Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File S. 42655, Zachariah Cook, Va.
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(8-1776)
SERVICE / NUMBER
Va.  / Cook, Zachariah / S. 42655
CONTENTS
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[left page}
See Cir. Tr. Aug 7" 1835
Transferred to Ohio from 4" Sept.
1834 - Aug 13" 1835
Lt E. Easton
Jun 12/50

[right page]
x Ohio  20.187
x [Virginia crossed out]
Zachariah Cook
of Greenbrier Co in the State of Virginia
who was a private in the company commanded by Captain Gamble of the Regiment commanded
by Colonel Posey in the Virginia
line, for the term of eighteen months
from - 1781 to - 1782
Inscribed on the roll of Virginia 
at the rate of Eight Dollars per month, to
commence on the 16 day of July 1830
Certificate of Pension issued the 16 of July
1830 and sent to Pensioner
Lewisburgh Va.
Arrears to 4th of Sept 1830 $ 13.18
Semi-anu'l all'ce ending
$ 13.18
{Revolutionary Claim
Acts March 18, 1818,
and May 1, 1820}
Rec. Book D.
Vols 7 fol: 94
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31
15
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16 = 4.12
9.06
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13.18
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Lewis Maxwell
19 March 1830

Virginia
Greenbrier Count Court
February Seven 1830
Zacheriah Cook appeared in Court and on Oath
made his declaration in Writing in order to obtain
a Pention which said declaration and Schedule is
Ordered to be filed, and it is further ordered that it
be also Certified that it Proved to the Satisfaction of
the Court that said Cooks Property is not worth more 
than $ 273.62 1/2 cents. the Property in the Schedule
mentioned & Said declaration and Schedule is in
These words and Figures Towit
Virginia Greenbrier County Court
On this 22nd Day of February
one thousand eight hundred and thirty personally
appeared in open Court being a Court of Record for the County of Greenbrier Zackariah Cook of Said County and
State aged Seventy Nine years on or about the 10th day
of Jany. 1830 who being first duly sworn according 
to Law on his oath makes the following declaration
in order to obtain the provisions made by the acts of Congress of the 18th March 1818 the first of May
1820 & the 1st of March 1823.  That the Zackariah Cook
entered into the service of the United States in the
State of Virginia for the Term of Eighteen Months
on Continental Establishment in the uear 1781 He 
Thnks in the month of October in Said year in
Staunton Va under Capt. Gamble of the Continental
Army  He was then marched from Staunton to Cumberland
County, Va and attached to Capt. Moss's Company
and put under the Command of Col. Flubecker and in the Spring following he was put under the command
of Col. Thomas Posey.  That the Regement marched from
Cumberland County to the State of Georgia to a place
called Albinazer and commanded by General Wayn
and while Stationed at Albinazer that he was in
two engagements one at Savanah about 20 miles from
where the army was stationed and the other in the
next
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next night afterwards the Army was attacked in
the night by Tories and Indians and had a severe
conflict in the late of 1782 the army was
marched from Albinezer to Ashby River about
nine or Ten miles below Bacon Bridge where 
it remained a Short time and was then marched
back to Cumberland Court  House Va where he
was discharged.  And then he enlisted in the 
army of Cumberland court house for three years
in Capt. Cooks Company in the regiment
commanded by Col. Horse and commanded by
General Meclenburg and continued in the said
Army at different places employed in guarding
prisoners and magazines & for one year
and was then furlowed on James River to return
to the Army if called on again but never was
called on afterwards.  That he has lost both
