Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File W. 3797, William Frazier, Md.
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(8-1770)

[Heading] SERVICE
Md.

Frazier, William W.
             Henrietta M.

[Heading] NUMBER
W. 3797.

CONTENTS
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Letter to Rep? Pensioner. 19. Jany 1844.
(illegible) to Pension Agt. 9. Feb 1844.

To Maryland from 4 Mand.
1843. 14 Feb 1844. Notification
to A Yearley Baltimore Md.

Maryland 1656
Virginia Richmond (crossed out)

Henrietta M. Frazier

widow of William Frazier
who was a Lieutenant
Md.
in the Revolution

Inscribed on the Roll at the rate of
194 Dollars 21
Cents per annum, to commence on
the 4th day of March, 1843.

Certificate of Pension issued the
31st day of August 1863
and sent to Pensioner,
care of Charles Dimmock, Esq.
Portsmouthmouth, Va.

[Act of March 3, 1843.]
Recorded in Book A.
Vol. 1. Page 148
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State of Maryland
City of Baltimore S.S.

On this 23rd day of November eighteen hundred and thirty nine. Before me the Subscriber one of the Associate Judges of Baltimore City Court Personally appeared Henrietta M Frazier a resident of the City of Baltimore aforesaid aged Seventy nine years, who being first duly sworn according to the law doth on her oath, make the following declaration, in order to obtain the benefit of the provision made by the act of Congress passed July 7 1838, entitled, An act granting half pay and pensions to certain widows" That she is the widow of William Frazier who was a Lieutenant in the 5th Maryland Regiment under Col William Richardson in the service of the United States in the War of the Revolution. That his papers being lost, she is not able to state all the particulars of his service - but it is in proof that he was appointed a Lieutenant in said service Decm. 10th 1776. That he was in several battles. And was paid as a Lieutenant in Novm. 1778: He is also recog-nised by Col. Richardson, as a Lieutenant April 30th 1779.
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service Dec 10th 1776. That he was in several battles, and was paid as a Lieutenant in Nov 1778: He is also recog-nised by Col. Richardson, as a Lieutenant April 30th 1779. But she believes he left the actual service, a few weeks prior to their marriage (which took place Febry 11th 1779)
She further declares that she was married to the said William Frazier February 11th in the year seventeen hundred and seventy nine. That her husband the aforesaid William Frazer died on the 25th day of  September eighteen hundred and seven. That she was not married to him prior to his leaving the service, but the marriage took place previous to the first day of January seventeen hundred and ninety four. [?] at the time above stated
Henrietta M. Frazier
Sworn to and subscribed on the day and year first above written before me: And I do hereby certify that the aforegoing declaration was taken at the residence of the said Henrietta M. Frazier she being by reason of age and bodily infirmity unable to appear in Court.
As witness my hand
W.G.D. Worthington
Asste Judge Balt. City Ct
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M.C.S.
(illegible)

Rev. & 1812 War Section

May 24, 1924

Mrs. Charles L. Mason
Marceline
Mo.

Madam:

I have to advise you that from the papers in the Revolution-ary War pension claims, W.3797, it appears that William Frazier was born November 16, 1756, place not stated.

On the 10th of December, 1776, he was appointed 1st Lieutenant in Captain Dean's Company, Colonel William Richardson's 5th Maryland Regiment, was in the battles of Brunswick and Mud Island Fort, and left the service in the spring of 1779.

He married February 11, 1779, Henrietta Maria Johnson, who was born August 14, 1760, and he died September 25, 1807.  She was allowed pension on her application executed November 23, 1839, while a resi-dent of Baltimore, Maryland.  There is no further family data on file.

Respectfully,

Commissioner
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William Frazier, born the 16th Day of November,
one thousand Seven Hundred & Fifty Six (1756) And died the 25th of September 1807

Henrietta Maria Johnson, Born the 11th Day of August one thousand Seven Hundred & Sixty (1760) and was married to William Frazier 11th Day of Febry. 1779
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Meffiah's coming to purge his church, MALACHI. Elijah's coming and office.

and who fhall ftand when he appeareth ? for he is like a refiner's fire, and like fullers fope.

3 And he fhall fit as a refiner and purifier of filver: and he fhall purify the fons of Levi, and purge them as gold and filver, that they may offer unto the Lord, an offering in righteoufnefs.

