Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File S. 10326, William Armistead, Va.
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SERVICE
Va.

Armistead, William

NUMBER
S. 10326

Carded

CONTENTS

[Illegible] Envelope Includes
WJ
FINAL PAYMENT VOUCHER

Received from GAO
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31.479
Alabama

Willam Armistead
of Clark Co. in the State of Alabama
Who was a Private in the company commanded
by Captain Dint of the Regt commanded 
by ____ in the Virginia
line for 2 years

Inscribed on the Roll of Mobile
at the rate of 80 Dollars 00 Cents per annum
to commence on the 4th day of March, 1831.

Certificate of Pension issued the 12 day of July
1838 and  sent Jno K
Armisted Bethel P.O. Ala

Arreas to the 4th of March 1838........ $560.00
Semi anl. allowance ending 4 Sept..........40.00
...........................................................................$600.00

{Revolutionary Claim,
Act June 7, 1832.}

Recorded by D. D. Addison Clerk
Book E [or C?] Vol. 8 Page 9
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let 20 July 38
Lyon

Died March1-
1842
([Illegible] A.B.)
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FINAL PAYMENT VOUCHER
Received from GAO
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No. 7931. _

William Armistead
(Exr of)

Mobile (Act 1832)
$89.30
Rept. April 7. 1855

Reqn No 3.715. dated 18th ca
& sent to Treasury 19th
April , 1855
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STATEMENT

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
THIRD AUDITOR'S OFFICE,

The United States,

To the Executor of
William Armistead, dec
pensioner of the Mobile Agency, per Act of
Congress ofof June 1832 Dr.
For his pension from 4 Sept 1841
to Mar 1842, at $80 per Annum $39.30

Dated April 7. 1855 by W S R Saffell Clerk.

Treasury Department,
SECOND COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE.
Examined April 10 1855 by
Jos T Adams Clerk.
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34.464
Wm Armistead
Alabama

on state roll
[Illegible] Pr Inf.
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Hon. F. S. Lyon
H. R.
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State of Alabama
Clark County S.S

On this Twentieth day of April in the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Thirty Eight personally appeared William Armistead a resident in the county of Clark and State aforesaid aged Seventy Six years, before me William Hill a Justice of the peace in and for the county aforesaid, who being fist duly sworn according to law doth on his oath make the following declaration, in order to obtain the benefit of the Act of Congress passed June 7th 1832
That he entered the service of the United States, under the following names officers and served as herein stated: viz The deponant William Armistead, states on his oath that he was Born in Elizabeth City in the state of virginia  that his Parents dies while he was quite a little Boy, that he resided in Elizabeth City as afforesaid when he entered the service That he entered the service at Williams Burg [Williamsburg] in the state of Virginia as afforesaid under Capt. Spiller & Dent in the Fall of the year 1777 to the best of his recollection after remaining some time [illegible] camp, at that place he was marched to Valley Forge, That at the time he entered the service he was about Fifteen years old was [illegible] he thinks, with Virginia State Troops as a Musician, That when he arrive at Valley Forge under the officers as afforesaid. They were attached to Muhlenburg's Briggade and was there [illegible] That in the summer of Seventeen Hundred & Seventy Eight he marched in pursuit of the British as they [illegible] Through the [illegible] (after the evacuation of Philadelphia, that he was in the Battle at Monmouth, That he was not long afterwards [illegible] from Muhlenburg's Briggade and attached to troops under the command of General [illegible] and Major [illegible] and [illegible] to the Hudson River, and was stationed bittween West Point and Stony Point under the command of the said last named officers in the year 1778 That he was after some Time, and a long service marched To  Brunswick on the Rariton [Raritan] River Then to Philadelphia that he remained in Philadelphia some time, that he afterward was marched back to Willams Burg [Williamsburg] and was there with other Troops regularly discharged
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after having served the whole Term of Three whole years. That he being then still young and Thoughtless he took no care of his Discharge neither doth he now recollect who it was that granted it. That some time after the close of the war he received his Certificate for Pay and a Land Warrant at Richmond (Virginia) that during the term of Three years as afforesaid he was constantly in garrison or in the field and was not   [illegible] in any [illegible] [illegible]

