Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File W. 3263, for Philip Krug, Pennsylvania
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Service: Continental (Penn) 

Krug, Philip
Krugh, Philipp
Krugh, Mary
Krug, Mary

Number
N. 3263
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4, 133

Pennsylvania Roll

Philip Krug or Krugh

[[illegible]]

Private

4

Washington's life guard.   2 years
the army of the United States during the Revolutionary War.

ascribed on the Roll of Pennsylvania
at the rate of Eight Dollars per month, to commence on 
the 2nd of May 1818.

Certificate of Pension issued the 4th of Nov. 1818
and sent to Obed Fahnestock [[?]] Judge
Harrisburg Penn

arrears to 4th of Sept 1810. 3m 30/32 4/30 -  32:80

mi - and. all'ce ending 4 March 1819  48:

$ 80:80

Revolutionary claim,
Act 18th March, 1818

fee between the original Pens
of $4, and that of $8 granted
[[?]] the Daughter 3rd March 1810
& the 5 June, 1817 of the
for 1878, the [[?]] these
for the Law of the 18th.

Dauphin Co.



A proper certificate of
pension made
and in favor
of Phillip Krug
or Krugh on
the 17th of Sept.
1819 and sent to
Jacob Buckner
Harrisburg, Pa
same day.-

(See letters to Mr. Buckner
D L. Chimes, ES. Agent
Phila. 17 Sept. 1829)
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2636.

Pennsylvania Phila

Mary Krug or Krugh
widow of Philip Krug
who was a Pri. of Cavalry
in the Penn line
for 2 years

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

Certificate of Pension issued the
4th day of Nov. 1863
and sent to 
Pensioner
Harrisburg
Penn.

[Act of March 3, 1843.]
Record in Book A
Vol. 1  Page 134

lib to H. K. Boal May 16. 1845

[[?]] to J. C. Buckner 14 Nov. 1845
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One Case
Judge Falmasten
Dauphin Cty
S - Penn-
Recv'd 11 May 1878
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Dauphin County of
State of Pennsylvania [illegible].

On this second day of May in the year eighteen hundred and eighteen before me the subscriber, one of the Judges of the Court, of Common pleas in & for said County - personally appears Philip Krug, aged 59 years - resident in Dauphin County aforesaid and a citizen of the United States, who being by me first duly sworn according to law, doth [illegible] are his oath, make the following declaration, in order to obtain the provision made by the late Act of Congress entitled - "An act to provide for certain persons engaged in the "land & naval Service of the United State, in the Revolutionary War" that he the said Philip Krug enlisted at Philadelphia in the year 1780 in the Company of Horse commanded by Captain Vanheer - generally style "Washington's life Guards" - that he continued to serve in the said corps & in the Service of the United State, until May 1783 when he was honorably discharged [illegible] "[illegible]" of N. Jersey - that he was in the battle of "White Plains" when he was wounded in the left arm - and that he is in reduced circumstances, and stands in need of the assistance of his Country for his support that heretofore he hath received a pension under the [illegible] acts of Congress of 1806 & 1816 providing for the [illegible] Soldiers of the Revolution - which, in order to ab????? the provisions made by the last act of Congress providing
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for certain persons engaged in the land & naval Service of the United State, in the Revolutionary War - he doth hereby release deponent saith that he has no other evidence now in his power of his said services -

Sworn to & declared before me the day & year aforesaid
Obed Fahnestock

Ofsitizz Sring


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I Obed Fahnestock one of the Judges of the Court of Common pleas as aforesaid, do certify, that it appear to my satisfaction that Philip Krug did serve in the Revolutionary War, as stated in the preceding declaration, against the common enemy - and I now transmit, the proceedings & testimony taken & had before me, to the Secretary for the department of war, pursuant to the directions of the aforementioned act of Congress - May 2nd

Obed Fahnestock



Dauphin County [illegible]