his discharge and Furlow.  His furlow was 
signed by Capt. Cook and he thinks by General
Scott.  He submits the evidence of Reubin Huffman
in addition to this declaration,  I Reuben 
Huffman of the County of Greenbrier and 
State of Virginia do on this 22nd day of Feby.
1830 do state after being sworn in open Court
it being a Court of Record for Sd County of
Greenbrier that I saw Zackariah Cook who has
now made application to obtain a pension,
in the Army of the Revolution
in the year 1781 and thinks in the early part
of the winter of said year and the Sd Cook
was under the Command of Col Thos. Pozey
Cook & myself were in different Companies but
under the same Commander.  That said Cook
marched with the army on to abinazer in
the State of Georgia.  That he frequently saw sd
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sd. Cook performing duty in the said army
in the latter part of the year 1781 and 
the year 1782 and during the time said
Cook and myself were in the service together
we were in several scrimages.  The said Cook
States he has no further evidence to offer only
the foregoing affidavid.  And in pursuance
of the act of Congress of the 1st of May 1820
I do solemnly swear that I was a resident citizen
of the United States on the 18th day of March
1818 and that I have not by gift sale or
in any manner disposed of my property or
any part thereof with intent thereby so to
diminish it as to being myself within the
provisions of an act of Congress entitled an
act to provide for certain persons engaged
in the land and naval service of the United
States in the Revolutionary war passed on the 
18th day of March 1818 and that I have
not nor has any person in Trust for me
any property or securities or contracts or debts
due nor have I any income other than what
is contained in the schedule hereunto annexed
and by me subscribed Towit:
7 Cows  - $50.00 /  1 Gray mare - $40.00
2 Beds furniture & Bed Sted - 20.00 / 1 falling axe & 2 shovel plows - 3.50
1 Clock - 10.00 / 1 pr. Gears & Loom  9.00
22 Hogs - 11.00 / 2 Big Kettles -5.00
25 sheep - 25.00 /  1 pr strechers & 1 log chain 2.00
1 Dung fork - 1.00 / 15 Harrow Teeth  2.50
5 Calves - 7.00 / 1 fire shovel - .75
2 yearling & 1 - 2 year old Horses - 40.00 / 1 Sorrel Horse 11 years old 40.00
1 Bar shear plow - 1.00
1 wheat Fan - 5.00  / $273.62 1/2
I am owing the following persons
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To Henry Bunger - $5  / To Jessey Legg $4.60. $9.60
" Thos. Lemmerman - 5.25 / " McClintick 3.  - 8.25
" John Kearns - 4.50 / "  Thos. Dottson ".50  5.00
" James Withrow - 8.80 / " Adroh Hutchison 2.25.10.05
" Thomas Creigh - 3.70 / " Lewis Stuart 283.68. 287.58
$324.48 cts
Zackariah his x mark Cook
I the said Zackariah Cook have a wife about
52 years old.  I have   children all of whom
are of age and doing for themselves on of
them lives with me but not under my contioul
and may go at any time they lmay think proper
In fact I am getting so old and infirm
and in such reduced circumstances as to stand
in need of my Countrie's  support.  Sworn and
declared on the 22nd Feby. 1830 before the County
Court of Greenbrier in Sepion the same being a Court of Records.
Virginia Greenbrier County Tow
I Lewis Stuart Clerk of the County Court of Greenbrier 
County do hereby Certify that the foregoing
 Oath declarations & Schedule there unto Annexed are
Truly Copied from the Record & files of said Court
and I do further Certify that in the Opinion of
the said Court that the said declaration & Schedule of the Said Zacheriah Cook contains the Truth and 
that he stand s in need of his Country's Support
In Testimony whereof I have
hereunto subscribed my name & 
affixed the the Seal of my
Office this the 6th day of March
1830 and in the 54th Year of
the Commonwealth
Lewis Stuart C.G.C
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Service
Va.

