Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File R. 8600, for Peter Rasor, Virginia
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Suspended
Revolution Pension Claim
Act of July 7, 1838
Frances Rasor
Widow of Peter.
Indiana
Power of Attorney 
to examine claim.
Chas. C. Tucker
Attorney
Present
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State of Indiana} I Wm W Cotton Clerk of
Spencer County} the Spencer Circuit Court hereby certify that James T Morgan Esq before whom the within affidavit and acknowledgement appears to have been acknowledged and taken was at the time of taking and Certifying the same an acting justice of the peace in and for said County duly Commissioned and qualified and that full faith and Credit are due to all his official acts as such and that his signature thereto is genuine.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court at Rockport, this 24th day of April 1855
Wm W. Cotton Clerk
[Seal affixed]

L.
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and Elezabeth, born April 10, 1788
Respectfully,
WINFIELD SCOTT
Commissioner
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[Top two lines of form crossed out and illegible.]

8600
P.O. Frances Rasor
Service: [blank]
[Stamp:] REJECTED
Enlisted: [blank], 18--
Discharged: [blank], 18--
Application filed: [blank], 18--
The printed list of 1852 shows reasons for rejection.
Alleges: "Six months service not in proof."
Re-enlisted: [blank]
Attorney: [blank]
P.O. [blank]
[blank] Recognized.  [blank] Contract.
[blank] Cert. of Dis.  Searched for [blank], 18--.

1928. July 18. Hist. to Grace H. Pattie    awy
1930. July 17. [illegible] Data Cen. B. [illegible] awy
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Uri Manly
September 25, 1843
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Uri Manly
July 8, 1843
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Cemeterial Branch
Quartermaster General's Office
requested History of Peter Rasor, who died November 4, 1931 in Spencer County, Indiana. all slips returned
Received July 17, 1930
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"When Lincoln went Flat-boating from Rockport"
A Historical Pageant of the Lincoln Family in Spencer County

One hundredth anniversary of Lincoln making his flat-boat trip to New Orleans with Allen Gentry

Come and see this historical pageant on the exact spot of the old Ohio river landing in Rockyside Park, Rockport, Indiana, July 4, 1928
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Pageant Committee
T. C. Basye, Chairman
318 Main street, Rockport, Indiana
Mrs. John Pattie, Secretary
307 Elm street, Rockport, Indiana
Mrs. Calder Ehrman, Directress
119 S. Fifth street, Rockport, Indiana
Mrs. Fred Heuring
215 S. Third street, Rockport, Indiana
Winn Shrods
414 Main street, Rockport, Indiana
Robert Miller
313 S. Second street, Rockport, Indiana

Officers Spencer County Historical Society
T. C. Basye, President
Mrs. Calder Ehrman, Vice President
U. L. Lindsey, Treasurer
Miss Laura Mercy Wright, Secretary

Rockport, Indiana, June 25th, 1928

Bureau of Pensions,
Washington, D. C.

Dear Sir:

The information I desire about Peter Rasor, is in the above department somewhere , but I do not know where to tell you to look for it.  About two years ago, Viola Root Cameron Rasor called at the Bureau of Pensions and got Peter Rasor's revolutionary record, but it was misplaced.  Peter Rasor - and two-brothers enlisted from Virginia, served in Revolutionary war, (Peter) afterward married Frankie Adair, moved to Rockport, Spencer County, Indiana in 1808, spent the remainder of his life here, after his death, his widow Frankie Adair Rasor applied for a pension, which was not granted.

These are the facts that I have, thanking you in advance for the desired facts,
I am,
Respectfully,
Grace H. Pattie.

HALF WAY DOWN THE PAGE ON THE RIGHTHAND SIDE IS A STAMP THAT READS AS FOLLOWS:  U. S. PENSION OFFICE JUNE 27, 1928