I John Machosney  prothontary for the County of Dauphin do certify that Obed Fahnestock Esq who has given the preceding certificate and whose name is thereunto subscribes, was at the time of so doing, & yet is an associate Judge of the said County of Dauphin duly commission & sworn, to all whose acts as such due faith & credit are & ought to be given as well in Courts of Justice as elsewhere.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand & affixed the seal of office at Harrisburg this second day of May, 1818-
John Malhedney [illegible]
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State of Pennsylvania
Dauphin County 
fs

On this fourteenth day of May in the year Eighteen hundred and thirty Nine, Personally appears before me the Subscriber [crossed off] one of the Judges [/crossed out] Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the State of Pennsylvania, Mary Crook a Resident of Harrisburg, Dauphin County, aged Seventy three years, who being first duly sworn according to 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 7th 1838, Entitled an act granting half pay and pensions to Certain widows, that she is the widow of John Phillip Crook or Krug, who was a Soldier in the Revolutionary War, and as to his Service by Referance to the penssion Rool at Washington City with more fully appear, She further declares that she was married to the said John Phillip Crook or Krug, On the seventh day of March in the year Seventeen Hundred and Eighty four that her husband the aforesaid John Phillip Crook, or Krug, died in the month of November in the year Eighteen hundred and Nineteen, that she was not married to him prior to his leaving the Service but the marriage took place previous to the first of January Seventeen hundred and Ninety four Viz, at the time above Stated, and that their is no Church Record of her marriage, and the family Record hereto subjoin'd is the original and was wrote by her husbands own hand write and was in her possession Ever sence that Period-

Sworn to and Subscribed
on the day and year
above written before

[signature]John B. Gibson [/signature]


[signature]Mary Krug
X
her mark[/signature]
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I do hereby Certify that the foregoing deposition of
Mary Crook was taken at her own dwelling in Harrisburg Dauphin County and State of Pennsylvania and that from Bodily infirmity she is unable to attend in open Court

[signed] John B. Gibson [/signed]
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PENNSYLVANIA, SS.

IN THE NAME AND BY THE AUTHORITY OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF
Pennsylvania,
DAVID R. PORTER,
Governor
OF THE SAID COMMONWEALTH,

To all to whom these presents shall come, 

SENDS GREETING:

KNOW YE, That John D. Gibson
whose name is subscribed to the instrument of writing hereunto annexed, was at the time of subscribing the same, and now is Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the State of Pennsylvania
duly appointed and commissioned; and full faith and credit ought to be given to his official acts accordingly.

GIVEN under my hand and the Great Seal of the State, at Harrisburg, this fifteenth day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty nine, and of the Commonwealth the sixty third.

By the Governor.
Fr. R. Shunk
Secty Com.
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5442
Mary Krug or Crook
of Philip
Pennsylvania

admitted

P? C? ~ yr $100
Cap Von Heer, Col-
Pa.

died Nov-1819

Act 7 Jul '38

Jacob Barrick
Waynesboro, Pa
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State of Pennsylvania
Dauphin County Ss

Before me on the Subscriber a Justice of the Peace in and for said County personally appeared George Yeager known by me for some years aged 75 years deserving full faith and credit being first duly sworn accndng to Law deposeth and saith that he was intimately acquainted with the within named Mary or Maria Krug and also her husband Philip Krug and lived neighbors for fifty years past and always heard Philip Krug acknowledged Mary to be his lawful wife they have had two sons and [crossed out] two [/crossed out] one daughter had with her, he believes her statement to be true and would believer her on her oath- Philip Krug died about twenty years ago.

