a Justice of the Peace within and for the County and State aforesaid, personally came Sarah Wyrick a resident of said County, who
being duly sworn according to law, [crossed out: makes oath and says that] 
upon her oath makes the following declaration, for the purpose of
obtaining the benefit of the Act of Congress approved
February 3d 1853, to wit.  That she is the widow 
of Peter Myrick late of Guernsey County Ohio
deceased, who was a private in the Pennsylvania 
Continental line, in the war of the Revolution 
and a Pensioner under the Act of
Congress of 18th March 1818 - that she was 
married to the said Peter Wyrick on or about the
[blank] day of September A.D. Eighteen hundred and
Eighteen in Guernsey County Ohio

That the said Peter Wyrick died in said County
on the 18th day of September AD 1823. leaving
this declarant his widow, that she has not
since Married, but still remains the widow of the
of the said Peter Myrick deceased.  She does not know
whether there is a record of said marriage or not.
She thinks there is none

[crossed out:  makes this declaration for the purpose of obtaining the
arrears of Pension due said -- under said act of -- or other act of Congress which may be 
applicable, and refers to -- declaration and the evidence in support of the 
same on file in the Pension Office.  Sworn to and subscribed the day and year 
aforesaid, before me. --  J. Peace.]

Sarah Wyrick her mark [+]

Sworn to and subscribed
before me the day and year above
written, and I certify that by reason
of bodily infirmity the said Sarah
Wyrick is unable to attend Court
James Stewart J. Peace
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Know all Men by these Presents, That I, Sarah Wyrick, widow
of Peter Wyrick late of Guernsey County Ohio
deceased hereby constitute and appoint
my true and lawful Agent and Attorney, to prosecute [crossed out: the claim of] my claim
for any amount of Revolutionary Pension, or Increase of Pension, that may be due; and I hereby anthorize my said Agent
to examine all the papers and documents in relation to said claim, on file in the Departments at Washington City, or 
elsewhere; to file additional evidence or arguments; and to receive the Certificate which may be issued for said Claim, 
which Certificate I wish payable to myself
to appoint one or more substitutes under him for the purposes herein expressed; and to do all things that I might or could 
do were I personally present.  Hereby ratifying and confirming all that my said Attorney and Agent shall lawfully do in the
premises.

WITNESS my hand and seal this 24 day February A. D., 1853
Sarah Wyrick her mark [+]

[on the right, small black stamp with serrated edges] SS

Signed and Sealed in the presence of}
James Stewart}
John McCloskey}

State of Ohio}
County of Licking} SS:

On this 24th day of February A.D. 1853
before me, the subscriber, a Justice of the Peace in and for the County aforesaid, personally appeared
Sarah Wyrick and acknowledged the foregoing Power, of Attorney to be her act and
deed, for the purposes therein mentioned.

IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hand,}
the day and year aforesaid.}
James Stewart J. Peace
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The State of Ohio}
Licking County} SS. 

On this 24th day of February
1853, before me a Justice of the Peace in
and for said County, personally came
William Wyrick Samuel Dinsmore
residents of said County of
lawful age who being first duly sworn
according to law, make oath and say
that they were well acquainted with
Peter Wyrick late of Guernsey County Ohio
deceased, who in his life time was a
Revolutionary Pensioner, that the said
Peter died in Guernsey County about
thirty years since, the exact time they
do not recollect. that Sarah Wyrick
now resident of Licking County Ohio
has not since the death of the said Peter
again Married, but now remains the
widow of the said Peter Wyrick deceased

They have no interest in the foregoing
application for Pension.  That they (the
said Peter and Sarah) lived together as 
husband and wife and were so reputed by
all their neighbors, and these affiants so
believe.
William Wiyiarch
T. Densmore


Sworn to and subscribed before me the day and
year aforesaid, and I certify that they and each
of them are credible witnesses
James Stewart J P
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State of Ohio}
Licking County} SS.  Court of Probate.

It is hereby certified, that satisfactory
Evidence has been presented to this Court now in
session, that Peter Wyrick late a Revolutionary
Pensioner, died in Guernsey County Ohio, about
thirty years since. that Sarah Wyrick his
widow has not since married but now
remains the widow of the said Peter Wyrick
deceased, and is now resident of said Licking
County

In testimony whereof I Daniel Humphrey
Judge of said Court within and for said
County and State have hereunto subscribed my
name and affixed the Seal thereof this 24th
day of February A D 1853

Daniel Humphry Judge
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[beginning of printed text crossed out] 
STATE OF
COUNTY} SS.