Cook, Zachariah 

Number 
S. 42655
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Virginia Court

Greensboro County Court

April 6th 1830

Zachariah Cook appeared in open count on 6th
Made an additional declaration in the words and figures following towit the declaration of Zacheriah Cook
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daughters I gave a law I paid Lewis Stuart my Landlord towards my rent Two Horses one at Sixty five dollars the Other at thirty dollars Several of Cattle have died Since that time I had to use my hogs & cattle for the Support of myself and family There are changes that have taken place in my Property as nearly as I can now Recollect
Sworn to & Subscribed in Open Court being a Court of Record for the County of Greenbrier
Zachariah Cook
x his mark

Greenbrier County Sect
I Lewis Stuart Clerk of the Court of Greenbrier do hereby Certify that the foregoing is a true of Copy from the Record & files in my Office of the Additional declaration of Zachariah Cook made in Open Court for the Purpose of obtaining a Pension
In Testimony whereof I have hereunto Affixed the Seal of my Office and Subscribed my Name this the 29th day of April 1830 and in the 54th year of the Commonwealth
Lewis Stuart C.G.C.
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Annis

Apl. 6.
Appr for
transfer.

[Vertical]
Zachariah Cook
Pension a March 30 13
(Ohio)
Free
J. L. Edwards
Com. of Pensions
Washington City
D.C.
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State of Ohio}
Pike County} ss: On this twenty seventh day of March 1835 before me, the subscriber a Justice of the peace for the said County of Pike, personally appeared Zachariah Cook, who, on his Oath declares that he is the same person who formerly belonged to the Company Commanded by Captain Gamble, in the Regiment Commanded by Colonel Posey in the Army of the Revolution, in the service of the United States, that his name was placed on the Pension roll of the State of Virginia, from whence he has lately removed; that he now resides in Pike County in the State of Ohio, where he intends to remain, and wishes his Pension to be there Payable in future. The following are his reasons for removing from Virginia, to Ohio, to wit:
This affiants children had emmigrated from Virginia to Ohio, and he wished to reside with or near them.
This affiant is very old and infirm and wished to have the assistance, as well as the society of his Children.
This Affiants children had solicited him, to emmigrate from Virginia to Ohio, and reside with them.
Zachariah Cook
x his mark
Sworn and Subscribed to, before}
me, the day and year aforesaid}
Wheeler Thompson J. Peace

State of Ohio
Pike County} SS On this 27th day of March 1835 before me the subscriber a Justice of the peace in and for said County of Pike, personally Appeared Michael Gall who on his oath, declares that he is well acquainted with Zachariah Cook who testified to the above Affidavit, and has been
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Onus
Acquainted with him many years past, when he lived or resided in Virginia, and that he is the identical person described in the foregoing Affidavit.
Sworn and subscribed to, before
me, the day & year last aforesaid} Michael Gall
Wheeler Thompson J. Peace}

I Wheeler Thompson a Justice of the peace in and for Pike County, Ohio, do hereby Certify that I am Acquainted with the above named Michael Gall, and believe him to be a person of truth and veracity. March 27th 1835.
Wheeler Thompson J. Peace

State of Ohio}
Pike County} SS. I Hallam Hempstead Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for said County do hereby Certify that Wheeler Thompson before whom the foregoing Affidavits appears to have been made, was at that time and still is a Justice of the peace within and for said County, duly Commissioned and qualified, and that the above signatures purporting to be his, are true and genuine, and that full faith and credit is due and ought to be given to all his Attestations as such, as well in Court as thereout.
In Testimony whereof I have hereunto subscribed my name, and Affixed the seal of said Court, at Piketon this 28th day of March A.D. 1835.
Hallam Hempstead Clerk
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Omit

Piketon March 28th 1835

Dr Sir: In the application of Zachariah Cook, to be transfered from the Virginia Agency to that of Ohio, Inclosed I have forwarded the Evidence required & instructions recd. from you heretofore.
Respectfully
Your Obt. Servt.
A. Wynkoop

Mr. J. L. Edwards
Com. of Pensions
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January 13, 1939.
BA-J/c
Zachariah Cook
S. 43655
Mrs. Hyle B. Cassell,
Fredericktown, Ohio.

Dear Madam:

Reference is made to your letter in which you request the Revolutionary War record of a Zachariah Cook buried in Beaver, Ohio.