4 Then fhall the offering of Judah and Jeru-falem be pleafant unto the Lord, as in the days of old, and as in former years.

5 And I will come near to you to judgment; and I will be a fwift witnefs againft the forcerers,

often one to another: and the Lord hearkened, and heard it,and a book of remembrance was written before him for them that feared the Lord, and that thought upon his name.

17 And they fhall be mine, faith the Lord of hofts, in that day when I make up my jewels; and I will fpare them as a man fpareth his own fion that ferveth him.

18 Then fhall ye return, and difcern between the righteous and the wicked, between him that ferveth God and him that ferveth him not.
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1924. May 24 His L. to
Mrs. Chas L. Mason, T.C.S.

Recy WIDOW, &c.

File No. 3797
Henrietta M. Frazier
Wid.
Wm Frazier
Lieut. Rev. War
Act: March 3rd/43
Index:-Vol. A, Page 252
[Arrangement of 1870.]
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Maryland 4872
Henrietta M. Frazier,
widow of William Frazier, dec'd,
who was a pensioner under the Act of 
and who died on the 25 Sept. 1807
of Baltimore in the State of Maryland
who was a Lieut. in the compy, commanded
by Captain Dean of the 5 regt commanded
by Col Richardson in the Maryland
line for 1 year 2 m. 17 days.

Inscribed on the Roll of Maryland
at the rate of 194 Dollars 21 Cents per annum
to commence on the 4th day of March, 1836.

Certificate of Pension issued the 13th day of Jany
1840, & sent to Alex V. Yearley, Esq.
Balitmore, Maryland

Arrears to the 4th of Sept 1839 $679.74
Semi=annual allowance ending 4 Mar 40 47.10
$776.14

Act July 7,
1838.
recorded by D. McCurdy, Clerk
Book A.  Vol. 2.  Page 174.
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FREE
J. L. Edwards, Esq.
Commissioner of Pensions,
Washington

Feb 11 44
Mr Everly
(illegible)
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Baltimore Feb. 13. 1844

J. L. Edwards Esq
Commissioner of Pensions

Sir

Your printed circular of 12th inst. is before me; in the Second paragraph of Which You Say that, If in an instance inquiry be made concerning "a claim, and it does not appear that the papers have been "received here, the claimant is apprised of the fact by "having a copy of this letter sent him or his agent, with the "claimant's name written in the margin".

Now, on the Margin of the letter sent me, there is written the names of "Mary Riley". "Sarah Moore" and Henrietta M Frazier": In reference to which I have to remark, that the case of Henrietta M. Frazier was an application for a transfer of the payment of her Pension certificate from the Virginia to the Maryland agency, which in a letter to her dated 19 January last; you have answered, and the requisite papers have been Sent to you on the 7th inst - no avail - the application of "Sarah Moore" was sent you on the 3rd of October last. - That the application of "Mary Riley" (which was for 5 years pension under the act of 7 June 1838) was sent you on 21st October 1843 - both of which I hope you will find on your files by a further examination.

Very Respectfully
Your Obt. Servant
Alex Yearley
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I, Henrietta M Frazier of the City of Baltimore in the State of Maryland, aged 79 years, formerly of Caroline County in the State aforesaid and widow of William Frazier, late of Said County dec'd - who was an officer in the 5th Maryland Regiment in the War of the Revolution: - Do hereby Certify that the paper attached hereto, purporting to be a Family Record, is our true original Family Record (we never having had any children).  And that Said Family Record, with the exception only of the item of his death, was written in our Family Bible by the hand of him the Said William Frazier. And I do further certify that the Said Family Record has always remained in my possession, until now it has been taken out of Said Family Bible to be sent to Washington. As Witnessed my hand this 23rd day of November eighteen hundred and thirty nine

Henrietta M Frazier

State of Maryland
City of Baltimore S.S
On this 23 day of November eighteen hundred and thirty nine Before me the Subscriber one of the associate Judges of Baltimore City Court personally appeared the above named Henrietta M Frazier and in my presence Signed her name to the above Certificate, and made oath according to law that the contents thereof are correct and true as therein Stated. And I do hereby certify that the Said deponent is a person of good character and entitled to credit As witness my Hand

W.G.D. Worthington
Asste Justice Balt City Ct
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State of Maryland
City of Baltimore (illegible)
I Hereby Certify that the Honorable William GD Worthington before whom the annexed declaration was made and within Certificate was given and who hath thereto duly (illegible) his name. was at the time of its dating one of the (illegible) Judges of Baltimore City Court duly Commissioned and Sworn.