He hereby relinquishes every claim whatever to a Pension or annuity except the present and declares that his name is not on the Pension Roll of the agency of any state
Sworn to and subscribed ths Day and year afforesaid
Wm. Hill Justice Peace seal
Wm Armistead 

We Jospeh Tolbert a Clergyman residing in the County of Clark and state of Alabama ans Absolam Rogers residing in the same do hereby certify, that we are well acquainted with William Armistead who has subscribed and sworn to the above declaration that was believe him to be seventy six years of age, that he is reputed and believed, in the neighbourhood where he resides to have been a soldier of the Revolution and that we concur in that opinion
Sworn to and subscribed the day and year afforesaid before me
Wm Hill Justice Peace seal
Joseph Talbert MG
Absolom Rogers

State of Alabama
Clark County April the 20th 1838
And the said William Hill a Justice of the peace of the County as afforesaid, do hereby declare his opinion after investigating the matter, that the above names applicant was a revolutionary soldier and served as he states and that the applicant William Armistead as afforesaid from weakness and bodily infirmity is not able to attend a court of this county, for the purpose of making this declaration and further certify that it appears to him that Joseph Tolbert who has signed the above certificate is a Clergyman resident in the county and state afforesaid, and that Absolam Rodgers who has also assigned the same is a resident in the county and state afforesaid, and is a credible person & that there statement is entitled to credit In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this the day and year afforesaid
Wm. Hill Justice Peace seal
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The State of Alabama  
Clarke County⎬
I Terrell Powers Clerk of the County Court
of the State and County aforesaid do hereby certify
that William Hill, before whom the applicant William
Armstead [sic] made his declaration and Joseph Talbert and Absolom Rogers
made their certificate was at the time an acting Justice of the Peace and
that full faith and credit is due to his official acts
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal
of Office, this twenty first day of April in the year of
Lord One thousand Eight hundred and thirty Eight
Attest Terrell Powers Clerk
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[Illegible] Bluff Ala
April 27  Free

Hon F. S. Lyon
House of Representatives
Washington

A Pension
Clame
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Pine Hall miles from U. P. Tree Wilcox County
April 22 1838

[Illegible] F. S. Lyon
Dear Sir Yours of the of 14th of February
has been duly received together with one from
J. L. Edwards Esqr of the Pension Office, having alas entered
the necessary instructions to enable my Father (William
Armistead) to file declaration to obtain a Pension
for his revolutionary services &c &c
I feel Thankful to you for your attention
to the business and the strongin to you having
only been a citizen of this state Two years, yet such
favor will not on my part be soon forgotten _
My Father is now quite an aged man and his [illegible]
becomes very infirm, and is not in a condition go off
from home, he now resides at the place where he first
settle on coming to the country where he has lived for
Twenty years past. and sir it is now owing to my urging
him to necessity of his claiming the compensation for which
he so dearly purchased in the Revolution that he now
presents himself as an applicant for a pension
I have just returned from his residence having bestowed
a few days in arranging his declaration and the necessary
certificate Seals &c and as his name is on the state in [illegible]
rolls. I think it will all be  satisfactory and that
nothing in addition will be wanted to place him on
the Pension Roll of his Country, but to the contrary, should
it be otherwise, any thing in addition can be added if
in the opinion of the Pension officers an amendment as
to form &c is necessary, an attorney could not be
obtained conveniently to draw his declaration, consequenty
it has been drawn by one who is not a professional
Character and contain a short statement of facts in as
concise a manner as it was possible for him to draw
it I have but little doubt, that you are
acquainted with the old man, or with my Brother Westwood
Armistead and can if necessary, speak of the
case agreeable to the opinion you may have made
up as to the respectability of the applicant and of
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those certifying in his favor. I should not of said
a word in this matter was it not for the great distance
to Washington & the consequent delay, and require of the
papers on the day. Should it meet a favorable
reception you will please correspond with me on the
matter and if his certificate is allowed [illegible]
to have the draft made payable at the Land office
at Demopolis it having the most convenient point
for him to require his pay of any other where
publick moneys are kept
Sir a tremendous revolution is taking place
in your district respecting the derangement of the
currency of the County, the people are [illegible]
[illegible] I do assure you that all other political
distinctions are now buried [illegible] the all absorbing
question is, the currency. Your State and in particular
the whole american people are sick, grieving
Bleeding & dying for a sound uniform currency 
such currency, the people will have, and
in the opinion of thousands of free men in this
State nothing but a National Bank can offer us
such a currency as the necessity of the times so [illegible]
calls for the sub treasury sistem is not the [illegible]
The People sir dont like it
any dockets of communcations from you
will be thankfully received
write to me as early as convenient
I have the honor to be sir
yours respectfully &c &c
Jno K Armistead
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[Blank]
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admitted
Pr 2 yrs
$80