The data which follow were obtained from the papers in pension claim S.42655, based upon service in the Revolutionary War
of Zachariah Cook.
Date and place of birth of Zachariah Cook are not shown.
Zachariah Cook enlisted in Staunton, Virginia, sometime in October 1781, served as private, eighteen months in Captains
Gamble's, and Moss' companies, Colonels Febiger's and Thomas
Posey's Virginia regiments, was in several skirmishes, one at
Savannah. 
He reenlisted at Cumberland Court House, Virginia (date not stated), served as private one year in Captain Cook's
company, Colonel Horse's (evidently meant for Colonel Hawes') Virginia regiment.

The soldier was allowed a pension on his application executed
February 22, 1830, at which time he was aged seventy-nine years,
"on or about" January 10, 1830, and a resident of Greenbrier County, Virginia.
In 1835, Zachariah Cook moved from Virginia to Pike County, Ohio, to be near his children who had moved to that state.
Zachariah Cook died January or June 30, 1846, in Pike County, Ohio.
In 1830, the wife of Zachariah Cook was referred to as being
aged fifty-two years, (name not stated) and there are no further
data in regard to her.
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The following named children survived the soldier, Zachariah Cook:
John Cook, Elizabeth Cook, Mary Burgess, Nancy Gale, Margaret Zimmerman, Susan Zimmerman, and Sarah Butler.
There are no other family data shown.
Very truly yours
A. D. HILLER,
Executive Assistant
to the Administrator.
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June 11/57

The Commissioner ~
of Pensions ~
Washington
D.C.

W Niles
with Answers

[Stamp]
FREE
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Cincinnati Ohio.
6th June 1850

The Commissr of Pensions -
Sir,
Zachariah Cook was a pensioner at Va Agency at $8 per Month, to Commence 16th July 1830, and transferred to Ohio Agency 13th Apl 1835 - He died in Pike County Ohio 30th Jan 1846, leaving John Cook, Elizabeth Cook, Mary Burgess, Nancy Gale, Margaret Zimmerman, Susan Zimmerman, and Sarah Butler, his only Children and Heirs ~ On 8th May last I made an application to the 3rd Auditor, and received from him on their part, $23.20 the arrears of Pension due the father, to which applin I respectfully refer you for my authority to ask you the following Question - Viz.
Whether there is any Land or other allowance due said Zachariah Cook deceased for his services ~
I do not wish to put the Children to the expense of an applin until I first ascertain whether there is any thing due.
Yrs Respy
E. Easton
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1

246. Morgan
Recd May 29/50.
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The name of Zachariah Cook, is not returned on the records of the Virginia Continental line among those men who inlisted for "during the war", and continued to serve to the end thereof in 1783; without which inlistment and continued service, no soldier of the Revolution was, or is, entitled to bounty land from the U. States ~ On examination of his Pension Papers, it appears by his own Affidavit, that he inlisted in the Virginia line in 1781. for the term of 18 Months and was discharged at the end of that term - He alleges some subsequent service, but it is not sustained by any evidence whatever
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108
Z. Cook
Ref 9 Transfer

ansd. Mar. 16' 1835
(form sent)
Piketon O Free
March 6th
Mar 16

J. L. Edwards
Com. of Pensions
Washington City
D.C.
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Piketon, Pike County, Ohio
March 6th, 1835
D. Sir: An old revolutionary pensioner by the name of Zachariah Cook, who lately emigraded from vervinia, as located himself in this county and to enable him to draw his pension, he wishes to be transfered from the Virginia Agency to that of Ohio - He has exhibited to me his pay certificate which bears date 16th day of July 1830 Signed by P.G. Randolph Acting Secretary of War and Countersigned by yourself and endorsed on the back thereof as follows "Recorded by Wm S Allison Clerk in Book D Vol 7 Page 94 - I am entirely unaquanted  with the mode of proceeding in effecting transferes of pensioners from one Agency to another - nor am I sure that you and the proper person to address on such
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subjects, but at the earnest solicitation of the Old man I have ventured to send this communication of his wishes to you, and respectfully request that you cause the Old Gentleman Mr, Cook transfered to the Ohio Agency - should any thing more be required to effect the object, please let me hear from you upon the subject