In Testimony Whereof I have hereunto Subscribed my name and affixed the Seal of Baltimore City Court this twenty sixth day of November in the year of our Lord Eighteen hundred and sixty nine.
W M Medcalfe
B City Clerk
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I, Joseph Richardson, of Caroline County in the State of Maryland aged sixty eight years do hereby certify that I was acquainted with William Frazier, late of Caroline County, State of Maryland dced who was reputed and known to have been an officer in the 5th Maryland Regiment under Col Richardson in the war of the Revolution, I was also acquainted with his wife Henrietta M. Frazier. my acquaintance with the said William Frazier is amongst my earliest recollections having Commenced in my youthful days and to the best of my recollections prior to their marriage, which marriage was to the best of my knowledge a matter of public notoriety and belief  some time previous to the close of the Revolutionary War; That although I was not at their wedding of their very respectable standing in society as man and wife precludes all doubt of the legality of their marriage. That my acquaintance with them continued until the death of him the said William Frazier, who died in or about the year 1807 and his widow the said Henrietta M. Frazier is still known to me; That she has not married again since his death but still remains the widow of him the said William Frazier and now a resident of the City of Baltimore in the State of Maryland.  In Witness Whereof I do hereto set my hand this eleventh day of May eighteen hundred  and thirty nine.
Jo. Richardson

State of Maryland
Caroline County S.S

On this eleventh day of May eighteen hundred and thirty nine. Before me the subscriber a Justice of the peace of the State of Maryland, in and for the County of Caroline personally  appeared Joseph Richardson a resident of this County and in my presence subscribed his name to the aforegoing Certificate, and being duly sworn according to law he deposeth and saith that the contents of said certificate are correct and true as therein stated. And I do hereby certify of my own knowledge that the said Joseph Richardson is a gentleman of highly acceptable character and entitled to full and ample credit.
Sworn before
Joshua Clarke Seal
a Justice of the peace
for Caroline County
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State of Maryland Caroline County to wit; I hereby Certify that Joshua Clarke Esquire before whom the within (illegible) appears to have been taken and whose name is thereto subscribed was at the time of taking and subscribing the (illegible) one of the State of Maryland Justice of the Peace in and for Caroline County Aforesaid duly Commissioned and Qualified. And to all whose (illegible) as such full faith and credit are and ought to be given as well in Courts of Justice as thereint.

In Testimony Whereof I hereto subscribe my name and Affix the public seal of my Office this eleventh day of May Anno Domini 1839. 
 Jv Richardson Clerk of
Caroline County Court
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State of Maryland
City of Baltimore. S.S.

On this seventh day of February 1844 before me, the Subscriber, a Justice of the Peace of the State of Maryland in and for the City of Baltimore personally appeared Henrietta M. Frazier who on her oath declares that she is the Widow of William Frazier, who was a Lieutenant in the Regiment Commanded by Colonel Richardson, of the Maryland line in the Service of the United States in the War of the Revolution; that her name was placed on the pension roll of the State of Vir-ginia, whence she has lately removed; that she now resides in the City of Baltimore, State of Maryland, where she intends to remain and wishes her pension to be there payable in future. The following are her reasons for removing from Virginia to Maryland viz She preferred returning to Maryland her native State, to be amongst her friends residing there.

Henrietta M Frazier

Sworn & Subscribed to before
me, the day & year aforesaid
Levi Williams

State of Maryland
City of Baltimore SS.

On the seventh day of February 1844 before me the Subscriber a Justice of the Peace for the State of Maryland, in and for the City of Baltimore, personally appeared Alexander Yearley a resident of said City, and made oath according to law that he is personally acquainted with the above named Henrietta. M. Frazier
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who in his presence signed the aforegoing affidavit and that she is the identical person who is described therein, as a United States Pensioner, that she is now a resident of this City, having recently returned from Virginia.