BE IT KNOWN, That on this [blank] day of
[blank] A.D., eighteen hundred and fifty [blank], before the undersigned, a Justice
of the Peace in and for the County and State aforesaid, personally appeared
[blank] a resident of [blank] in said County, and made oath according to law that
he is the [blank]
that he is directly interested as a claimant in said Pension, and makes this affidavit to be filed with such additional evidence or arguments as my Agent may use in prosecuting said claim.
Sworn to and subscribed, the day and}
year aforesaid, before me.}
J. Peace.} 

I, [blank] Justice of the Peace, in and for said County do hereby certify that
[blank] who executed the foregoing paper is a respectable resident of
this County, and is, I believe, directly interested in said claim as therein set forth.
[blank] J. Peace
[end of printed text crossed out]

STATE OF Ohio}
COUNTY OF Licking} SS.

I Wm Spencer Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas in the County
and State aforesaid, do certify that James Stewart Esq. before whom the foregoing
papers were executed, was, at the date of the same, a Justice of the Peace in and for said County, duly authorized by law to administer oaths; and the name thereunto subscribed, is his signature.

IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto subscribed my name, and
affixed my official Seal this 24th day of
February A.D. 1853
Wm Spencer
CLERK
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Revy
WIDOW, &c.

File No. 11,899
Sarah Wyrick
Wid of 
Peter Wyrick
Pri Rev War

Act: Febry 3d 1853
Index: - Vol. M, Page 363

[Arrangement of 1870.]
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Jan, 3/96 Letter to Wm Wiyiarch
Keokuk, Ia  M.E.L,

April 14.96  Letter from Wm Wiyiarch 
to reimb. to Aud  zp

Jany 5 '98 To above not entitled
to pension LNB

March - 1900
To same - no title

Oct 8/90 Wm Wiyiarch - 
no title  GMU
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[sideways, at top of page:] Our

(13)
O. W. & N. Div.
F. S. 
W. E. C.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
BUREAU OF PENSIONS,
WASHINGTON, D. C., January 3, 1896.

[handwritten] Peter Wyrick  W. 11899

Sir:
Replying to your request for the military history of Peter
Wiyiarch, a soldier of the Revolutionary war, you are advised that
this Bureau cannot furnish such information when it is known that the
same is to be used for the purpose of basing a claim against the
Government.  There is no provision of law granting pension [crossed out: pensions] to the children or other descendants of Revolutionary soldiers.

Very respectfully,
Commissioner.

Mr. William Wiyiarch,
Keokuk, Iowa.
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[stamp] RETURN THIS LETTER.

August 24th 1899
Atn Clar Grante Rutledge
Scotland Co Mo

[on the right, round date stamp, stamped over the address above] O SEP [ILLEGIBLE] 1900 U. S. PENSION OFFICE

Grant Rutledge
Scotland Co MO

i donte no how to get my
claim Down if you
Pleas set it Down for me
and the certificate you [illegible] 
it for me and you use my
name [underlined] William Wiyiarch
in all yours papers and
its all rite

[on the right, round date stamp, SEP 25 1900 RECORD PENSION 

Petter Wiyiarch is Dead
and Sara Wyiarch is Dead 
i am trying to get what money
coming to them i am the
only one is living of the famley
i am in eighty years old

i Pinte you as my gardien
you pleas to tend to this soon
as you can
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[written sideways, on the left:] 
{Witness to Signature}
{H C Sargent}

answer this soon
as you can
[crossed out:] Rugledge Scotland Co MO

Your friend
William Wiyiarch

i hope you will get it
and keepe out what will
Pay you and sende me the
Ballance as a primun to
you Pleas Do something
for me rite a way

William Wiyiarch

State of Iowa}  
Lee County} Sworn & subscribed
to before ^me this 29th day of
August 1900

Ellen J. Sargent
Notary Public
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August 24 19001

Pension commishers of the
Buro Pleas Let me no 
if you wante enny more
Prof or not my father [illegible] 
ohio gurnsey County in the 
ReveLution war and served
all through the war and
got his discharg in the city of
Washington you have
got it on Record their my
Mother lived forty years
after father died and never
married Stanley colected two
hundred and two dollars '86
cent and Lefe the country with
it all the Blanks you lefte 
for m to fill i Donte no 
how to fill them oute
i am identy fied to this
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[written sideways, on the left}
{Witness to signature}
{H. C. Sargent}

[round date stamp on the right] C SEP 22 1900 U. S. PENSION OFFICE.

