Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File S 46377, Joseph Crockett, Va.
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Service Va
Crockett, Joseph
Number S46377

and Va. Hall. Pay
N. A. Acc. No. 874
Sec 050042
Half Pay
Joseph Crockett

Contents
B.L.Wt. 365_400_Mayor
Issued July 15, 1789
also recorded under
B.L.Wt. 2509. as above
No papers
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For the purpose of obtaining the benefit of an act entitled "An act for the relief of certain surviving officers and soldiers of the Army of the revolution approved on the 15th May, 1828, I Joseph Crockett of the Town of Nicholasville in the County of Jessamine in the State of Kentucky do hereby declare that I was an Officer in the Continental line of the army of the revolution, and served as such to the time when the arrangement of the army provided by the resolve of Congress of the 3rd and 21st of October, 1780  was carried into effect and that I was reduced under that arrangement, at which period I was a Captain in the Seventh Regiment of the Virginia line,  and I also declare that I afterward received certificates (commonly called commendation certificates as well as I now recollect) for a sum equal to the amount of five years full pay.
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which sum was offered by the resolve of Congress of the 22d of March 1783, instead of the half pay for life, to which I was entitled under the resolve of the 21st of October 1780 -
Witness my hand this 21st day of June in the year 1828 -
(Signed.)
Joseph Crockett
Before me John Downing a Justice of the Peace duly empowered to administer oaths in the County of Lessamine in the state of Kentucky, personally appeared this day Waddill G Bruce and Dem. B. Price of the said County, who did severally make oath that Col Joseph Crockett by whome the foregoing declaration was subscribed is generally reputed and believed to have been an officer in the army of the Revolution, in manner as therein stated.
Witness my hand, this 21st day of June in the year 1828.
John Downing JP
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I Daniel B Price clerk of the Court of the County of Jessamine in the State of Kentucky, do hereby certify that John Downing Esq before whom the foregoing affidavits were sworn, was at the time a Justice of the Peace in and for said County, and duly empowered to administer oaths.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the said Court, this 21st day of June in the year 828.
Dan'l B Price
[illegible]

P.S.
I would beg leave to state to the Honbl The Secretary of the Treasury that my commission is lost or destroyed, and I have no other paper evidence in my possession corroborative of the statements set forth in my declaration, nor do I know of any in this country except the testimony of a few surviving soldiers who would prove the facts stated. I hope the records of the war department will manifest. If I should be fortunate as to be
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a successfull applicant under the provisions of the act, for a portion of this renumeration to which I have long since known I was justly intitled & for which my needy circumstances have several times induced me to petition Congress, but without success. I hope you will transmit to me as kindly suggested in your letter of instructions. If this were a transaction in which I might be amicable, I would take the liberty to refer you to my old & much [illegible] acquaintance the Honb'l H Clay in relation to myself. 
Your obedient & Hob'l Servt.
Joseph Crockett

I have been long and intimately acquainted, with Col. Joseph Crockett, who subscribes the above; I always understood that he performed important Military service, during the revolutionary War. He has ever stood very high as a man of honor & veracity, and has been rightly beloved as he yet is. From what I know and have heard of his situation, I believe it to be one of abject poverty.
5 Feb 1829
H. Clay

[Vertical]
325
Nicholasville G (Revolutionary Claim)
1828 June 23
Free
The Honbl
Rich'd Rush
Secretary of the
Treasury U.S.
Washington City
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July 2nd 1820
Dear Sir
W Mead Woodson a highly respectable young gentleman of Kentucky, tells me that he has presented to you the claim of Col. Joseph Crockett his grandfather for military service, Col. Crockett is universally known as a patriot and a gentleman of most sterling and long tread integrity, and I am sure that no man or a man in public officer would be happier than yourself to afford any facility to the settlement of so meritorious a claim as I have no doubt it is. I am Sir your friend
Joel Yancey

to Asberry Dicken
Treasury dept.
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325
[illegible] 063   325
REVOLUTIONARY CLAIMS.
Allowed
Act 1828}
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
26 July 1828.