Alexander Yearley
Sworn & Subscribed to before
me the day & year aforesaid
Levi Williams

And I do hereby certify that the above named Alexander Yearley who in my presence subscribed and made the aforego-ing affidavit is a respectable resident of this City, on whose veracity and testimony full credit and reliance is and ought to be placed.
Levi Williams

State of Maryland Baltimore County (illegible)
I hereby certify that Levi Williams Esquire before whom the aforegoing deposition was made and who hath thereto Subscribed his name was at the time of so doing a Justice of the Peace of the State of Maryland in and for the City of Blatimore duly commissioned and Sworn.
In Testimony whereof I hereto set my hand and affix the Seal of Baltimore County Court on this 7th day of February 1844
Thos Kell Clk
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1771 June 7 1863
Va
Mar 3rd 1863

Henrietta M. Frazier

$194.21 per annum
To be paid to Richmond, Va
To Pelimer, care of
Charles Dimmock
Portsmouth, Va
Note the Transfer
on the Maryland
roll.

Don't forget

J L Edwards Esq.
Commissioner of Pensions
(illegible) Stone
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State of Virginia
Norfolk County
Portsmouth S.S.

On this third day of June eighteen 
hundred and forty three, personally ap
peared before the subscriber a Justice of
the peace of the State of Virga. in and for the
County aforesaid Henrietta M Frazier a
resident of Portsmouth in the County and
State aforesaid aged eighty three years
who being first duly sworn according to law
doth on her oath make the following declara
tion in order to obtain the benefits of the
pension made by the act of Congress passed
on the 5 of March 1843 granting pensions to
widows of persons who served during the
Revolutionary war.  That she is the widow
of William Frazier who was a Lieutenant
in the 5th Maryland Regiment in the
service of the United States in the war of
the Revolution under Colonel Richardson.

That she received a pension of one
hundred and ninety four dollars and
twenty two cents per annum for four years
under the act of July 7th 1838.
Witness H. Wilson   Henrietta M Frazier
(over
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Sworn to and Subscribed on this day and year above written before me - and I do truly certify that the above declarant Henrietta M Frazier is personally known to me
Given under my hand & seal this
3rd day of June 1843
H. Wilson JP Seal

State of Virginia
Norfolk County to wit

I Arthur Emmerson Clerk of Norfolk County Court in the State of Virginia aforesaid hereby certify taht Holt Wilson J.P. who has given the preceding certificate is a Justice of the peace in and for the county aforesaid duly commissioned and qualified to act as such according to the Constitution and Laws of this state.

In testimony thereof I have hereto set my hand and affixed the seal of the said Court this third day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty three and of (illegible) the sixty-(illegible).

Arthur Emmerson
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Baltimore MD
May 1843

J.L. Edwards Esq
Commissioner of Pensions

Sir

Herewith I
send my my application and declaration
in order to obtain the benefits of the
Act of Congress of 5 March 1843, grant
ing pensions for one year to certain widows
who have obtained pensions under the
act of July 1838.

Be pleased to [illegible] to
me to the case of Charles Dimmock
Portsmouth Virga where I now reside

Very Respfly
I am Your obt Sevt

witness Chals Dimmock  Henrietta M Frazier
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Thursday 12th November 1778

Ordered that the Western Shore Treasurer pay to Col William Richardson fifty pounds three shillings and two pence half penny for the use of Capt James Henry, eighty three pounds three- shillings & six cents for the use of Capt John Lynch and the further sum of twenty one pounds fourteen shillings and twopence half penny for the use of Lieut. William Frazier, as per accounts (illegible) by the (illegible) Gent.

State Department
Annapolis; July 30 1838
I Certify that the above is a true (illegible) from the Record of the Proceedings of the Executive of Maryland now remaining in this Office.
M. Culbreth
Secretary of State.
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30th April "79

Dear Sir

Capt. Hawkins informs me that in the return of the commissioners, he amongst others was recommended for a captaincy, that in consequence of this he was appointed to a company on 20th Febry. "77: that many other of the officers under similar circumstances, take rank from 10th December "76, but that he ranks from the day of his appointment only. That by this means several of the officers whom he commanded in 76 and ought still to command take rank of him thos their appointment and his are of equal date.

That Captn Emory and Lt Frazier who were appointed the same day he was took rank from teh 10th December 76, tho captain complains that as they and others under similar circumstances with himself took rank from 10th December, He is manifestly injured by not having the same rank.