Pleas answer this
soon as com to hande
Direct to iowa Lee Co
vinsanes William Wiyiarch
yours friend

This to Mr grant commisher [illegible]
[signature] William Wiyiarch.

Sworn & subscribed
to before ^me this 29th day of
August 1900

Ellen J. Sargent
Notary Public

[round date stamp, on top of previous signature]
SEP 25 1900 RECORD [illegible] -vision.

State of Iowa}
Lee County}
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OW Wid File 11,899

3-986.,
(Old No. 3-049 a.)
[large X handwritten]

Mail Div Glew Ex'r 2 Inclosures.

Department of the Interior,
BUREAU OF PENSIONS,
WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug 31 1900.

Respectfully returned to
Wm Wiyiarch
Vincennes
Lee Co
Iowa

In order that the claim referred to within may
be identified, please fill in the blank spaces below 
and return [crossed out: all] ^Enclosed, papers to this Bureau.

Claim No. 3 This is my claim
Certificate No. [blank]
Name of Claimant, William Wiyiarch
Name of soldier, Peter Wiyiarch

Co. [blank] Reg't [blank] State (where enlisted)
Enlisted in Ohio

If unable to furnish service, give names of
company officers. cante get them

[rectangular stamp:] Soldiers name and service (Co.
and Regt.) and claim number, should
stated in every communication. [end stamp]

[round date stamp on the left] SEP 5 1900 RECORD DIVISION.

H Clay Evans [illegible]
Commissioner.
[long number, partially illegible] 15316...6m7-...00

[underlined] Old War

[rectangular stamp, sideways, on the right:]
O. W. & N. DIVISION
SEP 28 1900
RECEIVED.
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[3 column page]
[written sideways, on the left] you get half Mr Grant

[left column]
no papers to
Be found all lost
i have Bin
iDelfied to it
Stanley got two
hundred and
Two dollars and 86c
and Lefte with it
my Mother never
got a sente of it
yours friend
William Wiyiarch
no other Claime
for it all Dead

[center column]
i am the onley
one has enny
Claime on it
William Wiyiarch

My mother 
lived forty years
and never married
after my father died
he served seven years
in the Revolution
war and come Back to
Ohio Lived till
he died thar forty
years after the war
then Died

Push this through
hit or miss
yours Wm Wiyiarch

[right column]
i have Don the Beste
i no how if you can
get it you take one
half and send the
Ballance to me and
all Rite i am 83 years
old next month 
my days is short you
push it through

Direct your Letter
Vinsanes
to iowa Lee Co
William Wiyiarch

[round date stamp] O SEP 22 1900 U. S. PENSION OFFICE.
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[initials] OWM

December 21st '97
vinsanes iowa

from W Wiyiarch Lee Co
Pension Commissenger of Burous

[round date stamp on top of above text] DEC 22 1897 U. S. PENSION OFFICE.

I want to no of you can
Do enny thing for me or not
on my claim my father
served all throu the
Revolution war eigh years
and never got enny money
he has Bin dead seventy two
years i am all one of his famly
is living i cante find no
papers of his Discharge now 
But they are on Reord in 
Washington on Reord thar 
pension gent got 
got three hundred Dollars for
my mother he at three hundred
and eight ^Dollar fifty cent
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Sarah Wiyiarch widow
of Petters wiyiarch Mr
Stanley got it an Run of
with all of the money and
mother never got a cent of
the he promist to com an 
feth his money to her She
never saw him again She
Died shortly after this was
A Bout forty one or two years
go i think i am entitled
for whate is Back to my father
You will finde his name
on Record whar he was Discharg
Petter Wiyiarch
Revlution solger
he is my father
my name is Wm Wiyiarch
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if you
Commiresy can
Do inny thing for me
Pleas lit me no it
i was fore years old
when my father Died an
my mother Raised me
orfen child i am eighty
one years old thirteenth
of last October i hope you
commisners will Do me
kindness an send my fathers
earning for his servis in
the Revlution war

your friend William Wiyiar ^ch
answer this soon az 
you can

Iowa Lee Co
Vinsanes
William Wiyiarch
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[round date stamp] DEC 22 1897 U S PENSION OFFICE.