John K Armistead
Bethel P. O.
Wilcox Co.
Aba
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State of Alabama
Clark County
Junes 22nd 1838
On this day personally appeared William Armistead the
deponant before me William Hill a Justice of the peace of &
for the County aforesaid who on his oath saith that in
the spring of this present year, he made his declaration
for a Pension under the act of Congress of June 7th 1832
and agreeable to the regulations adopted by the Secretary of War
for carrying the same into effect. That he has recently been
informed by letter from the Hon F. S Lyon Esq Member in
Congress from this District. That his declaration is sanctioned
by the Commissioner of Pensions, and that a pension will be
allowed him on the conditions that he this deponent, should
show by affidavit, sufficient reasons why he the deponent
has not made an earlier application. The deponent
therefore on his oath as aforesaid sayeth. That he alway
while blessed with health and strength, thought, he would not
apply for a Pension, that latterly, having become very infirmed
and illy able to attend to his domestic business, and knowing too
that what pay he recd at the termination of the Revolutionary War
for his service was of very little advantage to him he come to
the conclusion, that in as much as it was a gift, freely offered
from the County which he had fought for and defended he
would accept of it That he while in good health thought but
little about pay for Revolutionary services, being alwas well contented
and happy in having been instrumental in delivering his country from
bondage, and but for the above reasons, viz, old age infirmity
and bad health, never should have become an applicant for
Pension, unless some other mighty cause might have prompted him to have
done so
Wm Armistead
Sworn to and subscribed before me this day and year
aforesaid
Wm Hill Justice Peace
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The State of Alabama
Clerk of the County
I Terrell Power Clark County Court of the State and County aforesaid
do hereby certify that William Hill is an acting Justice of
the peace and was at the time of the assigning of this and all
due faith [crossed out: and at] and credit are placed [crossed out: within] in his
official acts as such. Given under my hand and seal
this 22d day of June 1838. Attest Terrell Powers Clk
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Payment to be made
at Mobile
by George S. Gaines Esq.
Agent for paying Pensioners
in the Agency of
Mobile

[Penciled in very lightly: Gordons Digest
Page 702 See
2543]

Recorded in the Pension
Office in Book C Vol
Page 9 by D. D. Addison
Clerk
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FINAL PAYMENT VOUCHER
Received from GAO
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WAR DEPARTMARETT
REVOLUTIONARY CLAIM.

I certify that in conformity with the law of the United 
States of the 7th June, 1832, William Armistead
of the State of Alabama
who was a Private in the war of the
Revolution
is entitled to receive Eighty dollars and
 [crossed out: cents] per annum, during his natural life, commencing
on the 4th of March 1831, and payable semi-annually,
on the 4th of March and 4th of September, in
every year.

Given at the War Office of the United
States, this 12th day of
July  one thousand eight
hundred and thirty Eight
J. R. Poinsett
Secretary of War.

Examined and
Countersigned.}

J. L. Edwards
Commissioner of Pensions
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FINAL PAYMENT VOUCHER
Received from GAO
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Washington D. C. 
Apl/53.