As I could not, when over find the return of the commissioners either in the council or in the auditor's office, I conjecture it might possibly be in the hands of either the Clerk of the (illegible) or Assembly. I pray you will interest yourself in examining the return, and if you find his case truly stated which I believe you will, I must entreat you to lay the matter before the (illegible) and Council; And if they should be of opinion, that consistent with justice the Captain ought to have his rank extended to the 10th December 76, I shall be very glad they would signify it to His Excellency
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Gen. Washington or to Gen. Smallwood. And I must request you to drop me a line about this matter after you have the enquiry. As I ex-amined both offices for the return in a hurry it is possible it may be overlooked.

I am with due respect
(illegible)
Your most obed. Servant
W. Richardson

Hon'ble
James Hindman Esq.
Annapolis

Council Chamber
Annapolis Jany 8 1838

I certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a letter on file in the Executive Department of this State
Tho Culbreth
Clerk of the Council
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Henrietta M. Frazier
Md

on roll of 5th Md
Regt - at State Dept Vol
6. as 1st Lt. from 10 Dec '76
resigned Feb. 26, 1778.
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Baltimore Feb 7th 1844

J. L. Edwards Esq.
Commissioner of Pensions

Sir
In conformity with your letter of instructions, dated January 19 1844 I now send you my application for a transfer of my name from the Virginia to the Maryland Agency. And I herewith return you my Pension Certificate. *

Very Respectfully
Your Obt. Servant

Be pleased to direct for me to the care of Alexr Yearley

Henrietta M Frazier

*If I have erred in sending you my Pension Certificate be so good as to set me right. -
(illegible)
Levi Williams
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This is to Certify that I was acquainted with William Frazier, late of Caroline County, State of maryland, Dec. - Who was reputed and known to have been an officer in the 5th Maryland Regiment under Col. Richardson in the War of the Revolution. I was also acquainted with his wife Henrietta M. Frazier: my acquaintance with them having commenced prior to their marriage, which marriage was to my certain knowledge a matter of public notoriety and belief some time previous to the close of the Revolutionary war: That although I was not at their wedding, yet - their very respectable standing in society as Man and Wife, and the fact known to me, that she, as his widow has inherited and now possesses real estate by inheritance from him, precludes all doubt of the legality of their mar-riage. That my acquaintance with them continued until the death of him the Said William Frazier who died in or about the year 1807 and his widow the Said Henrietta M Frazier is Still known to me; That she has not married again Since the death but Still remains the Widow of him the Said William Frazier and is now a resident of the City of Baltimore in the State of Maryland, and is the Same identical person who is about applying for a Pension from the United States on account of the military Services of her Said husband in the war of the Revolution.

In Witness Whereof I do hereto Set my hand at the City of Baltimore in the State of Maryland this day of April eighteen hundred and thirty nine
Nathl Potter

State of Maryland, City of Baltimore SS
On the 24th day of April eighteen hundred and
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and thirty nine. Before me the Subscriber, a Justice of the Peace of the State of Maryland in and for the city of Baltimore, Personally appeared Nathanial Potter, a resident of this city aged 69 Years and in my presence Subscribed his name to the aforegoing Certificate - and, being duly sworn accord-ing to law he deposeth and saith that the contents of Said certificate are correct and true as therein stated. And I do hereby certify, of my own knowledge that the Said Nathaniel Potter is a Gentleman of highly respectable character and entitled to full and ample credit.
Submitted & sworn to
before me.
Thos. B. Pottenger

State of Maryland
Baltimore County, S
I hereby certify that Thomas B Pottenger Gentleman before whom the aforegoing deposition was made & who has thereto signed his name was all the time of subscribing a Justice of the Peace of the State of Maryland in & for the City of Baltimore duly Commissioned (illegible)

In Testimony whereof thereto
My hand and and affix the seal
of Baltimore County Court this
26th day of November 1839
Ths Kell
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I, Nathan Porter, of Talbot County in the State of Maryland aged eighty three years who was a Soldier in the War of the Revolution and served under Colonel Richardson in the 5th Maryland Regiment; Do hereby Certify that I was personally acquainted in the War of the Revolution, with Lieutenant William Frazier, who Served in the Same Regiment under the Said Col. Richardson; That I knew him the Said Lieutenant Frazier at the Battle of Brunswick and Mud Island Fort; That the exact period of the Service of the Said William Frazier I cannot definitely state but have heard him say that he entered the Service for the term of three years.

As witness my hand this sixteenth day of November Eighteen hundred and thirty eight.