Joseph Crockett, ____ of Nicholasville, in the County of Jessamine, in the State of Kentucky - has applied to the Secretary of the Treasury for the benefits of the act, entitled "An Act for the relief of certain surviving officers and soldiers of the army of the Revolution," approved on the 15th of May, 1828. He states that he was an officer on the Continental line, and served as such until none in the arrangement provided by the Resolves of 1780.
at which period he was a Captain in the Seventh regiment of the Virginia line; and that he received commutation certificates for the five years full pay granted by the resolve of 22 March, 1783; and, further, that he has received as a pensioner since the 3d of March, 1826, nothing.
The Third Auditor is requested to report how far these several statements are corroborated by the records in his office.
By order of the Secretary,
A. Dickens.
For record of other pension [illegible]
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
THIRD AUDITOR'S OFFICE,
July 29th 1828

Major Joseph Crockett of the Virginia Line is returned as an officer. Arranged an Supernumerary, and received a final settlement Certificate for one hundred & twenty Dollars bearing Interest from the 1: June 1779 being for one year pay in Special in December 1786 allowed to Supernumerary officers.
Peter Hagner Aud
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General Law Office
34 Jany. 1829.

It appears from the Lists of Warrants found by the Register of the Law Office at Richmond Va that a Warrant No. 4781 fo 24443 2/0 aver has been found in the name of Joseph Crockett. Major for two years & nine months Service over six years in the Continental Line
G. W. Graham
Commiss.
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1891
Jany 4 S. M. Duncan - history Prior
1892 Apr 28 Hist to
Susan Crockett
Bureau TS.
Feb. 29 96 Soldier pensioned to
Jos. C. Mitchell Ottowa Ja. JWEL
Mar 4 - 96. History to Itm Jno F. Lacey H.R.
1907 July 6, Hist to Lt. Commd. F.S. Carter U.S.N. c
1913 Apl. 22. Hist. to Mrs. Martha O. Malott. c
1916 Feby. 10.  "  "  Viola Root Cameron C?.
1919 Apl. 11.  "  "  Hon. John W. Gaines c?.
1923 - Nov. 30  "  "  Mrs. Newell Sanders. M M STF
[3-230.] Cert. 298
No. 863
Reissued 
Revy.

Name:  Joseph Crockett.
Rank:  Capt. Comp'y:
Reg't: 7th Va. Line
}Agency.

RATE PER MONTH, AND DATE OF COMMENCEMENT.

1st Issue. {$600 per annum  Comm'g
2d Issue. { Comm'g
3d Issue. { Comm'g

DATE OF CERTIFICATE, AND T[ILLEGIBLE] HOM SENT.
1st Issue.{  [illegible] nt to 
Aug. 3 - 1829
Act 1828.
2d Issue{ Sent to 
3d Issue. {  Sent to
(Act 1 4th July: 1863 crossed out)  Bk. G. Vol.    Page
Allowed
Registering Clerk:
Disability{ Act of May 15- 1828

1939- Aug. 4- hist to J.E. Bickers - 
See his letter in Thomas Posey
Rev. War Wt. 1733 - 450 A. Casey
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August 4, 1939
BA-J/ASF Ond
Joseph Crockett
S. 46377

Mr. J.E. Bickers
558 Boulevard Westfield, New Jersey

Dear Sir:  
The data furnished herein were obtained from claim for pension, S. 46377, based upon the service of Joseph Crockett in the Revolutionary War.
The date and place of birth of Joseph Crockett and names of his parents are not given.
Joseph Crockett served in the Revolutionary War as Captain in the Seventh Virginia Regiment, as Major in the Virginia Line, and was commissioned, November 8, 1779, Lieutenant Colonel Commandant of a Battalion of Virginia Infantry, and served as such to the end of the war.
He was allowed pension on his application executed June 21, 1828, at which time he was living in Nicholasville, Jessamine County, Kentucky.
He died November 7, 1829.
Reference was made in 1829 to W. Mead Woodson of Kentucky, a grandson of the above noted Joseph Crockett.
The papers on file in this claim contain no further discernible data in regard to family.
In order to obtain the name and address of the
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person who received the last payment of this pension, you should address The Comptroller General, General Accounting Office, Records Division, this city, and furnish the following data 
-
Joseph Crockett
Certificate # 298
Issued August 3, 1829
Rate $600.00 per annum
Act of May 15, 1828
Kentucky Agency.
Very truly yours
G. H. SWEET
Acting Executive Assistant
to the Administrator
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No. 13446
(ACT OF JULY 14, 1862 crossed out)
3076
REJECTED