[rectangular date stamp, sideways] 
U.S. O. W. & N. 
DE 27, 1897
RECEIVED.
P. [illegible]
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[two column page]

[left column]
T.

Finance Division.
Department of the Interior,
BUREAU OF PENSIONS,
Washington, D. Mch 2nd, 1896

Respectfully returned to Mr
Wm. Wigiwich
Vincennes
Iowa.

In order that the claim within referred
to may be identified, he will please indorse
the inclosed letter with the full name of the
soldier, the company and regiment in which
he served, and the number of the pension
certificate (if known), returning [bold] ALL these
papers to this Bureau.

Wm Lochren
Commissionery

13143b -- 5m

[right column]
[illegible]
[large, capital] X
[written sideways, on the right] G.

[round date stamp] C. APR 1 1896 U. S. PENSION OFFICE.

[oval date stamp] APR 3 1896 Finance Division BUREAU OF PENSIONS.
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Old War & Navy [illegible] Div.
Pension & Army Records Div.

[illegible character]

Keokuk Iowa Dec 23" 1895.
Commissioner of Pensions
Washington D.C.

Dear Sir:
I desire to know the
Co. & Regt of Peter Wryiarch
Who served through the Revolutionary War,
and settled after the war at Cambridge
Ohio, ^where he drew a pension at time of his death
about 1825 - he left a widow Sarah
Wiyiarch ^who died at Hebron Licking Co.
Ohio about 1860 soon after she got a
pension as his widow - I desire this information
for the reason that I am a son of said Soldier &
his widow, and believe I am entitled
to a claim as an heir and against
the interest of said widow.  Please Answer
to me in care of W. H. Morrison Keokuk Iowa

Yores Resp.
William Wiyiarch

Attest H. A. Heaslip
J. N. Waggoner.
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Sarah Wyrick - widow
of Peter.

Declaration.
Act 1883- Suspended
(Supplemental

Boynton
Oct 2/54

Licking Co.
[partially erased] Franklin Co.

J. J. Coombs
Present
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(6)
The State of Ohio}
Licking County} SS.

 On this 18th day of September
1854, before me. Probate Judge in and
for said County, personally came Sarah
Wyrick, who being duly sworn according
to law upon her oath declares
that she is the widow of Peter Wyrick
deceased, who was in his lifetime
a Revolutionary Pensioner on the
Ohio Pension Roll, and that she is
the same person who has heretofore made
a declaration for the benefit of the
act of Congress of February 3d 1853.

She further declares that she was
married to the said Peter Wyrick
at the time and place set forth in
her former declaration and that her
name before her said marriage was
Sarah Johnson.

That she has not married since
the death of said Peter Wyrick, but
still remains his widow.

Sarah Wyrick her mark [X]

Attest.}
H. W. R. Brunner}
D Humphrey}

Sworn to and subscribed before
me the day and year above written.
D Humphrey -- Probate Judge
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State of Ohio
Licking County ⎬ SS.

On this 18th day of September
1854.  Personally came before me [name written on top of another illegible name] David Humphery Probate Judge in and for said County Jacob Lamp ---
and John C Tipton known to me to be credible
witnesses, who being duly sworn according to
law, declare and say, that they
are personally acquainted with
Sarah Wyrick who has made the
foregoing declaration, and know
her to be the widow of Peter Wyrick
deceased, who was in his life time
a Revolutionary Pensioner, and
who died about the year Eighteen
hundred and twenty Seven leaving the
said - Sarah - his widow, who has
never again married, but still remains
his widow
Jacob Lamp his mark [X]
John C. Tipton

Attest  H W.R. Brunner
D Humphrey

Sworn to and subscribed before
me the day and year above written.
D Humphrey Probate Judge
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State of Ohio}
Licking County} SS.

I, Daniel Humphrey
Probate Judge in and for said County, do
hereby certify that satisfactory evidence
has been presented to me, that Sarah
Wyrick who has made the foregoing
declaration is the widow of Peter
Wyrick deceased, who was in his
life-time a Revolutionary Pensioner.

That she has not again married
since the death of said Peter Wyrick
but still remains his widow.