Sworn & Subscribed
May 15, 1839
Before
[[ illegible signature]]

George Yeager
[signature] X [/signature]
his mark




State of Pennsylvania
Dauphin County Ss
Before me on the Subscribed a Justice of the peace in and for said county personally appeared Catharine Young a woman of respectability aged 64 years who being first duly Sworn according to Law deposeth and saith that she knew Philip Krug and the within named Mary his wife for forty five years past, and lived neighbors with them for twenty five years- I was personally acquainted with both of them and that the said Philip Krug always acknowledged the said Mary to be his lawful wife- they had a family of two sons and one daughter who are yet living- and from the long acquaintance I have had with the said Mary Krug I would believe her on her oath
Before
W. Kline

[signature] X [/signature]
her mark
Catherine Young
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Dauphin County Js,

I Henry Beader, Prothonotary of Court of Common Pleas of Dauphin County & State aforesaid do certify that W Kline Esq before whom the within proceedings were had and whose genuine signature appears thereto was at the time of the execution thereof and now is a Justice of the peace of the State of Pennsylvania in and for Dauphin County aforesaid duly commissioned and qualified and to all his acts as such of all faith & credit is due as well in courts of Justice as thereout.

In Testimony whereof I Have hereunto to subscribed my name and affixed the seal of the County of Dauphin At Harrisburg, this 15 day of May A.D> 1839-

Henry Beader
Prothonotary
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Philip Krugh, an invalid pensioner inscribed on the roll of Pennsylvania at $4 per, applies for an increase of pension under the laws of 1806 & 1816.

Transmitted by letter from Amas Ellmaker, of Harrisburgh, Pennsylvania, dated 5th June, 1817.

Total

5th June 1817

To be transmitted to Congress, at their next session.
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William Graydon a commissioner appointed the 19th of Dec 1809 by the Hon. Richard Peters judge of the Penn. District of the U. S. to do & perform all such acts matters & things as are by any law to the U. S. relating to applicants for invalid pensions required to be done & performed by a district judge or a commission by him appointed:

To Doctor Samuel Agnew & Doctor Luther Reily of Harrisburg in the said district of Penna. -

You are hereby authorized to examine the nature of the disability of Philip Krug an invalid pensioner of the U. S. in consequence of named received  during the revolutionary war & to report in writing on oath or affirmation your opinion of the same & in what degree the  said disability prevents him from obtaining a subsistence by manual labor; which report is to be transmitted to the secretary for the department of war of the U. S. 

Given under my hand and seal at Harrisburg in the district of Penna. this 5th day of June 1817

William Graydon

seal
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We the physicians in the within commission mentioned having heard the testimony of the said Philip Krug on oath administered by the within named William Graydon Esq & having examined the wound & body of the said applicant do report that his disability is such as in a total degree to prevent him from obtaining a subsistence by manual labor.

Sam Agnew
L. Theily

Sworn & subscribed at Harrisburg before me the said commissioner & a justice of the peace in & for the county of Dauphin in Penna. this 5th June 1817.
William Graydon
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Harrisburg Pennsyla. Sept 9th 1819

I L Edwards.

Sir!
I have received your favour of the 4th Sept instant in answer to mine of the 31st all on the subject of Philip Krug's claim. I called on Mr. Krug and have taken his deposition which is hereto attached and is transmitted to the War department, I regret that I was not fully understood in my last I think I mentioned that Philip Krug had received a Pension certificate granted under the act of 18th March 1818, and another since pursuant to an act passed in his favour of March 3 1819 of these facts I am certain as I have both certificates in my possession, his affidavit proves that he received no certificate either for the $30 or $48 per annum.

There will probably be no further difficulty against granting a certificate which will explain what sum ought in justice to be paid him.

with respect
I am Sir
Your obedt Servt
Jacob Bucher
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State of Pennsylvania
Dauphin County Ss

Before me the subscriber one of the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas
in and 
for the said County of Dauphin Personally came Philip Krug (alias Krugh) of the Township of Paxton in the county aforesaid and on his solemn oath duly administered according to law declared and said that he is the same Philip Krug to whom the United States granted a Pension of thirty dollars per annum, which sum was afterwards
increased to forty eight dollars per annum, which he received, but that he never received a Pension certificate for either of the sums- That
he afterwards applied to Congress for a further increase of his Pension
but that nothing was done for him, that he then applied at the war
office and received a certificate of Pension for eight dollars per month under the act of the 18th of March 1818, dated 4th of
November 1818 to commence from the 2nd day of May 1818.
on which he received the amount due and payable to the 4th of March 1819. - and that subsequently he received another Pension certificate under the act of 5 of March 1819
for $8 per month which is to commence on the 5th of June 1817 dated the 19th day of April 1819 - and further sayeth now
Offliz
King