Lt. Col Joseph Crockett
Va. Line
Revolution

Discharged.  , 186 .
3076
H'8. Pay-- Act '32
Received   ,  187 .
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Washington City
6th Feby 1828
Sir.
I have examined the declaration of Col. Joseph Crockett, of Jessamine County Ky. who wishes to avail himself of the benefit of the Act of Congress for the relief of certain surviving officers and soldiers of the Revolution. I have no personal knowledge of his services, but having known him intimately from my earliest recollection, I can say, I always understood he performed valuable services as officer in the Revolutionary War, and have no doubt whatever of
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the fact, Col. Crockett is a man of great worth and merit, always sustained the character of an honest man, is very old and infirm and reduced to the greatest poverty.
With great Respect
your do,
R. P. Letchen

(written sideways on page)
[illegible]
#46377
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May 7 1842
Joseph Crockett's case
Crd

Ans? May 11, 1842
Hon J.B. Rhompson
HR
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Washington, May 7, 1842

Col. Edwards. Dr. sir - I desire you make in annie(?) & inform me if there is not an error in calculating the compensation for Jos. Crockett for an armlation(?) half pay - ought not the claim to have an accrued 1 Jany 1782 in - that of Sept. 1783.
yr itc
J.B. Thompson
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Pension Office
May 11, 1848
Sir,
In reply to your inquiry whether there is an error in calculating the amount in the case of Joseph Crockett, due. I have to inform you that the claim was settled at the Treasury Department in 1832, when the application half-pay under the act of July 5, 1832 was made at that Department. I am not able to determine whether there has been an error or not in the case. If you will request the Register of the Treasury to cause  copies of the papers to be furnished this Office, I will look into the subject and give the necessary information.
I have the honor to be
Very respectfully
Your Obt. Sert.
J. L. Edwards

Hon. J. B. Thompson
House of Representatives
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H. H. Reps. May 18, 42
The Hn. the Register of the Treasury, Sir, you will please furnish to Col. Edwards a full copy of the papers upon which & from which you computed the allowance to Jo. Crockett for Services in the war of the revolution - I wish the acct record & you will further by the within letter that he cannot act until he is presented the papers
Yrs very respectfully
J.B. Thompson
P.S. The difficulty is to settle the time from which the allowance should be counted.  
J.B. T. 
Treasury Department
Register Office May 19, 1962
Enclosed are the accounts requested by Jo. Thompson

Note - Crocketts Regt. was discharged 21st Decr. 1781 at Lancaster by Genl. Clarke & never again pulled into service. -
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(left hand side of page)
Pension office
J. L. Edwards
with claim of Col. Jos. Crokett asllow
Recd. 25, Mar '44

Mr. Kirkpatrick

(right hand side of page)
14
Cert. for (DB Price crossed out)
Jos. Crockett
March 25, '44

Cancelled
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Pension Office
March 25th 1844.
I certify that I have examined the claim of D.B. Price executor of the late Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Crockett of the Virginia State Treasure, and I find that there is due the said executor an amount of said Crockett's revolutionary claim, half pay under the Act of July 5th, 1832, entitled an act to provide for liquidating and paying certain claims of the State of Virginia from the 31wst day December 1781 to the 3rd of September 1783 at the rate of (three crossed out) four hundred and (Sixty crossed out) fifty dollars per annum.
I am therefore of the opinion, that the sum should be paid to said Executor who resides at Nicholasville, Kentucky,
(J. L. Edwards crossed out)
Commissioner of Pensions