Respectfully 

J.L. Edwards 
Com of Pensions

Your Obt Servant
A. Wynkoop
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Lewisburgh
10 July.
12 1/2

J. L. Edwards Esqr
War Department
Washington City

Recd 16 July 1830
Pen: to com.
July 16. 1830
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I Thomas Scott Register of the Land Office at Chillicothe Ohio, do hereby Certify that Charles Cisna of Pike County entered at this office the Northeast quarter of Section four, in Township, five, of Range Twenty on the 17th day of April 1818, upon which entry original Certificate No 6199 was issued to the purchaser. afterwards on the 16th day of October 1818, the said Charles Cisna assigned the Certificate to Zackarias Cook which assignment was perfected according to law. on the 18th day of September 1821 the said Zacharias Cook applied for the benefit of the Act of Congress of 2nd March 1821 entitled "An Act for the relief of Purchases of public lands prior to the 1st day of July 1820, and a Certificate of Further Credit No 386 (dated September 13. 1821.) was issued on the said land and the assigned farling to take any advantage of the modes of relief granted by Congress the land was returned as fassuted to the General Land Office in the 4th day of July 1829. he acting under the act 2nd March 1821 the Register of this office being herewith insisted of making out the Certificate of Further credit at the time of application gave the applicant a receipt for the Certificate which was so in this case and the receipt reads in the fromes following to Wit "Land office Chillicothe Sep 13. 1821 Zackarias Cook assignee of Charles Cesna is entitled to a Certificate of further Credit in the Northeast quarter of Section 4 Township 5 of Range 20 (signed Jesse Spencer Register) on the back of which receipt is the following assignment "1820 January the 2 I assign this certificate which is my rite
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and title and all of this claim to John Cook as witness my hand (signed Zackarias x his mark Cook) Teste George Linsay
Land Office at Chillicothe} For Thomas Scott Register
June 9th 1830} Thomas T Scott
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Virginia Greenbrier County to wit
I Zachariah Cook who have made two declarations before the County Court of Greenbrier in order to obtain the provisions of pension And it having been required by the War department that I should produce to the said department a certificate from the Land office at Cincinatie that the land I purchased was purported Agreeable to the Certificate herewith produced it will be seen that the Land was forfited on the 4th day July 1829 but there appears a certificate that I Transferred to John Cook my son a Receipt. which will be seen copied. I did Transfer to Jno. Cook that receipt but I knew that the land was forfeited and the reason I transferred it to him I was unable to do or see to the land myself and Supposed that perhaps he might be able to do Something with the receipt that might be of some advantage to himself I believing all was lost to me and if I were not presented to reduce the Land I have no means to do so.
Zachariah Cook
x his mark
Sworn to and subscribed
before me this 8th day of
July 1830. as a Justice of the
peace for sd County Henry Erskine J.P

Virginia Greenbrier County Clerks Office
July 9th 1830
I Lewis Stuart Clerk of the County Aforesaid do hereby Certify that Henry Erskine whose name is Signed to the above affidavit & before whom the same was taken was at that time & still is an Acting Justice of the Peace in & for the County Aforesaid duly qualified as Such & that all due
& ought to be Given to his Official
Testimony whereof I have hereunto 
bed my Name & Affixed the Seal
& in the 55th year of the
monwealth
Lewis Stuart CGC
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October 26, 1925.

Lloyd E.Sears,
R.F.D #3.
Jackson, Ohio.