Sworn and subscribed
September 9th 1819
before me
Jacob Bucher
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up to which date
this pensioner will be paid
the difference between the and original pension of $4, and that of $8 granted under the Law
of the 3d of March, 1819. from the 5th of June, 1817.-
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From

Amos Ellmaker, Esqr
of Harrisburgh, Pennsylvania,
enclosing papers relating to
the case of Philip Krugh,
an invalid pensioner U. S.
who applies for an increase
of pension. -  dated 5 June,
1817.

-------------
10th June,  received, answered 
12 June 1817


Papers to be transmitted
to Congress


Congress
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Harrisburg June 5th, 1817-

Sir,

Inclosed are the documents relative to the
case of Philip Krug an invalid pensioner - prepared
(I think) according to the acts of Congress a year
later of the 24th May.

I will thank you if you
will be as good as to acknowledge the receipt of the documents & also
to state whether they will
sufficient to entitle
the applicant to $96 a year
 under the acts of [illegible]-

I am very respactfully
your obed. servt.
Amos Ellmaker


Geo. Graham Esq
acting  Secy. of War
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Certificate in the case
of Philip Crug (or
Krugh ) for an increase
of his pension.

Accompanying a letter
hom Amas Ellmaker,
Harrisburg, Pennsa.
dated, May 17, 1817
------
24th May, 1817.
received, and ans:
------

(Congress.)
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Harrisburg 17th May 1817

We certify that we have examined Philip Crook
an old soldier of the revolutionary war, and
that we believe him disqualified in consequence
of wounds received at that time of maintaining
himself, and that he states he has him on the
pension list for only half pay-.
Saml Agnew
L. Treiby

Sworn & subscribed
May 17, 1817
Before me one of the
Justices of the peace
in & for the County of Dauphin in the State of Pennsylvania
& a commissioner specially appointed by the Honble Richard Peters esq.
William Graydon
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[postmark] HARRISBURG PENN  AUG 31[/postmark]

The Honorable J. C. Calhoun.
Secretary of the War department
City of Washington

[written over the above address and at 90 degrees] 
4740
Card of Mrs. Epley
Jacob Bucher
[illegible]
Harrisburg, Penn
Sept 4. 1819
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J C Calhoun Esqr Secy of War


Sir

At the request of John Eple, I have enclosed
his declaration and documents thereto attached, If a certificate
should be granted him he requests it may be sent to my care, in which case I will give him early notice of its receipt

At the request of Philip Krug to whom Congress granted a pension
by the act of 3d March 1819, and who is now in a poor state of health, I request
the department of war to give some explanation relative to the requisition
mentioned on his last certificate received which is as follows:
"[drawing of hand pointing to this writing] 
the original certificate of Pension granted to Philip Krug under the law of 5th July 1812 to be actioned to the department before any payment is made on this ". "

"War department Increased Invalid Pension

I certify that in conformity with the law of the United States of the 3d
March 1819 Philip Krugh late a Dragoon in the army U. S.  during the
Revolutionary war is inscribed on the pension list roll of Pennsylvania agency at the rate of Eight dollars per mo to commence-
$4 per mo from the said 5th June 1817 to the 4th March 1819 Given at the
War office of the united states this 19th day of April 1819

J C Calhoun  Secy of War"