Approved
(Wm. Wilkins crossed out)
Secretary of War.
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No. 63693
Treasury Department
Auditor's Office 25th September 1833
I hereby certify that I have examined and adjusted an account between the United States and Joseph Crockett late a lieutenant Colonel in the Virginia Line, in the Revolutionary War, and find that he is chargeable on Said Account.
To Amount paid to his Representatives as p Report, No. 61409 for his half pay under the 3d Section of the Act of 5th July 1832, from 3d March 1826 to 7th November 1829, for which time he had previously received full pay, under the Act of *15th April 1828 being 3 years & Claimant No. 873 dated 31st December 1832 in favor of the Treasurer of the United States     Dollars 1658.22 as appears from the Statement and Cancelled warrant herewith hansmilled, for the decision of the Comptroller of the Treasury thereon
R. Morrison, Audte
*The act referred to is of the 15 May 1828 - The sum is in the original report
To Joseph Anderson Esq.
Comptroller of the Treasury of the United States.
Comptrollers Office
I admit and certify to above balance, this 26" day of Sep.- 1833
Jo. Anderson
Comp -
To Thomas L. Smith Esq
Register
Treasury Department
Register office
May 19, 1842
I Certify the above to be a true copy of the original on file in this office
T. L. Smith
Register
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Act July 5, 32
Jos Crockett
Jan 11, 1845

Recorded Vol. 43, 0. 156
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Pension Office
January 11, 1845
I certify that I have examined the claim of the administrator of the late Joseph Crockett, who ^was an officer in the Virginia State line, and I find that there was allowed to his representative half pay at the Treasury Department in 1833, under the act of July 5, 1832 entitled "an act to provide for liquidating and paying certain claims of the State of Virginia," up to the 3d of March 1826.
The administrator now claims half-pay from the time to which payment was made up to the day of said Crockett's death. I am of the opinion that the claim should be allowed, for half-pay under said act at the rate of Four Hundred and Fifty-Dollars per annum, for his service as a Lieutenant Colonel from (3d. March 1826 to the crossed out) third of March eighteen hundred and twenty-six to the seventh of November eighteen hundred and twenty-nine, when he died, and that the amount should be paid by a draft in favor of Daniel B. Price of Jessamine County, Kentucky, attorney of Charles J. Faulkner, administrator of ^said Crockett; said draft to be sent to the Hon. G. M. Bower, of the House of Representatives.
Approved
Secretary of War.
Commissioner of Pensions
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Pension Office
March 25, 1844.
I certify that I have examined the claim of D. B. Price executor of the late Lieut. Colonel Joseph Crockett, of the Virginia State Troops, and I find that there is due to said Executor on account of said Crockett's revolutionary service, half-pay under the act of July 5, 1832, entitled "An act to provide for liquidating and paying certain claims of the State of Virginia," from the 31st December 1781 to the 3d September 1783, at the rate of four hundred and fifty dollars per annum. I am therefore of the opinion that the same should be paid to said Executor, who resides at Nicholasville, Kentucky.

Commissioner of Pensions

Approved 
Secretary of War.
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[Endorsed by the Secretary of War in the following words] I have examined the authenticated papers in relation to the within matter. Bowen and Price, the executors named in the Will, renounced and by their consent Charles James Faulkner was appointed. Administrator with the will annexed. He then gave a power of attorney to Bowen.
The warrant and draft should therefore be issued to Daniel B. Price, attorney in fact of Charles James Faulkner administrator with the will annexed of Joseph Crockett, deceased.
April 25, 1844
(signed) Wm. Wilkins
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(3)
certificate act 5 July 1832
Joseph Crockett, decd.
March 25, 1844

Recorded
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No. 61.409
Treasury Department
Auditors office 31 July 1832

I hereby Certify, That I have examined and adjusted an account between the United States and Joseph Crockett, a Lieutenant Colonel Commandant in the Virginia Line in the Revolutionary War, and find that the sum of twenty thousand, Seven hundred and eighty one dollars thirty seven cents is due form the United States under Charles James Faulkner, administrator on the Estate of said Joseph Crockett, with his will annexed, being the amount of his half pay from the 3d September 1783 to the 7th November 1829 to be paid in pursuance of the third section of an act of Congress to provide for liquidating and paying certain claims of the State of Virginia, approved 5 July 1832, as appears from the statement and voucher herewith transmitted for the decision of the Comptroller of the Treasury thereon
R. Harrison, Auditor
Dollar 20,781.37
To Joseph Anderson
Comptroller of the Treasury
Comptrollers Office
I admit and certify the above balance, this 31 day of July 1832
Jos Anderson Comp.
To Thomas L. Smith Esq.
Register