In testimony of which as
also of the foregoing certificates
I have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the
seal of the said Probate
Court the day and year
above written to wit the 18th day 
of September AD 1854
D Humphrey Probate Judge

[on the left, round seal with scalloped edges]
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(8)
The State of Ohio}
Guernsey County SS}  Probate Court.

I, James Delong, Judge of the Probate
Court within and for said County do hereby certify that I can
find no record of the Marriage of Peter & Sarah Wyrick:
that for a number of years after the formation of this County
the record of marriages was very indifferently kept and some 
of them indexed, but after a Careful examination I am 
satisfied that the marriage of Wyrick is not on record.

Witness my hand and Seal of said Court
of Probate, at Cambridge this 18- day of April
A.D. 1855

James Delong Pro. Judge
By M. Ford G.C. P.C.

Fees .30}
Paid 30}
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(9)
Findlay Hancock County Ohio
August 2nd 1836

To the Commissioner of Pensions

Dear Sir--
I have learned that an
application for a pension was made some time ago for Sarah Wirick
widow of Peter Wirick (sometime spelt Wiyiarch) who in his life time
drew a pension.  If it is true that she drew a pension, then the
person acting as her agent has read and appropriated the money 
to his own use.  You will please inform me whether she as
the widow of Peter Wirick, drew a pension if so. How much and
who acted as her agent or attorney and at what agency was
the pension made payable
Respectfully.

T. J. Wirick
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No 1.156.
(10)
Sarah Wyrick
widw. of Peter

Ohio
1853 June 25 Let to J J Coombs
Let to J. J. Coombs Oct 7./54

Act 3", Feb. 1853

[on the right side of the page]
1823
[illegible] 
1824
Page 34

[illegible] 20
(7)

Pension Office
Oct 3/54

Sir:
   Please report time of last payment to, or death of within named pensioner.
    Your Ob. Se.
     S. Cole
     for Commisr.

R. J. Atkinson Esqr.
  3rd Audr
     Present.

Peter Wyrick paid to 4 March 1820, and dropped.

 Robt J Atkinson  Auditor
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[handwritten] B. J. Semmes
Page 36

(4)

Peter Wilrick  A 59 - 33.30 - 1st Regt. from Aug- '80
['P' crossed out] 1.'80 to Jany 1, 1781 - 5 months.

Peter Wildrick A 66. 50.54 - 1st Rt from Jany 1st 
1781 - 7 mon 17 das - to about Aug. 17th or later. 
Rec'd. by Adam Woss - Brodhead's Regt. 

[crossed out: Jacob Wilrick.  Appears to have been in the same services]

[crossed out: (illegible) Wilnek was also in [illegible)]

No previous rolls. 

  The H. Wm (illegible signature)
     3 yr: but a mistake
[illegible]

  [rest of page crossed out: 666) 5054 (7 mos 17 days
(7 months 17 days  46 66
3.88
53
---
55]
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Sarah Wyrick
widow of
Peter 
Licking Co, Ohio

Act/53
$80 per An:
Com: Feby. 3, 1853

Resp.

J.J. Combs 
            Prest

[written sideways, on the right]
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Pension Office, Official Business
(5)
Commissioner
Page 38

Brief in the case of Sarah Wyrick widow of Peter, Licking County and State of Ohio. (3) 
act 3d Feby, 1853.

Claim: ("original," [crossed out: or for increase"])
Proof Established (if original)

   Is it documentary, traditionary, or supported by rolls? If either. state the substance, Husband was pensioned under the Act of 18 March 1818 this continued under Act of 1st May 1820.  The soldier served three years in Pennsylvania Continental Line as per the former companion of this officer & the proofs & files of the same.  The Pensioner died in 1827 as per the affidavits of the witnesses

    Widow (illegible) & witness of the applicant is established by the affidavits of four credible affiants.  

(If for increase.)
Has additional evidence been filed since the admission of the claim? If so, What?

Two witnesses testify to the general reputation of marriage & cohabitation. Widow admitted for $80 per annum.

//s//
J.J. Combs Esqr.
           Present,
Name and resident of Agent

//s//
S. C. Boynton
Examining Clerk.
Page 39

(Transcriber's note: this appears to be completely unrelated to Peter Wyrick's file.)


Thomas Henderson
Penna Line
Co. McCoy
1776 - 3 years

rolls incomplete

Admitted

Hon. Wm. Herrick
H. of Rep.