Mr Krug informed me that when he was first placed on the Pension list he received no certificate that he received a verbal notice from Mr George Whitehill, that he then gave his power
of attorney to some person going to Philadelphia, and on the return of said person he received his pension, and that he continued
to receive it whenever he sent for it at the time appointed for payment
thinking the sum was too small he petitioned congress to increase
his pension but before any thing was done for him, Congress passed the law of 18th March 1818 he thought congress would
take no further notice of his just claim, he therefore on the 2nd day of May 1818 went before a Judge and made a declaration of his service
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and of his indigent circumstances which was sent on to the
war department, which department granted him a certificate
of Pension for $8 per month dated 4th November 1818 to commence
from the 2d day of May 1818 -
on which certificate he
received the pension due to the 4th of March last, and thereby relinquished his claim for the pension he before received without
certificate, and that contrary to his expectation but not to his wish he received the certificate first above copied which
requires "the original certificate of Pension", to be returned"
Information is requested in what manner the said Philip Krug or Krugh is to proceed to avail himself of the benefitt of the act of
Congress in his favour. Mr Krug is a poor man but would
disdain the Idea of receiving one cent more than he is justly intitled to - in my humble opinion he can only be entitled to the pension between the 5th of June 1817, to the 2nd of May 1818 and then what has accrued since the passage of the act in his favour
from the 3d March 1819. as I have not seen that act your answer is requested,

I am Sir with much respect
Your obedt Servt
Jacob Bucher
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2559

Mary Krug
$100 per ann


sent to Mary Krug the widow of Philip Krug
widow of Philip Krug-
Harrisburg Pa.
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State of Pennsylvania
Dauphin County   Ss

On this 8th day of May in the year Eighteen hundred and forty three,
personally appeared before me the subscriber a Justice
of the peace in and for said County Mary Krug, a
Resident of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, aged 76 years who
being first duly sworn according to law, doth on her oath
make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit
of the act passed by Congress in Seshion of 1843, Granting
one years penssions to certain widows of revolutionary
Soldiers, that she has not intermarried but continues the
widow of Philip Krug, Deceased, who was a United States
pensioner of Dauphin County Penna that she is the
Identical person who did receive a pension from the
United States under act passed July 7th 1838, by
Reference to her papers filed in the pension office
will more fully appear as to her being entitled to the
Benefit of act passed in the year 1843, and that
she is the Identical person who was named in an
original Certificate which was returned to the pension office at Washington City D.C.


Sworn to and subscribed before me on the day and year above written

Mary Krug
X
her mark


W. Kline, Justice of Peace
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Pennsylvania

Dauphin County  Ss.
I John A. Weir, Prothy of
the Court of Common Pleas of the County and State aforesaid do hereby certify that W. Kline is an
acting Justice of the Peace for the County and State
aforesaid duly elected and commissioned and that full
faith and credit is and ought to be given to all such his official acts
accordingly and that the Signature purporting to be his is genuine.
Given under my hand and seal of said Court this 8th day of May
AD. 1843-
John A. Weir
Prothy.
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From Amos Ellmaker,
Harrisburg, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania,
inclosing evidence in the case of Philip Crug (or Krugh) an applicant for increase of pension, dated
May, 17, 1817.
---
24th May, 1817
received, and answ.
----
Congress.
(revolutionary army.)
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Harrisburg
May 17th, 1817

Sir,

Philip Crook (or Krug) of Dauphin County Penna. a meritorious soldier of the revolutionary war
has for many years been on the pension list for half pay. Recg none from [illegible]disabled from working & being poor he wishes to receive the full pension.
The physicians who ratify for for him [illegible], are of the first respectability.  [Illegible] [illegible].-

If the inclosed be not sufficient to warrant him being placed on the pension list for full pay - will you do him the favor to inform me what further evidence may be necessary.

I am very respectfully
Your obed servt.
Amos Ellmaker
Secry. of War
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Mr. Edwards

My dear Sir

It would seem to be the
object of the within letter to as certain how much
the agent of the old lady has recd and retained for his own use and to ascertain who he is &
where he is if possible and to prevent him from receiving any more of it and also to advise
the old woman how she may get what
is coming due to her without further
loss. Any information you will give 
me on the subject to be transmitted to Mr. 
Lesley cashier of Branch Bank of Pa. Harrisburg 
will be thankfully acknowledged

Truly yours
J Miller
28 March 1840
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Moyamensing Bank
Philada. April  6th  1840


Sir,
Your letter of the 31st [illegible] asking 'what amount of pension has been paid in the case of Mary
Krug, pensioner under Act of 7th July 1838,' and who received the money?' came duly to hand.