R. L. Smallwood
Recd. Apl 6th/53.

Mobile Al. [illegible]
Act 7 June 32.
Pay the Est
the amount
[illegible] to the death
of the [illegible]
[this line, illegible]

4041
1 Mar 42
$80

Wm Randall
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James A. Kennedy

State of Alabama
County of Clarke

I Henry W. Coast Judge of Probate
Court of the Court of Clarke holden at Grove Hill
in and for the County of Clarke and State aforesaid do hereby certify that satisfactory
evidence has been exhibited to said Court that William Armistead
was a Pensioner of the United States at the rate of eighty dollars per annum; was a resident of
the County of Clarke and State of Alabama and died in the County of
Clarke and State of Alabamain the year Eighteen hundred
& forty four and on the first day of March
that he left a widow, but the following named children, to wit: John H Armistead, [Illegible]
Armistead, Jane Smith. [Illegible] Armistead, hiers [sic]
Martha Waddells heirs & Elizabeth Morris hiers
who are the
only surviving children of said decedent, and that Pam Ferwood
is the [crossed out: administrator] [inserted: Executor] of the deceased Pensioner.

I further certify, that John B. Jones & Wid Momp Esq before whom the foregoing
Affidavit and Power of Attorney were executed, was at the date of execution thereof [crossed out, illegible] duly appointed Justice of the Peace
within and for Clarke County, and [illegible] signature thereto I believe to be genuine.
day of March
.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal
of Office at Grove Hill this 27
day of March 1855.
[Illegible] Judge Probate
[crossed out: Clerk of the] Court of Clarke Co Ala

State of Alabama 
County of Clark ⎬
On this 27th day of March 1855. before me the
subscriber a Justice of peace. Personally appeared
 Wm McConnell and made oath in due form of
law that he was well acquainted [inserted: with]  the [inserted: said William
Armistead in his life time, and that he died on
first day of March 1842.
Wm McConnell
Sworn to and subscribed [crossed out: as above]
the day and year above named Wm A Morriss
Justice of Peace
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State of Alabama
County of Clark
Be it Known, That before me John B. Jones a Justice of the
Peace, in and for the County and State aforesaid personally appeared L Forwood
and made oath in due form of law, that he is a grand son in law and the Executor of the
late of Wm Armistead deceased, the identical person who was a Pensioner of the United States, at the
rate of $80 dollars per annum, and to whom a Certificate of Pension was issued, which is ____.
He died on the First day of March 1842
He left no widow, but only whose names are Annestead
He left no widow, but children only, whose name are J K Armistead B S
Armistead Jane Smith W. Armisted [sic] Heirs, [Illegible] Waddills Heirs
& Elizabeth Morriss Heirs
of the truth of which statements I am fully satisfied.
Sworn and subscribed this 9th March 1855, before me,
S. Forwood
John B. Jones Justice of the Peace.

Know all men by these presents, That S L Forwood grand son
law and the Executor late of Wm Armistead deceased
County, State of above named, do hereby constitute and appoint R. L. SMALLWOOD, of
Washington City, my true and lawful Attorney for me and in my
name to receive from the Treasury of the United States a draft, or all money, payable to my order for the arrears
of pension of deceased from the last annual payment to the first day of March
1842 when he died.
Witness my hand and seal this the 9 day of March
1855
Saml Forwood

SEALED AND DELIVEREDIN PRESENCE OF--
R M  Whinley
John B. Jones }TWO WITNESSES

State of Alabama
County of Clarke Co } SS
Be it known, that on the [crossed out: day of] 9th of March 1855 before me the subscriber a
Justice of the Peace in and for the said County, personally appeared S Forwood a
Grand son in law and the Executor
above named, and acknowledged the foregoing power of Attorney to be his act and deed.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand, the day and year
last above mentioned.
John B. Jones Justice of Peace

FINAL PAYMENT VOUCHER
Received a GAO
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Rev. & 1812 Wars Section

October 27, 1925

May M. Forwood
El Paso, P. O. BOX 377
Texas

Madam:

I have to advise you that from the papers in the
Revolutionary War pension claim S. 10326 it appears
that William Armistead was born in Elizabeth City, Virginia,
the date not stated.

While a resident of said Elizabeth City he enlisted
in the fall of 1777 as a musician in Captain Spiller's
Virginia Company, was attached to General Muhlenberg's
Brigade and was at the battle of Monmouth, shortly after
which he was attached to the troops under General Wayne
and was at the storming of Stony Point, length of service
three years.

He was allowed pension on his application executed
April 30, 1838 while a resident of Clark County, Alabama
aged seventy-six years. He died March 1, 1842.

Soldier had a son John K. who was a resident of Pine
Hill, Wilcox County, Alabama in 1838, and a son Westwood. The
name of his wife is not given.