Sir:

I have to advise you, that from the papers in the Revolutionary War pension claim, S-42655, it appears that Zachariah Cook enlisted at Staunton, Virginia in October 1781 and served eighteen months as a private in Captains Gamble and Moss' Companies, Colonels Febiger and Thomas Posey's Virginia Regiment, and was in several skirmishes, one at Savannah.
He enlisted at Cumberland Court House, Virginia (date not yet states) and served one year as a private in Captain Cook's Company, Colonel Horse's Virginia Regiment. 
He was allowed pension on his application executed February 22, 1830 while residing in Greebrier County, Virginia.
In 1830 he referred to his wife (name not stated) aged fifty-two years. He died in Pike County, Ohio, January 30, 1846, leaving the following children: John, Eliza
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beth, Mary Burgess, Nancy Gale, Margaret Zimmerman, Susan Zimmerman, Sarah Butler.
Respectfully,

WINFIELD SCOTT,
Commissioner.
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of the military history of Zachariah Cook
of the REVOLUTIONARY WAR, you will find below the desired information as contained in his application for pension on file in this Bureau. Sur. F. 42,655

DATES OF ENLISTMENT OR APPOINTMENT.
[1] Oct. 1781
[2] V
LENGTH OF SERVICE.
[1] 18 mos
[2] 1 yr
RANK.
[1] Pri
[2] "
OFFICERS UNDER WHOM SERVICE WAS RENDERED.
CAPTAIN.
[1] Gamble; Moss.
[2] Cook.
COLONEL.
[1] Febiger; Thomas Posey
[2] Horne?
STATE.
[1] Va
[2] "

Battles engaged in, In several skirmishes, one at Savannah
Residence of soldier at enlistment, Enl. at Staunton, Va.
Date of application for pension, Feb. 22, 1830 His cl. was al.
Age at date of application, Greenbrier Co., Va
Age at date of application, B. Jan 10, 1751 Died in Pike Co. Ohio Jan 30, 1846
Remarks: A wife referred to in 1830 age 52 yrs. name not stated.
Children: John; Elizabeth; Mary Burgess; Nancy Gale; Margaret Zimmerman; Susan Zimmerman; Sarah Butler.
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To The Commissioner of Pensions
Washington D.C
Can you give me any War Record of one Zacharia Cook. Soldier of Rev War, buried at Beever Ohio. has grave Markin Rev Soldier quite anxious to Secure his record. and where he inlisted from
Thanking you in advance Mrs. Hyle B Cassell
Fredericktown
Knox Co Ohio.

[pencil noted]
Only one of several

[Stamp]
RECEIVED
NOV 30 1938
MAIL SUB-DIV
VETS ADM.
READER #24
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Miss Kate S. Curry, 1420 Girard St., N. W., Washington, D. C., wants photostat copies of eight pages (not certified) from Revolutionary War pension claim, S. 42655 Zachariah Cook, Virginia Troops.
Received payment
$1.20
[Signed] Antonia W Ford.
Rev. & 1812 War Section.
November 4, 1925.

[Stamp]
FINANCE DIVISION
NOV 4 1925
BUREAU OF PENSIONS
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3-2233 113
BUREAU OF PENSIONS
Finance Division
Nov 4 1925.

Chief Rev Sect.

I have this day received
from Miss Kate S Curry
cash No. 
for $1.20 in payment of

photostat copy} as per memo. herewith.

Copies delivered to Miss Curry in person & Finance Div notif AW
Nov. 10 25

O. J. RANDALL
Chief Finance Div.
H.C.L.
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Request for Photostating 3-2006
(To be prepared in duplicate.) Ex. AW
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF CLERK
Job No.: 2629
Date: Nov. 7 1925
Subject: Zachariah Cook, Rev. S 42655
1 copies of 3 pieces consisting of 8 pages to be forwarded when completed to the Rev. & 1812 Wars Sec's
Remarks:
Approved:
Chief Sect.: [signed] A E Wilson
Chief Clerk.:
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November 7, 1931

Administrator of Veterans Affairs
Dear Sir:
Please furnish photostatic copies of eight pages, not certified, from Revolutionary War pension claim, S. 42655, Zachariah Cook.