Amount of the above           $20,781.37
From which deduct the following sums due from Joseph Crockett as follows Va
As a Marshal Js Report No. 24678     614.26
As Supervisor for the District of Kentucky in account of Direct rax of 1793, Rept AJ 7rh    3,816.90
on account of old Internal Revenue "  45,708  5,437.76
Which sums are to be returned and covered by Warrants to his credit on each of said accounts.     9,913.92

Balance payable to M. Falkner  $10,867.45
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Treasury Department
Registers Office May 19, 1840
I Certify the within to be a true copy of the original on file in this office
T.L. Smith
Register
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Jodseph Crockett
dcd.
act 5 July 1832
suspd.
See letters 20 May 1842
to Reg. Treasury & Hon.
J. B. Thompson H. Rep.
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State of Kentucky}
Mason County} Personally appeared before me the subscriber a Justice of the peace, in & for said County Capt. Thomas Young, who being duly sworn, saith that he was a Captain of the Virginia State line in the Army of the Revolution and belonged to the Regiment as Battilion (Battalion) Commanded by Col. Joseph Crocket and says that re remained in said Regiment a Battilion (Battalion) either in the Field or at Home where he held himself in readiness to March whenever called on until the termination of the said War of the Revolution, and he says that his Col. Joseph Crocket (Crockett) continued in service in the like manner with himself, until the termination of the said War, and was the last time where heard of buy him, the said deponent, residing in the aforesaid State of Kentucky and further he saith not.
Thomas Young
Sworn and Subscribed before me this 6th day October 1828
J. Brown
Justice of the Peace for County of Mason and State of Kentucky.
Treasury Department
Registers office
May 21, 1842
I Certify the above to be a true copy of the original on file in this office
T.L. Smith
Regr.
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The commonwealth of Virginia to Joseph Crocket Gentleman, greeting:
Know You, that from the special Trust and confidence which is reposed in your Fidelity, Courage, Activity, and good Conduct, our Governour, with the Advice of the Council of State, doth hereby constitute and appoint you the said Joseph Crocket a Lieutenant Colonel Commandant of a Battalion of Infantry, in the forces of this Commonwealth.
In Testimony whereof these our letters are made patent. Witness Thomas Jefferson, Esquire, our said Governour, at Williamsburg, on the Eighth Day of November in the year our Lord one Thousand Seven Hundred and Seventy Nine.
Th: Jefferson

Treasury Department
Register's office May 21, 1842
I Certify the above to be a true copy of the original on file in this office.
T. L. Smith
Reg.
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Saml. M. Duncan  Ky
Nov 23, 1890
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Nicholasville
Ky - Nov. 23 1890

Commissioner of Pensions
Washington DC
Dear Sir, More than five weeks ago I addressed you a letter, requesting you to furnish me some facts concerning the military Services of Col. Joseph Crockett, an early citizen of Kentucky and a Soldier in the Revolutionary war, I sent you a Stamp So that you might answer me promptly. Gen Miles has informed me that there are many names of Revolutionary Soldiers on the pension rolls in your office and I would be greatly obliged if you will See and let me know what Service Col. Crockett rendered his country during the war for independence. V
Truly,
Sml M Duncan
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Statement to Lt. Comm'r
F.S. Carter
Army and Navy Clerk
City,

(stamp) [illegible] DIV FILES
JUL 3 1907
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(stamp) MAR 3, 1892
CHIEF'S DESK

The Honorable,
The Commissioner of Pensions
Sir:
Being desirous of Joining the Society of the Daughters of the Revolution, I have taken the liberty of writing to you to ask if you will have the kindness to furnish me with a copy of the military of my great grandfather - Col. Joseph Crockett (underlined)  I have been informed that his name is on the Pension Roll. He was a resident of the State of Kentucky, was assigned to General
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Lafayette's command, and died at Nicholasville, jessamine Co., Ky. on the 7th day of November, 1829, at the age of eighty-seven years.
He was appointed U.S. Marshal for the State of Kentucky, by General Washington, soon after his first inauguration.
I shall be greatly obliged to you for any further information that may be on record in your office.
Very respectfully,
Susan Crockett