Nathan Porter
X his mark

(illegible)
Jas M Seth

State of Maryland
Talbot County, Sd

On the sixteenth day of November eighteen hundred and thirty eight. Before me the Subscriber a Justice of the Peace of the State of Maryland in and for Talbot County. Personally appeared the above named Nathan Porter and declared the aforegoing Certificate and made oath according to law that the Contents thereof are correct and true as therein stated. And I do hereby certify that the Said Nathan Porter is known to me as an aged & respectable citizen of the county and that full credit and reliance is and ought to be placed on his testimony.

Jas. M. Seth
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State of Maryland
Talbot County to wit:

I hereby certify that James M Seth, Gentleman, before whom the within acknowledgment appears to have been made, and who hath thereto subscribed his name, was at the time of so doing one of the State of Maryland Justices of the Peace, in and for the County aforesaid duly com-missioned and qualified.

In testimony where of I hereto subscribe my name and affix the seal of Talbot County Court the 27th November 1838
James Parrott (illegible) of Talbot County Court

(illegible)
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Baltimore MD
Sept 27 1842

J.L. Edwards Esq

Sir

Mrs Frazier named within the warrant enclosed has
removed to Baltimore there to reside
permanently and as it is extremely
inconvenient to her, her papers [illegible]
made out so as to receive her money
She requests me to ask as a favor that
you now change her name from
the Virginia list to that of Maryland
of which state she is a native.

Should you be disposed & thus to
oblige the old lady please change
the enclosed and sent it to
Alexander Yearley Esq Baltimore
I am most Respfy
Charles Dimmock
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Sept 29 43
Henrietta M Frazier

(illegible)

J.L. Edwards Esq
Commissioner of Pensions
Washington
D.C.
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6389
Henrietta M. Frazier
of William
Maryland

admitted

St. 1 yr 2 mo 17 days $194.24/100
Capt. Dean Col Richardson
Md line.

died 25 Sept. 1804

Act 7 July 1838

Alexr Yearley
Baltimore,
Md.
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Bank of Virginia,
February 12th 1844.

Sir

To Henrietta M. Frazier (widow of William Frazier) a pensioner under the Act of the 3rd March 1843, at $194 21/100 dollars per annum, no payment has been made at this agency.

I am very respectfully,
Your obedient Servt.
Anty Robinson
for J.W. Pegram.
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Richmond Virg
Dec. 5th 1843

Dear Sir

I some time since requested you to direct your agent in Baltimore to take up the account of Mrs Henrietta M Frazier a Pensioner, she having removed per manently to that place; hearing from her a day or two since and that she has not yet recd her and I again ask the favor for the old lady to be [illegible] in Baltimore.

Mr. Alexander Yearley of 
that city will attend to her bu
sinus.  I am Your Respfly
Charles Dimmock

J L Edwards Esqr
Commsr of Pension
[illegible]
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Baltimore Nov 27 1839

George Wm. Crump Esq
Acting Commissioner of Pensions

Sir

Herewith I transmit you the declaration and application of Mrs Henrietta M. Frazier - for Pension: She is a highly respectable lady of this City - and through me - Respectfully Submits her Statement & Testimony to your consider--ation - and her case to your decision.

With much Respect
I am your obd Servt
Alexr Yearley
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Land Office, Annapolis,
17th July 1838,

I hereby testify, that it appears by the muster rolls of the Revolution remaining in this office. That William Frazier was appointed a first Lieutenant in the 5th Maryland Regiment in Captain Dean's Company, on the 10th day of December 1776, and that the date of his resignation or time he left the service is blank on said roll.

George G. Brewer
Reg. Land Off. to S. Md.
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The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company

C.L. MASON, Superintendent
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT

Completion DAR record;

Marceline, Mo.,
April 19th 1924.

Department of Interior,
Bureau of Pensions, Revolutionary War Record Section,
Washington, D.C.

Gentlemen: -

Along in 1835 or as late as that year, there resided in Baltimore Md. a Mrs Henrietta Frazier who was at that time some 74 years of age and who was receiving a pension for ser-vices rendered by her husband in the Revolutionary war.

I will be greatly obliged if you will make such necessary investigation of your records and advise me of the services rendered by the husband of Mrs Frazier and let me have all the information that may be obtainable from the pension apppli-cation; this for the purpose of establishing data to com-plete DAR papers.  Thanking you in advance for your atten-tion, 1 am,

Very respectfully,
Mrs Chas L Mason
Mrs Chas L.Mason.