I reply, I have to state that Jos. Trotter Esq. By Cashier of the Penna. Bank received the pension as the Atty. of Mary Krug.  His receipt is on file at this Agency dated 17th September 1839 for Three hundred and fifty dollars, being pay from 4th March 1836 to 4th September 1839.

The duplicate rect. was forwarded to the third Auditor,
of the Treasury on settlement of Agents Account for 3rd
quarter 1839.

I am, Sir,  very respectfully
Your Obt. Servt.
I. Solmes P. A.
J Inamker, Pension Cn

J. L. Edwards Esq.
Commissioner of Pensions
Washington.
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Copy of
Articles of agreement
between
Mary Krug & Jacob Barrick, her agent --

S. Edwards Esqr.
"Commissioner of Pensions"
Washington City
D. C.
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Harrisburg Sept. 7th 1843

J. L Edwards Esq.

Sir,
Please inform us whether any money
has been paid to Jacob Barrich under the annexed agreement. Mrs Mary Krug was tucked into this not
ter, being perfectly imbecile when she made it. She resides
here and is perfectly destitute, depending upon the kindness of her neighbors.

"Article of agreement made & entered into this _ day of Oct. A D 1842, between Mary Krugg of Harrisburg State of Penn of the first part and Jacob Barruck of Waynesboro Franklin County & State of Pennsylvania of the second part, witness, where and the said Mary Krug is or
should be entitled to a pension from the United States & the said Jacob
Barrick agrees to prosecute her claim at his own cost & expense, in Consideration the said Mary Krug agrees to give said Jacob Barrich the one half of the amount he may obtain, for his time, trouble & expense. In testimony
whereof the said parties have hereunto set their hands Seals the day and year above written
be.

Mary Krug
X
her mark
Jacob Barrick

[next to Mary's name] Seal [/next to Mary's name]

[next to Jacob's name]Seal [/next to Jacob's name]


We respectfully request that you will investigate this matter and prevent injustice from being due to the poor woman, by stopping all
future payments to Barrich.

Yours truly
Krause & Boas
Attys at Law
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"War Department"
Pension Office
Washington City


Nov 4, 1845
Arrears due
Mary Krug
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War Department
Pension Office

Mrs Mary Krug a Widow, and
a pensioner, who was required some time since to return her certificate of pension to Philadelphia, has through her friends,  called on me to
assist in procuring his pension, still due her -there is now 6 mo:
pen: due her since 4th Sept last, an informed from the paying department in Phila: __ will you forward on _ through my care,
another certificate, that it may aid me, in rendering to her
that aid, which is now so indispensible, in her great helplessness
as soon as convenient --and oblige


Yours most respectfully
John C. Bucher
Harrisburg Nov 1st A.D. 1845
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May 22nd 1839

Dear 
Sir I take this oppertunity of leting you no that Mrs Krug ,the petitioner, wisht me to Inform you that her husbands name was John Philip but Commonly calld Philip and often, only wrote his name Philip,it appears in the Record of his
marriage it is only Philip Krug Pleas to Let me know as soon as convenient if any thing
should be wanting

Yours Respectfully
Jacob Barrick
Edwards, Esque
Direct yours
Waynesboro
Franklin County
Pa


To  J. L. Edwards, Esqur Commissioner of Pensions
Washington City
D. C.
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Commissioner of Pensions
Washington City
D. C.