Respectfully,
WINFIEL SCOTT
Commissioner.
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Feb. 1, 1896.
Mil. histy to
Miss Kate H Rowland
City

Oct. 31 _ 1907
Wm B. Newman Talladega, Ala.

1922 Dept. 22. Copies mailed to
Wm B. Newman. AW
1925- Oct. 27- Hist to Miss May M Forwood
[Illegible]
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1032.6

Rev War

INVALID.

No. 10, 326
William Armistead
Priv Rev War

Act: June 7th 1832

:-- Vol. A, Page 11

[Arrangement of 1870.]
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W Armistead
Alabama

Suspended

let [illegible] 1838

N. F. [illegible]
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RECORD & PENSION OFFICE
WAR DEPARMENT
DEC 18 1895
435898

Washington, D. C. 
Dec. 17, 1895.

William Armistead
_____, Co. _____ Reg't Virginia
(Rev. War)

Miss Kate Mason Rowland
requests details of parentage
&c of above-named man.

WAR & NAVY FILE
DEC 27 1895
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Record and Pension Office,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, Dec. 18, 1895.

Respectfully returned to
Miss
Kate Mason Rowland,
No. 221 A Street, S. E.,
Washington, D. C.

Information of the character requested
is not afforded by the records
of this Department.

It is suggested however as a
possibility that information in
this case may be obtained upon
inquiry of the Commissioner of Pensions
Washington, D. C. 

U. S. PENSION OFFICE
DEC 24 1895

BY AUTHORITY OF THE SECRETARY OF WAR:
[Illegible] Ainsworth
Colonel, U.S. Army, Chief of Office.

Per
(800a)
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J L Edwards Esqr
Comr of Pensions
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House of Representative
9 May 1838.

Sir;
I have been requested to submit for your
examination the enclosed application of Wm
Armistead for a Pension-
Very respectfully
Yr Obt Servt.
FS Lyon.

JL. Edwards Seqr
Com of Pensions

I have seen the applicant for Amistead and have
some acquaintance with him and two of his sons, and
entertain myself no doubt of the respectable character
of the applicant and from the fact of his name
being found upon the rolls as stated by him and
from my acquaintance with Wm. Annstead  I am
satified of the truth of his statement that he was
a revolutionary soldier _
FS Lyon.
Rept from the  5district of Ala
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J L Edwards Esqr
Comr of Pensions
Washington

[Illegible] July 21
Alabama

From 
H. FS Lyon
[Illegible] July 21, 1838
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Washington 20 July 1838-

Sir,
Jno R. Armistead informs me by letter that
his father has made of onwards to you an
affidavit explaning the cause of the delay
re his applying for his pension-
Will you have the goodness to enclose his
Pension certificate to Bethel P. O. Wilcox Co
Ala - & enclose me by letter addressed to Demopoly
Ala _

Very respectfully
Yrobtservt
FS Lyon

J L Edward Esqr
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Prairie Bluff Ala
June 29"

J. L. Edwards [Illegible]
Pension Office
Washington

JM at July 11
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Pine Hill Wilcox County June 25 1838

J. L Edwards Esqr
Sir Having a few days past recd a letter from
the Hon F. S. Lyon (member in Congress from this District) informing me
that my Fathers declaration for a Pension had been examined at the
Pension Office, and was allowed, on conditions, he showed by affidavit
sufficient reasons why he did not make an earlier application
Inclosed you will find his affidavit, which I hope will be
satisfactory. You will please communicate the result to
me as early as convenient at Bethel P. Office Wilcox County
Alabama. If Mister Lyon has not left, before the receipt
of the affidavit [crossed out: you]  Iwould be glad you would deliver to
him the result of my my Fathers case, hoping that all the papers
in his case has proved satisfactory
I remain Sir your most obedient &c &c
Jas. H Armistead
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Probate Court Talladega County.
[Crossed out L. E. CAMP, JUDGE]
[Inserted: W. B. Newman, Clerk]
Talladega, Alabama.