[handwritten]
Mrs. George R. Isaac,
1518 Jackson Street,
Charleston, W. Va.

1931.
Ordered by
Kate S. Curry
1420 Gerard St. N.W.
Washington, D.C.
Received payment
$1.20
[signed] Antonia W. Ford
Rev. & 1812 Wars Section
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8 pages
1 page begins - Va. Greenbrier County Court - Feb. Term 1830
2 " " next night afterwards
3 " " sd Cork performing duty
4 " " To Henry Burger $5
5 " " Virginia Towit Greenbrier County Court A/U Term
6 " " daughters I gave a on
7 " " State of Ohio Pike Co.. On This 28" day of March 1835
8 " " Concinnati Ohio ("June 1850)
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Rev. & 1812
No. 44

November 7, 1931 XX
Rev. & 1812 Wars Sec. 541
xxxxxxxxxxxxx

Rev. War pension claim of Zachariah
Cook, S. 42655 actual 1 of each page

$1.20 8 pages
XXX

Kindly leave margin of 1 1/2 in. at top of each page & return papers in folder with corresponding name & number.
The word "omit" written on the pages which are not to be copied.
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120 Franklin Street,
Astoria, L.I., N.Y.,
Feb. 4. 1908.

Hon.
Commissioner of Pensions,
Washington,
D.C.

Sir:-
I respectfully request records of the following named soldiers of the Revolution:
George Cook, who served as a private in the North Carolina militia and was living in Elbert Co., Ga., in 1833:
Zachariah Cook, who served in the Virginia line and who was living in Greenbrier Co., Va., in 1840:
Christopher Cook, who served in the North Carolina (?) line

[Stamp]
RECORD
FEB
5
DIVISION
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and who was living in Northampton Co., N.C., in 1840.
and
Bartholomew Reagan private Virginia line, living in 1820.
All of the above were pensioners and their names appear in the printed pension lists for the above mentioned years.
Respectfully yours,
S. C. Reagan.

[Stamp 1 & 2]
PENSION
A
FEB
U. 4 S.
1908
OFFICE.
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[Stamp]
PENSION
D
NOV
U. 8 S.
1912
OFFICE
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9 B.I. Rev. Sec.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
FOREST SERVICE
WASHINGTON

Nov 7th 1912

Honorable, Commissioner of Pensions.
Washington.
Dear Sir.
If allowable under the rules of your office will you please furnish me with the military record of one Zachariah Cook of Greenbrier County Virginia supposed to have been a soldier of the Revolutionary army.
Very truly yours,
[Signed] Will C. Barnes
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Jackson, Ohio, R.F.D. #3, 9-17-'25

Dept. of Interior
Revolutionary War Records Section
Bureau of Pensions

Gentlemen,
Are you able to tell me if there was a Zachariah Cook who served in the Revolutionary War from Greenbrier Co., Virginia and later moved to Pike Co., Ohio and died there?
There is one by that name buried there Beaver, Ohio upon whose tombstone is inscribed the words "He fought for Liberty."
(over)
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If you can give me any information as to his service and record I will be much obliged.
Yours truly
Lloyd E. Sears
Jackson, Ohio
R.F.D. #3
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C. Reagan

42 655
INVALID.
Revy
File No. 42.655
Zachariah Cook
Priv Rev War
Act: 18" March 18"
Index:-Vol. 3, Page 95
[Arrangement of 1870.]

Feb 14. '08. Hist to S.
1912, Nov. 11. 
History to Will C. Barnes, F.W.
1925. Oct 26 - Hist to Lloyd F Sears. M.D.Y.
1925. Nov. 10 Copies delivered to Mrs K. S. Curry. AW
1931 - Nov. 11 - Photos
ciled to Mrs. George Isaac
1931 - Nov. 19 
Accounting Div. notified
AWF
1939 - Jan 13 - Hist to Mrs. H B Cassell CE