[written sideways] Mary Krug
Pen no 2636


May 16 '45

[Postmark] Harrisburg Pa May 15 [/postmark]
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Harrisburg May 14, 1845

D Sir

Mary Krug widow of Philip Krug, who was a private of Cavalry and died Nov. 1819, has
been receiving a pension for some years at the rate of $100 per year. She has lost or mislaid
her certificate it was No. 2636. Please inform me what steps must be taken to enable her to
obtain a new one.

Yours truly
F. K. Boas
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Pennsylvania.
----
Philip Krugh,
an applicant for increase of
Pension, who now stands on the roll at $2 50/100, increased to 4$ per mo. By act of 21 April 1816.
the pension for 1/2 disability
transmitted by Amos Ellm. 
Rev. Esqr of Harrisburgh, Pa
10th June, 1817.  V recd.
at the Pension Office 12th
June 1817.
----
To be laid before Congress
at their next Session -

B. This pension has been
paid at the rate of $4 per
month up to the 4th Sept 1817.
---
Congress

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30
4
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26

30
5
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25/30

1877 - 6 - 
1878 - 12 -
"19 - 2 -
-----
20
8     4/21
----
$160
6.99
1.03
-----
$167.99
 83.98
---
Difen. 83.98
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Pennsylvania.
---
Philip Krugh,
[crossed out] private [/crossed out] Dragoon
In the Revolutionary War.
---
An applicant for increase of
pension, who now stands on the roll at $4 per month......
Total.
Present ratio of disability reported to be.
---
Time of closing the testimony, 
5 June 1817.
---
March 12 -1818
Rep. to the Commr of Pensions & County Claims
---
[inelligible] by  Law July 1872
---
Award of Congress....
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Lary

WIDOW, &c.
---
File NO. 3263

Mary Krug or Crugh
Widow
Philip Krug or Krugh
Pri. Pa. Line.
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Act: March 3d 1843
Index:--Vol. A, Page 400
[Arrangement of 1870.]
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Let to Hon J Miller Apl 8, 1840
same Apl 14 1840
Ler to Kraus & Boas Sept 19 '43
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3913
Pennsylvania
---
Mary Krug
widow of Philip Krug deceased who was a pensioner under the Act of 1818 and who died on the __ Nov 1819
of Dauphin Co in the State of  Pennsylvania
who was a pri of Cav in the com commanded
by Captain Van Heer of the regt commanded
by Gen Washington in the Penna
line for 2 years.
---
Inscribed on the Roll of Philadelphia
at the rate of 100 Dollars  __ Cents per annum, to commence on the 4th day of March, 1836.

---
Certificate of Pension issued the 17 day of Augt
1839, & sent the Jacob Barrick,
Waynesboro Franklin Co Penna
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Arrears to the 4th of Mar 1839 $300.00
Semi-annual allowance ending 4 Sep '39 50.00
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$350.00



{Act July 7,}
1838.
Recorded by D McCurdy Clerk

Book A. Vol 2. Page 156
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Pennsylvania
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Philip Krugh,
Dragoon

In the Army U. S. during the Revolutionary War
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Ratio of disability, ___ Total. __
Time of closing the testimony - 5th June, 1817.
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Inscribed on the roll of Pennsylvania at 8 dollars per month, to commence on the 6th June, 1817.
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Certificate of pension issued the 19th of April 1819 and sent to the Pensl. care of Amos Ellmaker, Esq of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
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Total
5 June, 1817
Inscribed on the roll of Pennsylvania
dollars per month, to commence on the
6th June, 1817.
Certificate of pension
issued the 19th of April 1819
and sent to the Pens care of Ansos
A
1
Ellmaker E Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
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Increased Invalid
pension Law  3d. March, 1819.
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Arrears from 6 June, 1817 to the 4 Mar 1819, 
20 25/100 x 4/31 mos   167.96

Amt paid from 6 June 1817 to the 4 Mar 1819 at $4 per mo. - 
$83.98

6 mo. ending 4th Mar 1819 -
48.
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$131.98

1817  6     26/30
1818  4      2/31
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10
4
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$40
3.72
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$43.72


693
51
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1744
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372