Hew

Oct. 27, 1901

31479-32

Court of Pensions,
Washington, D. C.}

Dear Sir: 
Do your records
show anything touching onre
William Armistead, who died in Clarke County
Alabama, and whose tombstone says "In memory
of William Armistead, a Virginian, a soldier
of the Revolution; died
April 1st, 1842, aged
80 years.
Yours Truly,
 William B. Newman

U. S. PENSION OFFICE
I
OCT 29, 1901

O. W. & N. DIVISION
OCT 31 1901
RECEIVED
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Mr Wm B. Newman
Solicitor's Office
Interior Dept.

Wants 3 pages [crossed out: not] [inserted: and] certified
from Rev. War pension claim
Survivor File 10326-
Wm Armistead_ Va Troops
Aug. 23, 1922

copies to Law Div. for certificate Sept 18

FINANCE DIVISION
Aug 28 1922
BUREAU OF PENSIONS

U. S. PENSION OFFICE
A
AUG 23 1922
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M233
BUREAU OF PENSIONS
Finance Division

AUG 28 1922 19__
Chief of Rev. War Section
Sir:
I have this day received from
W. P. Newman [crossed out: draft]
Cash [crossed out: for $ 70 100]
requesting [crossed out: post office addresses] [inserted: copy]
as per letter herewith

Copies mailed
Sept 22. 1922
& Law Div not
AW

Very respectfully,
O. J. RANDALL
Chief of Division.
J. J. C.
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( MF 42 )

Date Sept 15, 1922
Name Wm Armistead No. S 10326

Photographic copies wanted of 1
pieces,  consisting of 3 pages.
Remarks:

AE Wilson Chief Rev War Sect.

Serial
No. 7055

Law Clerk.
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El Paso, Tex, P. O. Box 377
Sept. 19 1925

Honorable Commissioner
of [page cut away]
Washington
Gentlemen, [Written at an angle: 3- 2 cent stamps
returned- were 
fastened tightly 
to paper]
Will you please help
me  to secure the following
information about my great
great grandparent. Capt Wm
Armistead of born 1722 died May 1, 1842
Clarke County, Ala. was on the
pension list from that place
I am seeking the information
about his life _ family records
military record _ battles engaged
in where etc. I am seeking
membership into the D. A. Rev.
and as my father died when
I was a very young child, much
of the necessary data has been
lost _ and am in hope you
will be able to furnish me
with the necessary information
required by the D.A.R.
Thanking you for your 
help in this matter, I am
Yours truly
Miss May M. Forwood

U. S. PENSION OFFICE
S
SEP 23 1925
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El Paso, lex, P.O. Box 377
Oct. 22, 1925

U. S. Commissioner of Pensions
Washington, DC

U. S. PENSION OFFICE 
S
OCT 26 1925

Dear Sir
I wrote to you several
weeks ago for information relative
to Capt. Wm Armistead (death
1842 Smith Place, Ala) a native
Va - but sometime during life
went to Clarke County, Alabama
where on file in the Am. Rev
Pensioners book, Capt Wm Armistead's
name appears as a pensioner of
Clarke County, Ala. age 77 years.
Will you please look this matter
up and send me a copy of all
the information you [illegible]
pertaining to his life _
military deeds an whatever you
might find.
Will remit upon notice from you
fee charged for this _
Yours truly,
(Miss) May M. Forwood
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RECORD & PENSION OFFICE
WAR DEPARTMENT
DEC 18 1895
435898

U. S. PENSION OFFICE
H
DEC 24 1895
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221_ A  _ Street S. E.
Tuesday _ Dec _ 17th _ 1895 _

Col. Ainsworth,
Dear Sir
My friend Mr G.
Brown Goode has suggestedthat
you may perhaps, be
Kind enough to give me some
information to - be obtained
from your office only -
of an old Virginia family -
for historical purposes.
1st, I desire to know any
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details of the parentage - of
William Armistead, a solder
in the War of the Revolution _
place of his birth - Virginia - but the
locality unknown to me - who
moved into North Carolina after
the war about the last of the
thirties or the beginning of the
forties - his son John Kimbell
Armistead applied for a
pension for his father which
pension was obtained _
2nd Are there - among those who
received pension after the
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War of the Revolution- any other of the name of
Armistead - and if so, what details can
you give me concerning them?
Very truly
(Miss) Kate Mason Rowland