Certificate Division
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Bloomington, Ind.
April 12, 1913
Pension Dept.
Washington, D.C.
Dear Sir, -
Does the name of Major Joseph Crocket of Virginia appear on the pension roll?  If so, I would like a copy of his record, My great Grand Mother's name was Crocket and I feel she was either a sister or a daughter. I am
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trying to establish my record so that I may become a D.A.R. I am very anxious about this, and will be glad of an early reply.
Thanking you,
Martha D. Malott
203 south Was Street
Bloomington
Ind.
Monroe Co.
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PHONE, BRYANT 6463
CABLEGRAM VIROCAM
 M.h
Revs. Sec.
Viola Root Cameron
GENEALOGIST
ARTISTIC STATIONER
ANTIQUES

MEMBER NEW YORK GENEALOGICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY

BRYANT BUILDING 47 West 42nd Street New York City

Feb. 3, 1916
U.S. Pension Bureau,
Washington, D.C.
Dear Sir:
I would like the pension record of Joseph Crockett, Major who died in Jessamine Co., Ky. Nov. 7, 1829, also of Anthony Crockett, who died in Franklin County, Ky.
thank you in advance for your courtesy in this matter, I am, Cordially,
Viola Root Cameron
F. M.

(stamp) U.S. PENSION OFFICE D FEB 4 1916
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JOHN W. GAINES
308 1/2 3rd Ave., No.
Attorney at Law

Mch. 28, 1919
Nashville, Tenn.
Comr. of Pensions:
Washington, D.D.
Sir: Joseph Crocket of Jessemine Co. Ky. about 1830, (a Rev. sol. of the Va. Line) was pensioned about 1832-3
Please send me a digest of his family, & military Listing in the Rev. war, and make the digest as complete as is necessary to include his recitals (& those of others) as to whom he married, & when,
Yours truly
Jno. W. Gaines
(stamp) U.S. PENSION OFFICE k APR 6 1919
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MRS. NEWELL SANDERS
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN
TENESSE 
Oct 17, 1923
U.S. Pension Dept.
Washington D.C.
Gentlemen
I am very desirous of
knowing what you can tell me
about Major Joe Crockett of Va. He
was born 1742 in Albermarle [Albemarle] Co.
Va. died 1892 Jessamine Co. Ky. He
entered the army as Capt. served
in Morgan's rifle regiment in New York
and Jersey Campaigns and was promoted after the battle of Monmouth.
Please give me any other information you have about him
Mrs Newell Sanders

[postmark]
[illegible] 
OCT 20 1923
office
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August 4, 1939

BA-J/AWF
Joseph Crockett
S. 46377
Thomas Posey
B.L. Wt. 1733-450

Mr. J. K. Bickers
558 Boulevard
Westfield, New Jersey

Dear Sir:

Reference is made to your letter in which you request information relative to Joseph Crockett, Captain, Major and Lieutenant Colonel in the Virginia Line, War of the Revolution, also information in regard to Captain Thomas Posey, 7th Virginia regiment, War of the Revolution. 

You are furnish herewith the Revolutionary War record of Joseph Crockett, officer in the Virginia Line, also of Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Posey of Virginia. This is the record of the only Thomas Posey found on file in the Revolutionary War records of this office.

Very truly yours

G. H. SWEET
Acting Executive Assistant
to the Administrator

See his letter in Rev. War claim Thomas Posey Wt. 1733-450 A.
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Rev. and 1812 Wars Section    MMHf

November 30, 1923

Mrs. Newell Sanders 
Lookout Mountain, Tenn.

Madam:
I have to advise you that from the papers in the Revolutionary War pension claim S. 46377 it appears that Joseph Crockett served in the Revolution as Captain in the Seventh Virginia Regiment, as Major in the Virginia Line and on November 8, 1779 was appointed Lieutenant Colonel Commandant of a Battalion of Virginia Infantry- and served as such to the end of the War.
He was allowed pension on his application executed June 31, 1828 while a resident of Nicholasville, Jessamine County, Kentucky. He died November 7, 1829. 
W. Mead Woodson of Kentucky, a grandson was referred to in 1839; there is not further family data on file.
Respectfully,
Commissioner.